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CoVestAI pairs institutional-grade machine intelligence with an explorer's patience — surfacing opportunity at first light, and holding conviction through every switchback.
Featured Tickers
Your portfolio's summit line.
The six largest positions in your connected brokerage account. Research, not financial advice.
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Sector Showcase
Where the weight actually sits.
Each sector's share of the book, and how it has performed since entry. Concentration is the risk a ticker list hides. Research, not financial advice.
Performance
Discipline, measured.
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Trades Made
win rate across the account's equity trades
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Positions Settled
of equity closing orders filled and settled cleanly
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Realized P/L
realized return on closed equity capital, all-time
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Best Trade
single-position peak realized gain
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Portfolio P/L
all-time portfolio return since the account opened on June 29, 2026
vs. the market, same window
- S&P 500+4.6%+2.3 pts
- Nasdaq Composite+3.5%+3.4 pts
- Dow Jones+3.0%+3.9 pts
Computed from the connected account's complete trade history as of August 16, 2026. Past performance does not guarantee future results.
Latest Market Insights
This week on the tape.
The three latest stories moving the market, summarized by the CoVestAI engine as of August 16, 2026.
Markets
3 min read
A Record Week for Stocks, and a Consumer That Just Blinked
July inflation came in at 0.1% month over month, the S&P 500 set a record, and the index still notched a third straight weekly gain — then Friday's retail sales report showed the biggest drop in over a year.
AI
3 min read
Bitcoin Miners Discover Their Real Asset Was the Power Contract
Anthropic agreed to pay Riot Platforms about $9.1B over twenty years for 191 MW at a Texas campus built to mine bitcoin — the clearest sign yet that mining infrastructure is being revalued as AI capacity.
Consumer
2 min read
Tapestry Beat Its Quarter and Lost a Fifth of Its Value
Revenue up 8.9%, EPS 3.4% ahead of consensus, and a 16.5% single-session drop. The guidance, not the quarter, did the damage — and it is a clean case study in what the market actually prices.