After building Autopilot for the past few years something I’ve been surprised about is some of the most popular investors aren't the politicians or well known hedge funds It's the investors sharing their actual stock picks and doing almost real time investing For example, there’s an investor named @peterjwolff who runs his 'Wolff Flagship Fund'. This 'fund' is his own personal stock picks that he updates whenever he sees a new opportunity That portfolio since launch now has $180,000,000 of capital invested alongside And trades probably once a month or so Or take @michaelsikand 's 'Photonics is next' portfolio. This one is more thematic, but mirrors his general research on where he thinks the world of AI is heading That portfolio has $21M Autopiloting it while it’s up 65% since inception And this one updates more sporadically as the volatility in that portfolio is higher I think these 'near real time' portfolios are so popular honestly because the majority of retail investors that I speak with don’t have the time nor confidence to pick their own investments, so now they’re turning to these investors to do the investing for them So it turns out it's not purely just 'alpha' that we see retail chasing. It's also active investing because of the reality that the markets more than ever are fluctuating so fast it's hard to keep up