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Managing Editor’s note: <\/strong>There are some problems that even the brightest human intelligence can’t solve. Luckily, AI is here to help us.<\/p>\n

That’s the message from our CEO, Keith Kaplan, in today’s special dispatch.<\/p>\n

Keith’s not convinced by the gloom and doom about AI like you’ve been seeing in the media lately. He says that the new era of intelligence is a boon to investors who know how to use it. And TradeSmith has spent millions of dollars and years of hard work making that easy for Main Street.<\/p>\n

The result is Predictive Alpha. It’s an AI-powered forecasting tool that projects stock prices up to 21 days out with historical accuracy rates of 85% and better.<\/p>\n

Keith’s sharing details about our next-generation system at our Super AI Trading Event<\/a><\/strong> on Sept. 22. He’ll show you how a five-stock rotating portfolio based on its forecasts beat the market by 3-to-1 this year.<\/p>\n

Register for the event here<\/a><\/strong>, and you’ll get free limited-time access to our most powerful Predictive Alpha model. Search thousands of stocks to your heart’s content and trade those forecasts in the lead-up to the event.<\/p>\n

Now, here’s Keith…<\/p>\n<\/div>\n

Bringing Financial AI to Main Street<\/h2>\n

BY KEITH KAPLAN, CEO, TRADESMITH<\/strong><\/p>\n

Richard Feynman could explain almost anything in the physical world.<\/p>\n

The renowned theoretical physicist won a Nobel Prize for working out how light and electrons behave, in equations so exact their predictions matched reality to more than 10 decimal places.<\/p>\n

But one problem beat him his entire life.<\/p>\n

It was in the cream curling into his coffee… the smoke rising off a match… the water sputtering from his tap.<\/p>\n

It was turbulence<\/em> – the instant a smooth, calm flow trips over itself and erupts into chaos.<\/p>\n

It’s a simple enough question: How can a smooth flow of fluid suddenly break down on its own?<\/p>\n

But for 90 years, no one could prove why.<\/p>\n

The question was so hard that, in 2000, a group of mathematicians named it one of the seven greatest unsolved problems in all of math – the Millennium Prize Problems – and put up a $1 million reward for anyone who could crack it.<\/p>\n

Then, early this month, it happened.<\/p>\n

But it wasn’t a human mathematician who cracked it. It was a swarm of 10,000 AI agents.<\/p>\n

Those agents were built by OpenAI, the company behind ChatGPT.<\/p>\n

And what they pulled off isn’t only useful for solving a 90-year-old physics problem. It turns out to be just as useful in the stock market.<\/p>\n

That’s why my team and I have spent years of work and millions of research dollars putting the power of AI in the hands of ordinary investors.<\/p>\n

I’m not talking about a chatbot. This is a different kind of AI – one trained to find the patterns hidden in market chaos.<\/p>\n

It’s designed to project where any of 2,334 stocks in the system are most likely to head over the next 21 trading days, with 85% historical accuracy rates or better.<\/p>\n

Tools like this used to be locked inside the world’s top hedge funds. Now, we’re bringing that same edge to Main Street.<\/p>\n

In testing, a simple five-stock version of it returned an average annual gain of 239% – across seven years that ran straight through the pandemic, the 2022 crash, the 2025 tariff selloff, rising interest rates, and two wars.<\/p>\n

So far this year, this portfolio has outperformed the S&P 500 three to one as of August’s monthly close.<\/p>\n

And our AI has called countless other winning trades in between.<\/p>\n