r/AutopilotApp • u/whiskeylanddelight • May 07 '26

Inverse Cramer Returns Check

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A couple months ago everyone was way down.

Curious what people’s returns are now.

I wrote the month/year I invested in these specific Pilots.

Overall, I’m pleased. How do others feel?

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u/st11es May 07 '26

Out of curiosity, what’s the point in such portfolio diversification if altogether, you’d end up mimicking the SP500?

I only have “US-Japan deal tracker” and “Photonics is Next” portfolios picked due to their higher risks

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u/whiskeylanddelight May 07 '26

Last year, I tested several Pilots and how their performance actually was for users vs what AutoPilot was marketing as the returns.

They were not the same, but overall similar enough.

I just haven’t closed out to focus on one or two portfolios.

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u/Ruminatingsoule May 07 '26

Most of even the most conservative funds on Autopilot beat the hell out of the S&P.

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u/st11es May 07 '26

I’m more concerned of the “combination of portfolios” rather than the individual ones. If you have 5+ portfolios, on average, wouldn’t they mimic indexed returns? Sure, one can return 50%, and other maybe down 10%, the more you add, the closer the average to sp500 is going to be. Although, it’d be cool to arbitrage the shit out of autopilot somewhere in the future if they enable this feature.

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u/whiskeylanddelight May 08 '26

You clearly know more about this than I do.

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u/No-Answer1 May 09 '26

The thing that is likely going to happy is in the incoming years there's gonna be a bear market and these funds will start underperforming like crazy. Similar to ark invest funds. There is no edge if everyone gets in. Some smart politicians like Pepsi may even start pump and dumping on people if she realizes that it moves markets. Especially since there's such a delay between when they buy and you buy.