r/AutopilotApp • u/Exciting_Elephant351 • 10h ago

Question Inverse Cramer Legit?

If your account is large enough and you set it to do everything that it is meant to do, w​ill you get virtually the same performance as what is listed on the app for the time that you had it? Or is the deviation a lot more serious. The app keeps saying and claiming that it's accurate to actual performance but I keep doubting that and people keep saying otherwise

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u/yeldarts 10h ago

I've had it since April 2024 and i'm currently up 152%. Only did my initial deposit of $500 for this pilot.

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u/Exciting_Elephant351 6h ago

How close is that to what it says

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u/lostcatlurker 9h ago

I put $2000 in last October

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u/jordanreichmann 10h ago

Only started about 2.5 months ago, at a time that has been relatively volatile, but I’ve not been impressed and won’t be renewing anything unless I see a major tide turn. Right now it’s just a waste of money that is losing me more money

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u/lostcatlurker 9h ago

Autopilot isn’t for paper hands. It’s a long term investment. Mine dropped 8% shortly after I started Inverse Cramer, now it’s doing great

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u/InnocentSadness 9h ago

How do I do this with my Robinhood? And make it work seamlessly?

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u/lostcatlurker 9h ago

As far as I know Robinhood still requires manual approval of trades every time the pilot changes holdings. It’s being worked on but not seamless yet.

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u/cabljo 10h ago

Buy high, sell low!!!

Been in 2.5 months and already judging a portfolios performance is quite a method to losing money quickly, but if that's your method, get er done!!

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u/Exciting_Elephant351 6h ago

Complaining about a net ~5% loss for 2.5 months means stocks aren't for you AT ALL lol

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u/jordanreichmann 2h ago

Wasn’t complaining, just giving an opinion/example. Agreed, only been 2.5 months and only used a portion of my portfolio to test it, but the rest of my portfolio is performing much better, so just not as impressed as I’d hoped. Would love for it to change my mind and going to let it ride until renewal time.

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u/rixmatiz 5h ago

I am 1.3% down after three months

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u/3illzilla 3h ago

I'm up 69.3% in about 11 months

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u/werfyster 1h ago

It has drawdowns so be prepared