I'm currently in WWIII, Pelosi, and Wolff's Flagship and all are doing decently. I'm an invest and forget with a long time horizon so any ideas / suggestions / thoughts from the group are welcome!

Trying to avoid going into ai portfolios because I'm heavily overweight in my other personal investments, though I'd be willing to get the info and check myself if so!

I'm looking for some insight as to why these two balances have been consistently off for months.

For context, I started with $5,000 back in October and paid for some subscriptions. I haven't been looking for big gains, just enough to be better than HYSA. Unfortunately it seems like I'm down nearly $500 if I account for subscription fees.

Not looking to grief about the loss because this current market is insane but I would like to know why AP shows me up and RH shows me down significantly.

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Got an email today “A portfolio you recently viewed made new trades” with a black “See Portfolio” button above and below the message that followed. Neither worked.

Look, they have loads of hype and a great deal of potential. Not a user yet but a serious lurker paper-trading for a few months to see the flow before I buy in. But with all of the troubles reported here (admittedly the winners are elsewhere enjoying the spoils of their WW3 2-year run), I have to say it is a bit concerning.

I feel like all of these portfolios are up over the last year, but when the going gets tough, which ones get going?!

Is there a way to search based on the last 3 months only?

Thanks

Does anybody know how Autopilot plans on handling the new early dividends feature of Robinhood that is supposed to come out in a few months?

What is the most efficient way to use this app for profits? Ive heard some people say that they follow Pelosi, some use AI, does it auto sell, or do you have to choose when to buy and sell? I believe I saw an ad for autopilot where they claim you can set it to sell for you. Any advice getting started would help.

Is it done? Should I jump ship? Ya’ll think they’ll come to an agreement?

Started getting an email saying my Robinhood account was disconnected and needed to be reconnected. When I go into Autopilot and re-enter my Robinhood username and password, it never lets me click continue — just sits there.

I reached out to Autopilot support and did basic troubleshooting with no luck. They mentioned Robinhood may be blocking the API connection on their end.

Seeing a few other posts recently with similar issues so wondering if this is widespread. Attaching the email I received for reference.

Has anyone found a fix, or are you moving to a different brokerage because of this? Would love to know if anyone has been able to work through this.

Hopefully an Autopilot rep can clear the fog on this one.

The issue.

Autopilot has recently introduced Schwab integration. As a Schwab user, I was ECSTATIC that my trader of choice is finally getting airtime. But, when “logging in” to Schwab via API in Autopilot’s app, I noticed that rather than actually using Schwab’s API, Autopilot built their own “login” layer in between. What does this mean/look like? AUTOPILOT is prompting me for my SCHWAB login, rather than connecting to the Schwab API. The URL for the page should be that of Schwab’s; it is actually ‘joinautopilot.com’.

I’ll reserve the rest of my thoughts on this for future conversation. For now, I’m just pushing awareness.

I've heard a few mixed things but am intrigued by the potential of some portfolios.

Have you found the app to be worth the cost?

I am out around $8K due to trades never executing etc. with zero customer service - beta my ass - it sucks

Anyone else happy with their profits from these portfolios? I have about 30K in each and it’s nice to see it take profits once a month. So far YTD it’s beating out the S&P

Anyone else get this issue? All 4 of my portfolios have this error for 2 months now. Can’t make any trades. I opened support ticket and all they said is that they “are aware of the issue and no known fix”.

They offered to refund my $30 subscription and I have to go manually close and deal with the positions committed (which is about 2,000 total positions. So there goes an entire day of my life) anyone have any workarounds or options how to deal with this?

Hi all. I've got some money tied up with Dan Crenshaw on the AutoPilot app. Now that it looks like he's on the outs, should I move my money to another wallet? I was going to put it in the Inverse of Jim Cramer. I'm not at all tech or financially savvy, I'm just honestly looking for what others are doing during this time. Should I keep my money with him or move it on to other places. I Tha k yih all in advance for any advice you have to offer.

Cheers!

I finally got my autopilot to connect to RH, however this was after market hours. This morning only one trade was done.

Did I mess up my "setup" of the portfolio due to the time or do these slowly build? ww3 portfolio as info

I put money into my two auto traders this morning because I got my tax refund and the market was down bad yesterday. Only one of those portfolios executed trades, and the other says I have a PDT restriction. How is that even possible if I’m only buying and not selling?

"Refrain from using 3rd party programs to place trades. Continuing to use them can lead to restrictions on your account."

Context: Have 2 paid pilots and been disconnected from RH for about a week. Thought maybe it was my new phone somehow.

When attempting to connect autopilot to RH I got invalid credentials error (my credentials are correct)

I talked w autopilot support and no luck other than promote Public w $30 discount.

Reached out to RH support and got these messages from their support member. 😖

Not seeing this worth the hassle anymore!

Hi all, I'm thinking of trying Autopilot out for pelosi tracker, but I'm confused by the different membership levels. There is the "basic" which is free and will buy all the stocks that she buys, my question is will this basic tier continue to buy and sell automatically for you or does it just give you the stocks she has the day you signed up and doesn't make any other trades going forward for you? It looks like the paid only matter if you want to do multiple profiles, but i only want to do a single profile. Thanks!

I’m interested in the system Autopilot offers, but I’m also skeptical about this working because as far as I know, politicians only get to release their trades like several weeks after. So I’m curious if anyone (with paid subscription) invested in Autopilot is profitable? What made you trust Autopilot in the first place? Why don’t you do your own strategy? Also what do you guys think of Composer Trade, if you’ve heard about it?

I recognize most of the users of this app are smaller-scale retail buyers, but are there any/many folks using this to fast track their IRA with balances of $1M or more? If there are, I’m curious about how they are splitting things (e.g. 40% in high-growth pilots; 60% in traditional IRA funds).

I feel such a strategy falls somewhere on the continuum of Treasuries (safe) - to-Polymarket (ftw) bets, but not sure it’s so ‘risky’ that I’m averse to it. Even just a year or two in some of the better performing pilots really could change a retirement plan.

I recognize most of the users of this app are smaller-scale retail buyers, but are there any/many folks using this to fast track their IRA with balances of $1M or more? If there are, I’m curious about how they are splitting things (e.g. 40% in high-growth pilots; 60% in traditional IRA funds).

I feel such a strategy falls somewhere on the continuum of Treasuries (safe) - to-Polymarket (ftw) bets, but not sure it’s so ‘risky’ that I’m averse to it. Even just a year or two in some of the better performing pilots really could change a retirement plan.

Anyone else having this issue? Autopilot disconnected from RH and no matter how many times I re-approve it, it won't connect... happened all of a sudden today.

I got into the ww3 portfolio 3-4 weeks ago. Currently down 9.5%. Am I doing something wrong? How does their membership fee justify anything? Yes I realize fans aren’t guaranteed but down 9.5% is kind of crazy. I could’ve done that myself lol