Dear Reader, The stock market is a rollercoaster ride right now. But what if you could see that Apple's stock is likely to drop in the next 30 days? Or Amazon stock? Or Tesla? It'd be great, right? But wouldn’t it be even more powerful if you could see every stock that is likely to drop in the next 30 days? It would give you a HUGE advantage — and make investing in the stock market a whole lot calmer. You could shield yourself from the falling stocks that dish out devastating losses… You could even avoid stock market crashes altogether. That was our goal when we set out to build our latest A.I. powered investing tool, An-E. Short for Analytical Engine, An-E is the closest thing you can get to knowing what the price of pretty much any stock be 30 days from now. Since it went live, An-E has made stock price predictions with incredible accuracy... For example, An-E recently predicted that the video game retailer GameStop would drop by -9.15%... in reality the stock fell -12.56%. That means, An-E was off by 3 percentage points. Similarly, An-E predicted that Bancorp would drop -9.86%... in reality, it dropped -10.04%. An-E’s prediction was within 0.5 percentage points. To give you one more example, An-E predicted that Boston Beer would drop by -8.14%... The reality? Boston Beer Company dropped by -8.17%. An-E’s prediction was nearly dead on. Impressive stuff… But that’s not all. An-E’s prediction can be incredibly accurate on stocks going up. In fact, recently, An-E made stock predictions within 70 cents, 19 cents… and even as close as 7 cents of the actual stock price. Even better, it's helping give everyday folks the chance to see returns that are beating the S&P 500 by 2-fold... 6-fold... and even 9-fold. But this handful of examples are no guarantee of An-E's future success. So we decided to put An-E to the ultimate test on Wall Street. You can see the surprising results here. Did An-E go down in flames? Or pass with flying colors? You can find out right here. 
John Jagerson
Analyst, TradeSmith | 
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