This is why we do it...
Dr. Lira Lopez bought $RKLB in his AI World War III portfolio on 10/30/23, back when shares were in the single digits. The strategy was built to capture companies riding the wave of rising defense spending and geopolitical tension, and Rocket Lab fit the thesis perfectly as a fast-growing aerospace name plugged directly into US national security launches. Since that buy, the position is up +2,867%.
The AI WW3 strategy was designed by Dr. Alejandro Lopez-Lira, a Wharton Ph.D. in Finance who uses large language models to score and select defense and aerospace stocks. Y
ou don't need to track every Pentagon contract or read every geopolitical headline. Autopilot runs the strategy automatically, and today $116M is already trading alongside him.
Investment advice provided by Autopilot advisers LLC, an SEC registered investment advisor. Past performance does not guarantee future results. Investing carries risks including the risk of the loss of principal. Net performance shown, includes fees from Autopilot.
All time performance: 209.67% - Oct 31 2023 to May 15 2026
Link to full strategy: /landing/5/100040?referrer=AP
Love him or hate him, you have to follow the money.
There's a new pilot on Autopilot, and it mirrors Donald Trump's personal stock portfolio.
Every time the President of the United States files a disclosure, this pilot buys and sells the exact same stocks, automatically. His latest filing shows millions of dollars going into NVIDIA,
Oracle and Boeing — names that line up suspiciously well with the policies coming out of his own White House.
Built by Unusual Whales. Live now on Autopilot.
Investment advice provided by Autopilot advisers LLC, an SEC registered investment advisor. Past performance does not guarantee future results. Investing carries risks including the risk of the loss of principal. Net performance shown, includes fees from Autopilot.
Nvidia's ban is over.
Trump's "good meeting" with Xi just handed Nvidia its China revenue back.
The White House quietly green-lit a list of US-listed companies that can buy NVDA chips before anyone else:
Alibaba $BABA — China's biggest cloud and AI platformTencent $TCEHY — runs WeChat and China's fastest-growing AI assistantJD $JD — China's #2 e-commerce and cloud providerLenovo $LNVGY — the approved distributor for the chips
China was 13% of Nvidia's revenue before the ban. Now it's back on the table — and these 4 are first in line.
Investment advice provided by Autopilot advisers LLC, an SEC registered investment advisor. Past performance does not guarantee future results. Investing carries risks including the risk of the loss of principal. Net performance shown, includes fees from Autopilot.
Link to full strategy: /landing/1806/658150?referrer=AP
all time - april 28 2025 to may 14 2026 - 30.6%
It's Nvidia vs the World
Nvidia closed above $5.5 trillion in market cap for the first time ever.
Only two economies on earth produce more in a year than that one chip company is now worth: the United States and China. If Nvidia were a country, it would be the third largest economy on the planet, sitting above Germany, Japan, India, and the UK.
Deutsche Bank estimated its value already represented 3.6% of global GDP back when it was "only" worth $4 trillion. Behind the headline is a real business: $215.9 billion in revenue in fiscal 2026, up 65% year over year, with roughly 90% of the discrete GPU market and 98% of the data center GPU space.
If you own a broad index fund, Nvidia is already one of your biggest holdings, which means the same stock propping up your portfolio is now propping up the entire U.S. growth story.
Autopilot runs the strategies that ride this AI trade automatically.
Investment advice provided by Autopilot advisers LLC, an SEC registered investment advisor. Past performance does not guarantee future results. Investing carries risks including the risk of the loss of principal. Net performance shown, includes fees from Autopilot.
New pilot alert.
Most investors freeze when the market turns. AHF Research built a rules-based system that doesn't.
The AHF Regime Rotation portfolio holds three liquid ETFs across three sleeves:
$TQQQ — 3x leveraged Nasdaq-100 exposure for amplified growth participation$DBMF — managed-futures diversification that can profit when stocks are falling$SGOV — ultra-short Treasury bills for risk-off defense
A proprietary regime model decides which sleeve gets emphasized — no discretion, no narratives, no second-guessing. When conditions are supportive, the portfolio leans into Nasdaq growth. When risk rises, it rotates toward defense.
You don't have to watch every signal or time the market yourself. Follow AHF Research on Autopilot and the strategy runs automatically.
Link to full strategy: /landing/4431/1030986?referrer=AP
Investment advice provided by Autopilot advisers LLC, an SEC registered investment advisor. Past performance does not guarantee future results. Investing carries risks including the risk of the loss of principal. Net performance shown, includes fees from Autopilot.
Big buy alert 🫡
$500k. That's how much someone just invested in fixing AI's biggest bottleneck — with light.
While everyone is busy arguing about which chip wins the AI race, the real problem is that those chips can't talk to each other fast enough. Data centers are melting under their own electricity bills and copper wires literally can't keep up with how much information AI models need to move every second.
Photonics is the fix. Instead of pushing electrons through metal, these companies move information using beams of light through fiber optic cables, which is faster, cooler, and uses a fraction of the power. It is the nervous system that keeps the entire AI buildout from grinding to a halt.
Michael Sikand built 'Photonics is Next' to invest exclusively in the companies making this shift happen. It is up 106.7% all time and 87.9% year to date, compared to 8.2% for the S&P 500 over the same window.
Over $17,000,000 is now invested alongside this strategy on Autopilot, which means every trade Michael makes runs automatically inside your own brokerage account. You do not have to pick the stocks, time the entries, or watch the sector. Link in bio to invest alongside it.
Investment advice provided by Autopilot advisers LLC, an SEC registered investment advisor. Past performance does not guarantee future results. Investing carries risks including the risk of the loss of principal. Net performance shown, includes fees from Autopilot.
Your tax dollars at work...
The Pentagon just confirmed the Iran war cost American taxpayers $29 billion.
Now the U.S. has to restock every missile, interceptor, and bomb it just used up. The bill? You already paid it.
Here are the 5 defense stocks that just got fed by your tax dollars:
Raytheon $RTX — cruise missiles and air defense interceptorsLockheed Martin $LMT — stealth strike missilesL3Harris $LHX — electronic warfare and precision strike systemsBWX Technologies $BWXT — nuclear reactors for U.S. carriersGeneral Dynamics $GD — ships, submarines, combat vehicles
Every missile fired, every interceptor launched, every carrier deployed — it all flows back to these companies. And you're paying for it.
The 'AI World War III strategy' invests in these defense and aerospace stocks, automatically, through your brokerage account.
Link to full strategy here: /landing/5/100040
"All time performance": +215% Oct 31 2023 to May 12 2026
Investment advice provided by Autopilot advisers LLC, an SEC registered investment advisor. Past performance does not guarantee future results. Investing carries risks including the risk of the loss of principal. Net performance shown, includes fees from Autopilot.
Breaking news
Trump just rejected Iran's peace proposal, which raises the odds the Strait of Hormuz stays closed.
About a fifth of the world's oil flows through Hormuz, and Morgan Stanley says crude could hit $150 a barrel by summer if it doesn't reopen.
If oil goes parabolic, here are 5 stocks worth watching:
Exxon Mobil $XOM — the largest U.S. oil producer.
Chevron $CVX — deepwater production shielded from any Middle East blockade.
Valero Energy $VLO — a refiner that gains as the crude price gap widens.
Targa Resources $TRGP — benefits as U.S. gas exports replace Middle East supply.
Coterra Energy $CTRA — a low-cost producer with high sensitivity to rising oil prices.
Investment advice provided by Autopilot advisers LLC, an SEC registered investment advisor. Past performance does not guarantee future results. Investing carries risks including the risk of the loss of principal. Net performance shown, includes fees from Autopilot.
Link to full portfolio performance: /landing/1/865704?referrer=AP
All time: up 18.5% since Jan 6 2026 - May 11 2026
Love isnt cheap...
The average date now costs a millennial $252. For Gen Z, it's $205 a pop — and nine dates a year adds up to roughly $1,845, or 3 to 5% of a young worker's median income.
Half of single Americans are going on fewer dates or picking cheaper activities because of rising costs, and 47% say dating just isn't worth the expense anymore. A clinical psychologist told CNBC people are dating "much more defensively" — taking fewer chances and forming fewer connections.
Even meeting someone has a price tag: 35% of dating app users now pay around $19 a month for premium features.
