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[Song] Hello everyone, welcome to the Finsite AI Podcast, where we'll take you on a journey to explore... Delve deep into the world of finance and investment with this perspective. That's me, the sharpest AI expert, and Minta here. Today we have an interesting topic. Thank you so much, Theo. Because we're going to adopt a world-class investment philosophy.
The legend of Peter Lynch is being revived in this new era where AI plays a significant role in our lives. That's absolutely right. Peter Linch, the originator of the " Invest in what you know" concept, is a true master. It's a belief held by many, but today we're going to discuss it. That means our understanding of AI has changed.
How was it? That sounds really exciting, first of all! Can you explain this to our audience? Could you tell me what Pet Linch's core principle is? Okay, basically, Pet Linch believes that retail investors have an advantage over larger investors. The institution because we can observe it. Make changes in your daily life first, no matter what.
These will be new products and new services that we will be using. What we touch, or even restaurants with long queues of people. These long queues are the beginning sign of... They told us to invest in growing businesses. What we're familiar with is a real understanding of its business model. It's a concept that sounds simple but is powerful.
That's a lot, but this is the AI era, and AI will help improve our level of understanding. How was it? This is where things get really interesting, especially in our past. Perhaps they just noticed this brand of coffee shop. Wow, there are so many people! Or is this product something my friend uses?
There are many different opinions, but the information we have might be... Is it limited to a narrow circle or just a personal feeling? Yes, sometimes we feel that people might like it. However, there is no in-depth information to confirm this. That's right, in this AI era, our understanding of... We will be able to delve much deeper and broader than before.
AI can help us analyze data. There is a vast amount of information from social media, including news stories. Analyzing sales data, Google search trends, or even customer reviews. This means that if we observe a particular product... One interesting thing is that we can use AI to find insightful data to support our decisions, right?
For example, AI can tell us whether a product is currently... Among which groups is it popular, and how much is its sales growing? What are the competitors like, or is there a positive trend? Or what about the negative aspects? That's right, Bin. Try to imagine that instead. Instead of just knowing that people like product A, we can use AI to analyze: 1.
The popularity of product A, how much it's being talked about on social media over the past 3 months, and the growth... What percentage is being discussed among the two target groups? Who are the largest users of product A? What is their age range, occupation, and additional interests? What are the key strengths of product A's three competitors?
Compared to competitors, what are their weaknesses? Wow, just thinking about it, I can picture it already, from what it used to be. Even simple feelings can become valuable insights. It's immediately tangible, isn't it? Yes, and AI also helps us with... It can be valued, too, even though Peter Link focuses on growth, valuation...
Value is still important. AI can help us analyze financial statements, forecast revenue, and... Future profits are based on various underlying factors. More complex than humans can handle on their own, meaning AI isn't just helping us find things. Good stocks that we understand, and that further confirm...
That stock isn't overpriced either. That's right. In addition, AI can help us with diligence, making the process faster and more thorough. We can use AI to summarize analyses from experts. Analyze multiple sources and compare different perspectives. Or even find historical information about... Companies are moving quickly.
It sounds like AI is becoming an assistant for investors. This is our personal capital, but how can we use AI to maximize our investment, following the Pet Lynch approach? That 's a very good question, Minta. I see three main steps: 1. Observation in life... Our daily routine starts from the same spot at Pet Linch.
We observe what products or services are available. We or the people around us use it frequently or it's becoming popular. Secondly, use AI to expand your understanding when you encounter it. What's interesting is that various AI tools are being used, such as AI chatbots that can summarize... Information from various sources or platforms.
Analyzing AI-powered data to delve deeper into both quantitative and qualitative information, and connecting it to business and trends, AI will help us see a bigger picture of how... What trend is this product currently under? (model) Is the business strong and has potential? Is it growing in the long term?
It sounds like a well-connected process. It fits perfectly; it doesn't abandon the original principles, but... Empowered by new technology! Yes, and most importantly, AI is not going to replace instinct. Or, as we understand it, it has become... Tools that help us obtain good information. It provides a broader perspective for decision-making.
I've made a smarter decision to invest in the stock market. It's like Peter Lynch telling us to dig for diamonds in our backyard, and AI is the X-ray machine that helps us see them. The comparison shows where the diamond is located and how big it is. Mintra AI helps reduce bias in human decision-making.
Well, maybe we just like certain products. It's personal, but AI will provide accurate information. Is it really that widely popular? And are there any precautions to take when using AI to help with investment? Of course, AI is a powerful tool. But it must be used with understanding. AI is not human; it lacks instinct and life experience.
And they don't understand the emotional or social context. As complex as humans, but with reliable data. The effectiveness of AI depends on its quality. An image of the input data if the data is poor. The results may be inaccurate. 3. Don't trust AI 100%. AI is an assistant, but not a solution. The final decision-maker in investment decisions remains.
It 's always our responsibility. In short, we must be the ones driving AI, not the other way around. Is it true that in today's information overload, using AI to help filter and analyze information is really necessary? And providing insightful information will enhance the decision-making process. The knowledge gained from Peter Linch's approach becomes even more powerful, so we won't be left behind.
It's not just a superficial understanding, but we will understand it through understanding. We can delve deeper into the details than before. It 's a concept worth trying to apply to investing. This is funding for all of us today. I know perfectly well. You're welcome, Minta. I hope all listeners will enjoy it.
That's a great idea, keep it in mind for further investment. In this AI era, understanding is not impossible. Stop at what we see, but delve deeper. Based on the information we have access to. For today, we, To and Minta, must say goodbye. Goodbye! [Song]
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