We just added automatic trade posts + instant mobile alerts for followers on Tradure.
So if someone you follow places a trade, it shows up like a social post and you get pinged immediately.
Here’s an example from @TB_Investing.
Very satisfying seeing trades turn into a live verified feed instead of just numbers on a brokerage screen.
Most trading and investing platforms make you search for ideas, so we just shipped a feed tab that brings them to you.
A single place to scroll posts, portfolios, allocations, and charts — together. Real portfolios and live allocations.
Check it out here and see it for yourself on Tradure.
By connecting your portfolio to Tradure you can ask questions to our AI insights on your portfolio.
Check it out here. Pretty cool right? Would you use this?
Last week we asked ChatGPT and Grok which companies had the most exposure to private credit. We then fed these responses to our AI at Tradure to allocate the two portfolios to run an experiment to see which one would perform better (or worse).
In week 1, Grok’s portfolio is beating the ChatGPT portfolio surprisingly being green over the past week and beating the broader market as well.
Given the challenges facing private credit redemptions at the moment, and a brutal market, I was not expecting this to say the least.
Check out the portfolio snapshots here from Tradure. Do you think this can hold?
These guys have been putting in serious work lately on Tradure and it shows.
If you haven't already, check out:
@TradeChronicle
@TB_Investing
@RealTacoTrades
One feature I've personally been using more is turning on the notifications for portfolios by clicking the bell icon 🔔- you get notified when traders make moves and can go back through their full order history anytime.
It's been a great way to actually learn how different traders operate instead of just seeing random screenshots and you know their trades are verified and which accounts they’re coming from. See a trader posting a screenshot on socials but no verification from Tradure?? That’s a red flag.
Portfolio transparency matters more than ever with how many scammers are out there.
When traders verify their portfolios on Tradure, you can actually see what they're trading and review their full order history
Do you think all social traders should use a portfolio verification service like Tradure?
It's now been 29 weeks since we launched our App Store 100 portfolio on Tradure, and a lot has changed on the App Store. Check out the top gainers and losers on the Apple $AAPL App Store rankings this week below:
Top Gainers:
- Paramount+ $PSKY: #33->#17 🔼+16
- Domino's Pizza $DPZ: #93->#78 🔼+15
- $ROKU: #55->#41 🔼+14
- Pinterest $PINS: #37->#25 🔼+12
- YouTube Music $GOOG: #84->#75 🔼+9
Top Losers:
- Capital One Shopping $COF: #30>#73 🔽-43
- Messenger $META: #68-> #95 🔽-27
- YouTube $GOOG: #12->#35 🔽-23
- Netflix $NFLX: #21->#36 🔽-15
- Starbucks $SBUX: #85->#99 🔽-14
New Public Companies in the Top 100:
None
Some interesting trends this week:
Performance of the App Store 100 has been not great this past week as tech and growth has been hit heavy by the broader market decline.
What am I missing here? Comment below!
Performance 1M:
Tradure App Store 100: -11.99%
S&P 500 $SPY: -7.75%
Anyone else feel like portfolio posts on here are tough to take seriously sometimes?
A lot of screenshots are cropped, outdated, or missing context-so it turns into "trust me bro" performance.
I ran into this myself trying to track multiple accounts, so I started building Tradure to:
- Aggregate portfolios across brokerages
- Actually track performance (Sharpe, drawdowns, etc.)
- Benchmark against other assets
- Share portfolios publicly in a way that's verifiable
-Clean exportable screenshots
The biggest difference I've noticed is the quality of feedback-you get way more useful input when people can see the full picture.
Curious-does verification and an easy Ui matter to you guys when you're looking at someone's portfolio, or are you mostly focused on the ideas?
You can see more images from how the dashboards look on Tradure in the following images.
I asked both ChatGPT and @grok “What companies have the most exposure to private credit.”
And then fed those responses to our AI at Tradure to actually build the ports out.
Here’s the results:
Both AIs chose Apollo $APO, $ARES, $KKR, BlackStone $BX but ChatGPT additionally identified The Carlyle Group $CG and Blue Owl $OWL.
Who do you think will win this?
Is winning which one identifies underperformance or over performance?
It's now been 28 weeks since we launched our App Store 100 portfolio on Tradure, and a lot has changed on the App Store. Check out the top gainers and losers on the Apple $AAPL App Store rankings this week below:
Top Gainers:
- Capital One Shopping $COF: #90->#30 🔼+60
- Paramount+ $PSKY: #64->#33 🔼+31
- T-Life $TMUS: #55->#32 🔼+23
- Target $TGT: #86->#69 🔼+17
- Netflix $NFLX: #35->#21 🔼+14
Top Losers:
- Duolingo $DUOL: #46>#66 🔽-20
- $ROKU: #39-> #55 🔽-16
- Disney+ $DIS: #36->#48 🔽-12
- Delta $DAL: #61->#72 🔽-11
- $LYFT: #32->#43 🔽-11
New Public Companies in the Top 100:
Chase $JPM
Some interesting trends this week:
With March Madness kicking off this week, I would have expected to see higher rankings from some of the sports gambling apps like DraftKings $DKNG but they were no where to be found in the App Store 100 this week. Is this a bad sign for the business? Are $HOOD, Kalshi, and Polymarket's business causing a material impact here?
What am I missing here? Comment below!
Performance 1M:
Tradure App Store 100: -2.87%
S&P 500 $SPY: -4.98%
Check out the snapshot here of the App Store 100 and sign up to see it live on Tradure or create your own interesting portfolio.