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Dear, the stock market has been a bloodbath these past few days 🩸 Even several stocks that everyone had high hopes for have dropped. I want to buy, but I’m afraid it’ll keep falling—what should I do? On CREAO AI @CreaoAI, I built myself a stock position-building AI Agent called the “Position Building Planner.” I simply tell it how much capital I want to allocate, which markets I’d like to invest in, my acceptable drawdown level, and how long I’d like to complete the buildup—and it generates a detailed position-building plan for me. This time, I used $10,000, selected the U.S., A-share, and Hong Kong markets, set a conservative risk preference, and scheduled staggered purchases around earnings reports, interest rate decisions, and other key events. It breaks down every consideration step by step: - How much capital should be allocated to each market? How much should be kept as cash reserves? - How many tranches should I use, and when should each one be deployed? - Under what conditions should I pause buying or reduce my position? - How should I adjust the plan if earnings reports or market conditions change? It even lists the “no-buy conditions” for each tranche! The generated Excel file is downloadable—change the total capital, and all amounts auto-update. If you want to swap out a stock or adjust allocations, just ask it to regenerate the plan. Try it here: https://t.co/yLK8nVrrHI Come experience it with me!

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