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Created iOS investing app: predicts some stock direction with 70% accuracy

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I created an investing app on the iOS App Store called Hubble (Easier to find if you search "Hubble Investing"). As a part of the app I created a couple AI's that can predict some stocks direction with >70% accuracy (Google and Amazon stocks are two of the best).

I think the app is pretty cool, but there is so much I can improve on. I would love if people would check it out and tell me what they think can be improved!

If you want a free premium account, comment the email you use to sign up and I will upgrade your account!

Why are you selling an app instead of running a hedge fund if you can accurately predict stock directions?

Because it will be easier to make money from the app, than from the stock market.

Haha good question! I have actually been using it to invest, and have made a decent amount of money using the AI to buy options in companies like Google and Amazon where the AI is pretty accurate.

However, it's hard to make money, if you don't already have money. Also I only buy these options when the AI has a confidence above 75% for these stocks which doesn't happen often!

My goal is to make the AI more and more accurate and offer it as a free tool for everyone, but I have to start somewhere!

beepbo{2}p@c..p.me, cheers

Your account should be premium now!

vinod@ge..t.nl (currently getting error connecting to the network)

Hmm... that's strange. I think it is a generic error message (I'm working on making that a bit better), try using a different username and see if that works!

Nope, same issue. I've tried wifi and 5G, different usernames (caps, no caps), and a simpler password.

Oh man, I'm sorry about that! I am looking through the code right now to try and figure out what could be causing the issue. The next update will include more descriptive error messages. I also just want to make sure that when you are trying to create your account, are you seeing a: username, email, and password text field?

Yes I am. The issue seems to have been my email address (it contains a - in the domain name part). I used a different email address and that went through right away. So now I'm registered with the email ttl@c..x.nl

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