2026-01-13 06:53:30

The trend of AI automated trading is becoming more and more intense. Recently, there is an AI assistant called Doubao that can generate trading plans in one sentence, and its accuracy looks pretty good. This is really bad news; professional analysts are truly facing a crisis.

Imagine, the era where technical analysis was done based on experience and intuition might really be coming to an end. AI can process massive amounts of data in seconds, identify trading signals, and execute order instructions. Its efficiency is simply unmatched by humans. Users of some leading trading platforms are discussing that if even basic K-line analysis can be replaced by AI, how much room is there left for analysts as a profession?

But on the other hand, this might be an inevitable evolution of the industry. AI is not bringing decline, but making the market more efficient and rational. Those analysts who can harness AI tools and incorporate macro thinking will stand out.

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ServantOfSatoshi

· 01-16 03:04

Doubao can come up with a trading plan in just one sentence? Sounds impressive, but do they really dare to compete? Even with highly accurate AI, someone has to take responsibility. What if it fails, who pays? I'm tired of hearing analysts say they'll lose their jobs. Every time a new tool comes out, they say the same thing. So, what’s the result? It's not about AI replacing humans; the key is who knows how to use the tools better. The true winners will always be a few. Doubao's approach is okay for beginners, but when it comes to large-scale betting, can AI really calculate everything?

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GweiTooHigh

· 01-15 22:09

Doubao really became popular, but to be honest, I still have some doubts about its accuracy. Backtesting data looks good, but that doesn't necessarily mean it performs well in live trading. Much of the claimed accuracy is exaggerated; in actual trading, it's hard to say. Analysts should consider transforming their approach; sticking solely to candlestick analysis indeed has no future. AI replacing fundamental analysis is just the beginning; the real game has just started. Wait, who can guarantee that Doubao won't also experience a sudden crash?

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ProofOfNothing

· 01-15 13:53

Is the accuracy pretty good? Buddy, are you joking with me? The backtest data looks good, but when it comes to real trading, everything is exposed in one shot. Worried about AI analysts losing their jobs? Think again. The real crisis is retail investors being harvested again. I've seen the方案 generated by Doubao, and honestly, it's just a bunch of indicators piled up. Copying it might not necessarily lose money, but there are two sides to the story. Instead of worrying about analysts losing their jobs, it's better to think about how to avoid getting caught in AI-recommended trades. This wave of AI trading is just hype, once real money is involved, it'll immediately be exposed. The market won't become rational because of AI; it will only become crazier, more competitive, and more brutal. Trust me.

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MemeTokenGenius

· 01-13 07:23

Is Doubao reliable? I tried it and it feels just so-so; you still have to watch the market yourself. AI-generated solutions? Ha, you'll know when it crashes. Why are analysts panicking? Learning to use tools is the real key. Honestly, human thinking is still valuable; machines are just workers. This round was indeed a bit fast, but those who can adapt are still the ones making real money.

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HappyMinerUncle

· 01-13 07:21

Doubao is really just a tool, to be honest, it helps you quickly organize your thoughts... The key still depends on how you use it. Relying on AI for simple copy-paste solutions? That's really dangerous; the market isn't a machine. But on the other hand, the analyst profession truly needs to evolve. If you don't evolve, you'll really be淘汰

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FastLeaver

· 01-13 07:19

Doubao is really outrageous. One sentence to come up with a plan... Isn't this just automatic leek harvesting? AI precision? Ha, I think it's more likely to be precisely losing money. Analyst crisis? Nonsense, it should have been shattered long ago. The ones that truly make money are never these things; it still depends on information asymmetry.

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UncleWhale

· 01-13 07:06

Uh, Doubao's accuracy is really incredible. I tried it yesterday and directly made some profit from the price difference, which was a bit shocking. Analysts indeed need to shift; the era of purely technical analysis for making a living is almost over. But to be fair, relying on AI to just sit back and win? You still need to understand the market; blindly copying trades will eventually lead to losses. This wave is a reshuffle; those who survive will be more competitive. AI trading has truly changed the rules. In the past, it was all about intuition; now, it's about data. The disappearance of analysts is a myth; they've just been forced to upgrade, which is normal. I'm a bit skeptical about Doubao's accuracy; it seems okay but not that miraculous. A more rational market is a good thing, but it also means that excess returns are harder to achieve. The idea of mastering tools is a bit idealistic; in actual operation, there are too many variables.

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BlockchainGriller

· 01-13 07:01

Is the accuracy of this Doubao thing real or fake? I still need to look at the actual trading data before making a judgment; anyone can boast, but who can't? The issue of algorithms eating away jobs has been coming for a long time. If you can't adapt, you'll be eliminated. It's harsh, but that's the reality. I think most retail investors using AI are just wasting their time. If your mindset isn't right, you'll still lose money. No matter how powerful the tools are, they can't save amateurs. Wait, what if Doubao runs away? I really don't trust the one-click generation solutions...

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SatoshiLeftOnRead

· 01-13 06:57

Is Doubao reliable? I feel like it's all just illusions built on big data. Can AI be precise? Then why didn't it predict last year's black swan? Analysts are going to lose their jobs, but who will bear the losses? Haha. Honestly, you still have to manage your own risks; no matter how powerful the tools are, humans still control them. This thing is just old wine in a new bottle; quantitative trading has been everywhere for a long time. Don't blame AI when you lose money; blame yourself for falling for those flashy marketing tricks.

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TokenomicsTherapist

· 01-13 06:57

Stop kidding, is Doubao's accuracy pretty good? I look at those automated trading schemes and they seem like fantasy novels... Wait, the real issue isn't AI replacing analysts, but who can survive this wave of volatility. Honestly, the hype around AI trading is pretty intense, but the data is right there—the black swan events that are missed can wipe out an entire month's gains. Talking about "efficient rationality" is pointless. Those analysts still alive, they no longer rely on K-line charts; they rely on judging people's minds.

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