Continuous analysis
The engine watches through the whole trading session, so a short-lived move at ten past two is not missed because you were in a meeting. It also keeps watching in the quiet hours, when it can prepare the next morning's note.
AI-powered stocks
Invest in shares with technology that does the watching for you. The AI engine follows prices, volumes and volatility across the markets you choose, explains what it sees in plain language and, if you let it, places orders within the limits you set. Capital is at risk and results are not guaranteed.
See how it worksWhat is it?
AI-powered stocks is the part of Aureo Flowdex that applies machine learning to the share market. Instead of reading price charts and company news by hand, you set your goals and limits, and the engine monitors the shares you have chosen from the open to the close of each trading day.
It works through a lot of information quickly. It compares today's behaviour with what happened in similar conditions in the past, flags unusual moves and summarises the position in a short note you can read in a minute. The result is a view of the market that does not depend on you staring at a screen.
The tool does not predict prices and it does not promise gains. It looks for patterns that were useful before, and markets do not always repeat themselves.
| Data the engine reads | Used for |
|---|---|
| Price history | Spotting trends and turning points |
| Trading volume | Judging the strength of a move |
| Volatility | Sizing orders and triggering pauses |
| Opening hours and holidays | Following the London session and bank holiday closures |
| Your own limits | Capping risk on every order |
A typical trading day
Following the London session from before the open to after the close. Times are UK time and the details change with your own settings.
07:30, before the open
The engine reviews overnight price gaps, the previous day's volumes and any events due today, such as company results or economic data, and prepares your morning note.
08:00, London opens
The first half hour is often the most volatile. Depending on your preset, strategies can wait for prices to settle before placing a first order, and the volatility reading is shown next to each share.
12:00, midday check
Trading volumes are typically thinner around lunchtime. The engine compares current volatility with its normal range and flags anything that looks out of character.
14:30, US markets open
Moves in US shares and the dollar can carry over to UK-listed companies, so the engine refreshes its readings and updates your alerts.
16:30, London closes
A daily summary lists what the engine saw and did, shows open positions and resets the daily loss limit for the next session.
What a summary note looks like. An illustrative example, not a real result: "Volatility on your watchlist is higher than usual this afternoon. Trading volume is below average, so moves are less well supported. Your daily loss limit has not been reached and no strategy has been paused."
Notes are written to be understood in a minute, and each one links to the figures behind it for anyone who wants to check the working.
Benefits
Five things clients tell us they notice first.
Information made simple
Each share gets a short summary in everyday words, with the numbers behind it a click away. If you want the detail, it is there. If you do not, you are not forced to read it.
Control of your account
You choose the shares, set loss limits and can pause everything with one button. Nothing is switched on without your agreement, and every action is logged.
An accessible start
Begin from £200 and add more only when you are comfortable. There is no monthly platform fee and no penalty for starting at the smallest level.
Support that stays
A personal manager is there from the first call, not only when something goes wrong. They can walk through a report with you if a number does not make sense.
Read this part twice. Share prices can fall as well as rise, and you can lose some or all of the money you put in. AI analysis does not change that.
What it does not do
- It does not predict prices or know what company news is coming.
- It does not guarantee a profit or protect you from a loss.
- It does not give personal advice about what you should buy or sell.
- It does not hold your shares or your cash; trades are carried out through your connected account.
- It does not always react in time. Prices can jump between one reading and the next, for example after an unexpected announcement.
Knowing these limits is part of using the product well. They are the reason the platform gives you loss limits, a pause button and readable reports.
Who it suits
Beginners
If you have never traded, the guided set-up, simulator and manager make a first step less daunting. You can learn the vocabulary as you go, with plain-English explanations next to each term.
Experienced investors
If you already know what you want, the engine takes over the routine monitoring and leaves you the decisions. It is a useful second pair of eyes on a watchlist that has grown too long to follow by hand.
People short of time
If a full-time job or family leaves little room for analysis, automation covers the hours you cannot. A short evening read of the daily summary is all that many clients need.
Which plan suits which start
The plans differ in how much capital you allocate and how much analysis and support come with it. They carry the same fees and the same risk controls.
| Plan | Starting capital | What it looks like for shares |
|---|---|---|
| Basic | From £200 | A small watchlist of one to three shares or funds, core alerts, key insights and online support. |
| Advanced | From £1,200 | A wider watchlist, advanced alerts and analysis, and priority support. |
| Premium | From £4,000 | Customised alerts, full access to analytical resources and dedicated support. |
Starting capital is the amount you allocate to trading, not a fee. Every cost is listed on the Fees and pricing page.
How it works
Register
Fill in the short form. It takes two minutes and costs nothing.
Activate your account
Verify your identity and make a first deposit with your manager's help.
Market analysis begins
Choose the shares and limits. The engine starts reading the market and reporting back.
Manage your investments
Follow reports, adjust settings and withdraw whenever you choose, subject to verification.
Deposits, withdrawals and support
Everything is in pounds sterling and free of charge from our side.
Putting money in
Pay by Visa, Mastercard, PayPal, Apple Pay, Google Pay or Faster Payments bank transfer. Most methods are instant, and the minimum first deposit is £200.
Taking money out
Withdraw to your UK bank account, PayPal or the card you used. Times run from within 24 hours to 5 business days, once your identity has been verified.
Help when you need it
Your personal manager answers questions about payments, settings and reports. Phone support runs on weekdays and callbacks can be requested at any hour.
See the Deposit and withdrawal methods page for each method, and Personal support for how your manager helps along the way.
Questions about AI-powered stocks
How do I get started with AI-powered stocks?
Register for a free account and your personal manager will call within 24 hours. They help you verify your identity, make a first deposit and choose which shares or indices to monitor. Nothing starts until you agree to it, and you can ask your manager to stop at any stage, including after the first call.
What is the minimum amount?
You can begin from £200 on the Basic plan. The Advanced plan starts at £1,200 and Premium at £4,000. Those amounts are your starting capital, not a fee.
What does the AI actually do with shares?
It reads price history, trading volume and volatility, then highlights patterns and changes in conditions. It can place orders within your limits if you switch a strategy on. It does not know the future, and it can be wrong, especially when unexpected news moves a price sharply between two readings.
Can I see and control what is happening?
Yes. Every action appears in your dashboard with a reason, and you can pause a strategy or the whole account at any time. Limits you set, such as a daily loss cap, are applied before each order. If a limit is reached, the engine stops placing new orders and tells you why.
How do I withdraw?
Request a withdrawal in the dashboard once your identity is verified. Payments go back by bank transfer, PayPal or card, normally within 24 hours to 5 business days depending on the method.
Which shares can the platform follow?
It covers widely traded shares and funds, including many listed on the London Stock Exchange. Your manager can confirm whether a particular company or fund is available before you set anything up, and coverage can change over time.
Who can I talk to if I am stuck?
Your personal manager first, then the support team by callback or email at [email protected] during support hours.
Talk to a specialist about AI-powered stocks
Register and your personal manager will call to answer questions, with no obligation to deposit.