Front, the first strategic investment platform that puts data-driven investment guidance in the hands of a new generation of investors, today announced the public launch of their fintech app that gives everyone access to AI-driven FISCO stock scoring technology for free.
In November 2020, Front announced a waitlist that attracted 40,000 individuals in two months. While not a requirement to use the app, those who connected their broker received early access and their broker accounts represented over $50 million in assets under management (AUM).
Front connects to popular trading apps and brokers, like Robinhood, TD Ameritrade, E*TRADE, Stash, and others, so people can see their investments in one place and be notified of new opportunities based on their preferences and existing investments.
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“The question is not whether to invest, it’s how,” said Bam Azizi, Co-Founder & CEO at Front. “As younger generations look to the stock market to build wealth, they need tools to find opportunities and understand risk, now more than ever. I founded Front to give millions of people the power to build better financial futures.”
Front’s exclusive FISCO technology helps investors make informed decisions and easily understand risk. Front monitors companies, markets, and news 24/7, calculating a single score for every stock to save users time and money. FISCO also assesses stock compatibility with investors’ existing portfolios and sends daily stock picks. Like a credit score for stocks, FISCO makes expert insights simple, free, and accessible to everyone.
“Today, individual investors are taking money matters into their own hands, seeking out self-directed, data-driven investment strategies,” said Adam Israel, Co-Founder & COO at Front. “Yet, access to so much information and market volatility makes investment decisions increasingly complex. Smart, secure technology, like Front, can give people the tools they need to cut through the noise and make better investments.”
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