AI-powered stocks
Follow UK, US and European shares with technology that reads the market for you. Aurora Finspire uses artificial intelligence to analyse price movements and present them clearly, so that you spend less time on charts and more time deciding what suits you. Capital is at risk.
Registration is open. Places are limited.
A personal manager will contact you within 24 hours.
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What it is
Share markets produce an enormous amount of data every second: prices, trading volumes, order sizes and the way one stock moves against another. No person can read all of it. The AI layer does, continuously, and turns it into a short list of things that look unusual or worth attention.
It can process price history, intraday movement, volume spikes, volatility and the relationship between related shares and sector groups. It does not read minds and it does not predict the future. It describes patterns that have appeared before and, where you allow it, acts on the rules you set.
Shares covered
Large-cap companies listed in London, New York and across Europe, shown in pounds where a conversion is needed. Availability depends on the exchange you connect and may change.
Advantages
Continuous analysis
Markets open at different times, and news breaks outside office hours. The system keeps watching while you work, travel or sleep, and tells you only when something meets the rules you set.
Simple view
Complex data turned into plain summaries and clean charts.
Account control
Pause, resume or adjust at any moment.
Accessible start
From £200, with no monthly fee.
User support
A named manager guides you.
Who it suits
- Beginners who want shares explained in clear language and a person to ask.
- Experienced investors who want a second pair of eyes across many stocks at once.
- People short of time who cannot spend hours each evening reading charts.
It is not suitable if you cannot afford to lose the money involved.
How it works
- RegisterCreate your free account in about two minutes.
- Activate your accountVerify your identity and agree your setup with your manager.
- Market analysisThe AI monitors your chosen shares and highlights patterns.
- Manage your investmentsReview, adjust, pause or withdraw as you see fit.
Deposits, withdrawals and support
You can add money by Faster Payments, Visa, Mastercard, PayPal, Apple Pay or Google Pay, all free of charge from us. Withdrawals go back to an account in your name, normally within one to five business days depending on method, and bank transfers often arrive within 24 hours.
Throughout, your manager helps with setup, answers questions and explains anything on screen. See Deposit and withdrawal and Fees for details.
FAQ
How do I start with AI-powered stocks?
Register for a free account, speak to your personal manager and complete identity verification. After that you can fund the account and choose which shares you want the tools to follow.
What is the minimum amount?
The Basic plan starts from £200. This is starting capital for trading and not a fee. Advanced starts from £1,200 and Premium from £4,000.
What exactly does the AI do?
It reads price, volume and volatility data, looks for patterns and presents what it finds in a clear form. It supports your decisions and carries out the rules you switch on, and it does not know what will happen next.
Can I see and control what happens?
Yes. Every action appears in your activity log, and you can pause or change a strategy at any moment.
How do I withdraw?
Request it from your dashboard. Bank transfers by Faster Payments normally arrive within 24 hours of approval, as set out on the Deposit and withdrawal page.
Who helps if I am stuck?
Your personal manager and the support desk. Staff can explain features but cannot tell you which shares to buy.
A closer look at how shares are analysed
Share markets behave differently from crypto, and the tools are tuned to that difference.
Exchange hours matter
Shares trade only while their exchange is open. The London Stock Exchange runs from 8:00 to 16:30 UK time, while New York opens in the afternoon and closes in the evening. The opening and closing minutes of each session are often the busiest, with wider price swings and heavier volume. The analysis views in your dashboard are laid out around these windows, so you can see what happened during the London session separately from what happened after New York opened.
News and price gaps
Company results, rate decisions and trading updates are usually released when markets are shut or just opening. A share can then open noticeably above or below where it closed the day before. The models record these gaps and compare them with earlier ones, so a sudden jump is shown in context and not as a lone number.
Related shares move together
Banks tend to react to interest rates together, and energy companies to oil prices. The system looks at how groups of related shares move relative to each other, which can show that a single share is behaving out of step with its peers.
| Item | What it tells you |
|---|---|
| Price and range | Where the share trades now compared with its recent high and low |
| Volume | Whether activity is normal, light or unusually heavy |
| Volatility | How large recent moves have been |
| Peer comparison | How it moves against similar companies |
| Alert history | Past notifications for the same share and what followed |
Share prices can fall as well as rise, and you may get back less than you put in. Information on this page is educational and is not a personal recommendation.
Two ways to use it
Watch and decide
Use the tools purely as an information layer. You pick the shares, read the summaries, set alerts and place orders yourself on your exchange. This is a good way to learn how the analysis behaves before you let it act on anything.
- No orders placed on your behalf
- Alerts only when your conditions are met
Let a strategy act
Switch on a ready-made strategy or edit your own. It places trades within the limits you set, such as maximum position size and the volatility level at which it must pause. You can switch it off at any moment, and every action is written to the audit log.
- Trade size and exposure caps
- Pause on volatility safeguard
Whichever you choose, your personal manager can go through the settings with you before anything goes live. See Personal support and the Risk disclosure for what can go wrong.
What a typical day looks like
Before London opens, your dashboard shows overnight moves in the shares you follow and any gaps at the open. During the session the system keeps scoring price and volume against history and sends you an alert when something crosses a level you set. If a strategy is switched on, it acts only within the limits you chose. When New York opens, volatility often rises, and the safeguard may pause trading if it climbs past your threshold. In the evening you can read a short summary of what happened and why.
None of this requires you to sit at a screen. Many account holders look once in the morning and once in the evening, and a few look only at the weekly report.
Costs, in short
There is no monthly fee. A trading commission of up to 0.58% per transaction and currency conversion of up to 1.50% may apply, as listed on the Fees page, and you see the cost before confirming. Dividends, where a share pays them, depend on the exchange and the way you hold the shares, and your manager can explain how they appear in your statement.
Please remember that taxes may apply to gains and dividends, and keep your own records.
Questions to ask yourself first
- Could I lose this money without it affecting my rent, bills or savings?
- Do I understand what a share price represents, and that it can fall?
- Am I comfortable letting rules act for me, with me able to switch them off?
Where AI helps most and least
Machines are good at scanning hundreds of price series at once and noticing a spike in volume at three in the afternoon. They are weaker at judging a company's long-term prospects or reading a chief executive's tone on a call. That is why the tools here focus on market behaviour and leave long-term judgement to you.
Reviewing how it is going
Set a regular time to review. Once a month, read your statement, compare the activity with what your strategy was meant to do and ask whether you are still comfortable with the amount at risk. If the answer is no, reduce the size, pause the strategy or withdraw. A review is also the right moment to ask your manager about anything in the log that you do not understand, so that small confusions never grow into big ones.
What this page does not promise
Nothing here suggests that any share will rise, that the models will find a winning pattern or that you will end up with more money than you began with. We describe a tool and how it works. How it performs for you depends on the market, your settings, your timing and plain luck, and you should read the Risk disclosure in full before you commit any money to it.
Talk to a specialist or register today
Registration is free, and the call is unhurried. Remember that shares can fall as well as rise.