EPISODE · Dec 4, 2024 · 1H 16M
Is AI the New Warren Buffet of Trading? With Damián Scavo of Streetbeat
from Ventures from The Valley · host R136
In this episode of Ventures from the Valley, host Victor Orlovski sits down with Damián Scavo, CEO and CIO of Streetbeat.Together, they discuss: How AI is transforming personal and corporate financial decision-makingThe increasing dominance of algorithmic and HFT in financial marketsWill professional traders survive the AI revolution?What the US fintech can learn from the UK and AsiaWhy tokenization is the next big thing in fintechWhen will AGI hit our lives?Will AGI be free for all or controlled by a few?Damián has over 20 years of experience in tech, finance, and big data. In his role, he is reshaping the investment world by leveraging AI to make financial intelligence accessible to all. Streetbeat empowers individual investors and financial institutions with personalized strategies and advanced AI tools for smarter, data-driven decisions. With a strong background in algorithmic trading and big data, Damián has raised over $25 million and holds 15 patents.If you enjoyed this episode, make sure to subscribe, rate and review on Apple Podcasts, Spotify and Google Podcasts, instructions on how to do this are here.This episode is brought to you by R136 Ventures.Ventures from The Valley is handcrafted by our friends over at: fame.so
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In this episode of Ventures from the Valley, host Victor Orlovski sits down with Damián Scavo, CEO and CIO of Streetbeat. They delve into the future of fintech, the rise of AI in trading, and the importance of having a "Warren Buffett in your pocket." Damián also shares insights into his mission to democratize artificial financial intelligence, why tokenization is the next big thing in FinTech, and how AGI will transform our world in the near future.
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