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EPISODE · Jun 18, 2026 · 1H 10M

The App That Lets Anyone on Main Street Invest Like Wall Street

from Run Rate · host Kyle Widrick

Chris Josephs co-founded Autopilot after noticing something nobody was talking about. Politicians like Nancy Pelosi were crushing the stock market and regular people had no way to trade alongside them, so he built one. In this episode Kyle and Chris get into the origin story of the Pelosi tracker, how Autopilot grew to $1.5 billion under management, why the best investors on Main Street are beating Wall Street, and what the future of social investing actually looks like. Plus the RunRate Rapid Fire including whether retail can outperform Wall Street, the one thing the internet gets completely wrong about investing, and what Chris would build if it wasn't Autopilot. 🎙️ RunRate — Finance for the Front Office, by the Front Office. New episodes every other Thursday. Stay Connected: Web: runratepod.com IG:   / runratepod   TikTok:   / runratepodcast   X: https://x.com/runratepod

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