ETF Store President Nate Geraci said the growing use of AI agents in stock and options trading could hurt retail investors’ performance, but the broader and faster rollout of AI trading bots may pose an even bigger challenge for active fund managers. His argument centers on how AI is changing access to information across financial markets.
Geraci said AI is making markets more efficient while quickly narrowing the information gap between individual investors and professional institutions. As financial and market data becomes increasingly commoditized, he argued, one of the long-standing advantages held by active managers may weaken further.
He added that this pressure does not disappear simply because fund managers can also adopt AI tools themselves. In his view, if the same technology becomes widely available across the market, the traditional information edge that active managers relied on may continue to erode.
Odaily reported that ETF Store President Nate Geraci said the use of AI agents for stock and options trading could negatively affect retail investors’ performance, but the rapid spread of AI trading bots may have a larger impact on active fund managers.
Geraci said AI is increasing efficiency in financial markets and quickly narrowing the information gap between retail investors and professional institutions.
He added that as financial and market information becomes more commoditized, fund managers’ traditional information advantage may weaken further, even if they are using AI as well.
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