Dr. Mark Khater

What slows you down?

What would be better?

And I think that helps them a lot.

That makes them capable of making decisions in a much better way.

Not only that, but we've seen something incredible happening within our traders.

Our traders, because now they can look at all these stocks and decide what's best, they can start building more ethical portfolios.

They can start building better green portfolios.

In some places like in the Middle East, they can start building more Sharia-compliant portfolios.

So it's taken the daily burden of information overload off the shoulders of the traders, and it starts to make them even more creative in developing portfolios that are more suited or individualized to particular investors.

So it's not only just better performance, but it's actually, to a great extent, from what we see in our trading environment, a much better way of work and a much more creative environment for the trader.

And, you know, trading is not the most creative environment anyway.

This really looks like a textbook case because one of the things that AI does is reduce the information so we can digest it.

We don't have paralysis through analysis or those things and we can really act on it.

And then I as a trader can follow a policy or follow my gut or follow my ideas.

Totally makes sense.

Yeah, yeah, yeah.

This is one of the, wow, yeah, it's one of the...

We always said this should be a technology pull, not a technology push.

So we should be letting the professionals pull in the technology where they need help.

We should not be letting the technology tell the professionals how to do their job.