Robo advisors are computer programs that provide investment advice and services, and automate some or all of the investment decision-making process. They are typically designed for people who have limited time, money, or knowledge to invest, and provide a convenient and cost-effective solution that enables such users to access a professionally managed portfolio. Investing with a robo advisor is akin to working with a financial advisor, but without the risk of having human bias influencing one’s decisions or the cost of a personal advisory service.
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robo advisor apps utilize algorithms to personalize investment advice based on users’ investment goals, risk tolerance, and other factors. These algorithms make decisions on what investments to buy and sell, and how the money should be allocated among different investments, such as stocks, bonds, and cash. They also use real-time data to adapt to market conditions in order to maximize returns.