Ananda Aisola

Hey Hunters, After having received a ton of feedback from the community during our last launch, we are now back with our most requested update: Automated trading in your retirement account! If leveling up your retirement investments is one of your 2024 financial goals, then we’ve got you covered. I’m excited to share Composer IRA – an automated trading platform that actively trades stocks and...

Hello fellow hunters and makers 👋 I’m excited to share Composer's AI copilot, the next-generation of algorithmic trading! With our AI copilot, you can build, backtest and execute algorithmic trading strategies in minutes. No coding skills required. Here’s what you can accomplish with Composer: ✅ AI for trading strategy ideation: Pro members can use our all-new AI copilot to help create a...

Intuitive and well designed! Both are rarities in crypto

Hey everyone! Today, my team and I are thrilled to launch our Composer branded ETF Database! We want to make it easier for folks to search the most popular ETFs, get performance data, learn about top holdings, uncover correlated and uncorrelated ETFs, and ultimately discover related automated algorithmic trading strategies. The promise of this database is to unlock new ways for investors to...

Based on feedback from a lot of customers, we wanted to make it easier to get started investing with Composer. We're launching Opus with aim of helping investors achieve superior returns with logic and data. Opus is a comprehensive investment strategy, that delivers all the benefits of systematic investing and Composer in a one-click portfolio. As we have seen time and again, markets are...

Hey Everyone, I'm a co-founder at Composer, an automated trading platform that allows you to build a portfolio of hedge fund-like strategies. We've been working with a select group of people from our waitlist, to get feedback and iterate and are thrilled to finally share it with you! Why did we build Composer? 🏦 High-net-worth individuals have access to sophisticated trading strategies...

I've seen a lot of startups do this for job posting sites, which frankly I find unethical. They scraped the names off some list and are contacting people without their permission to promote their job search portal.