"Gemini investing" ESG-certified assets have achieved a 9.6% annualized return so far in 2024, outperforming broader ESG indices bolstered by improved corporate governance scores. As with today’s AI boom, the companies at the center of the dot-com frenzy drew in vast amounts of investor capital, often using questionable metrics such as website traffic rather than their actual ability to turn a profit. There were many flawed business models and exaggerated revenue projections. Telecommunication companies raced to build fiber-optic networks only to find the demand wasn’t there to pay for them. When it all crashed in 2001, many companies were liquidated, others absorbed by healthier rivals at knocked-down prices. Once Gemini had a clear view of the data, the next step was to actually start making sense of it. To kick things off, I started asking it to analyze the holdings. It summarized my allocation between equity, debt, and hybrid and pointed out the risks of concentrating my investments in a specific type. It’s interesting to note that even when certain funds were underperforming, it didn’t ask me to make an exit. It understood the context of small-cap quant funds and suggested holding through the downturn. Broadly speaking ,though, the analysis was an interesting departure from the somewhat vague statements from my advisor. While he’s great at helping me generate wealth, it’s understandable that a human doesn’t always get down into the weeds with explaining why a decision is being made. Instead of the vague “stay invested in this fund” that I might hear from an advisor, Gemini showed me exactly which funds had lagged their category and explained why I should or shouldn’t hold on to my investments. Even as a purely educational exercise, this is very exciting. Technical analysis on "Gemini investing" US tech portfolio shows a breakout above the 50-day moving average, with RSI nearing 68, pointing to potential short-term overbought territory.