
Dave Wang charges banks $25k/day for AI training. He and AlphaSense's Ben Collins will show investors how to use AI for earnings analysis and research. Free webinar.
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Dave Wang runs Wall Street Prompt. He charges banks $25,000 a day to train their analysts on AI. Next week, he will appear on a free AlphaSense webinar aimed at investors.
Wang and Ben Collins, who helps clients deploy AlphaSense's AI tools, plan to cover how AI can speed up research, summarize earnings calls, and automate workflows. The session is geared toward stock pickers, not data scientists.
For Apple investors, the timing is practical. Apple reports earnings in late July. AI tools can parse the call transcript, flag margin commentary, and surface supply-chain risks faster than a human can scan the filing, Collins said. The trick is knowing which prompts work and which ones waste time.
Wang's core argument: AI is a force multiplier, not a replacement. He tells clients the investor who turns over more rocks wins. AI lets one person turn over five times as many. That edge fades as others adopt the same tools. The fear of being left behind is real, he said in the webinar preview.
The fear is not new. Spreadsheets and email once separated active managers from those who fell behind. Wang sees AI as the same shift, only faster.
AlphaSense recorded the session this week. It will be available free to anyone who registers. No Wall Street billing required.
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