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Get an AI-driven investment tool for only A$86 for life

May 21, 2025
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TL;DR: Sterling Stock Picker has an AI that helps you invest in the stock market, and it’s only A$86 for life. 


The stock market has been especially volatile lately, but that doesn’t mean you have to wait to invest. A new specialized AI from the creators of ChatGPT has been trained on the stock market to help you invest your money safely, even in a chaotic market. Sterling Stock Picker can help you determine which investments are worth the money, and a lifetime subscription is even on sale for A$86 (reg. A$758) using code SAVE20 through 1 June.

How does the AI stock picker work?

Sterling Stock Picker uses AI-driven tools to help simplify the investing process for beginners and experienced investors alike.

At the heart of the platform is Finley, your AI financial coach. You can ask Finley questions about the market, your portfolio, or individual stocks and get real-time insights based on actual data. It’s like having a finance expert on call, without booking an appointment or paying hourly rates.

The software uses a combination of technical, earnings, growth, and risk analysis to generate personalized stock recommendations. It even offers a risk tolerance questionnaire and portfolio builder to help you create a strategy that fits your specific goals. If you’re not sure whether to buy, hold, or sell, the platform’s North Star system helps clarify what action to take.

For anyone who wants to learn as they go, Sterling Stock Picker also has a suite of educational tools. You’ll get detailed explanations of investing strategies and stock performance, plus access to a community forum where users can share insights and ask questions.

And if you prefer a more hands-off approach, the app still does the heavy lifting by highlighting top-performing stocks and suggesting updates to your portfolio.

Mashable Deals

It’s only A$86 to get a Sterling Stock Picker Lifetime Subscription. Use code SAVE20 through 1 June at 11:59PM PT to get this discounted price. 

StackSocial prices subject to change.

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