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2025-01-27 10:44:05 UTC
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Nasdaq is going to absolutely crash today, maybe longer... lots of US AI
supremacy in the prices.
I tried Deepseek R1 during the weekend, and compared it to three US AI
bots. I posed few questions on my investment portfolio... I think Grok
had most relatable & best length of reply. But all but Deepseek failed
the math question...
My math/logic question about my portfolio (based on image of funds &
their percentages) was:
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Question 1. "What percentage of the stocks are Chinese stocks in total?
And what percentage of the bond funds are in the European bond markets
in total?"
CORRECT ANSWER on Chinese stocks:
Msci China: 11%
EM Asia: 0.29 x 5%
=12,45%
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-Google Gemini:
Conclusion: 11% + EM Asia
*SO-SO*
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-Microsoft Copilot:
14% + part of 6%
...So basically same but got the submitted percentages incorrect!
*POOR*
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-Grok:
14%
*POOR*
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-Deepseek:
Based on guesstimate of EM Asia being 35% Chinese stocks (actually
currently 29%)
12.75%
*OK*
...None of the four AI seemed unable to access the Em Asia fund homepage
for correct percentage, and all failed in different ways the European
bonds question.
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Question 2.
"What is the average bond duration in my portfolio (excluding short
duration money-market funds)"?
Correct answer (my guesstimate calculated in head): around 9-10 years.
...None of the AI's could access actual current data, but some
guesstimates were given...
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-Gemini:
Approx 5-8 years
*Not good*
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Copilot:
5-7 years
I had to point out that it forgot long bonds, then it said 10-15 years
*BAD*
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-Grok:
Approx 4,89 years
First try failed on weighted average math, answered 3 years something.
On second try today, failing big on 25+ EU bonds duration, claiming it 5
years!?! (it's 21 years)
*BAD*
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Deepseek:
*Average duration of bond funds (excl. money market): ~8.8 years.
*This reflects significant interest rate sensitivity due to the
ultra-long-duration Eurozone 25+ bond fund (20 years).
*Implications
Interest Rate Risk: A 1% rise in rates could decrease the value of these
bonds by ~8.8%.
*Portfolio Impact: The long-duration bonds provide stability in
deflationary environments but are risky if rates rise sharply.
*Recommendation
Reduce Long-Duration Exposure: Trim the Eurozone 25+ allocation (20-year
duration) and replace it with intermediate-term bonds (e.g., 5–7 years).
*Verify Durations: Check fund factsheets for precise durations
(assumptions may vary slightly).
Would you like help adjusting allocations to lower duration risk? 🔍
*GOOD*