This week, I'm sharing two very different videos. The first explores a year-long experiment: what happened when I let artificial intelligence build an entire stock portfolio? The results were surprising.

The second video tackles a more fundamental challenge—how do we quickly evaluate whether a company like Accenture deserves our most precious resource: time. At current prices, should you dig deeper into this business, or move on?

For 365 days, I surrendered portfolio construction to ChatGPT and other AI tools. The experiment was simple in concept but revealing in execution: could machine intelligence match or exceed traditional analysis?

I tracked every pick, measured performance against benchmarks, and documented the entire journey. What I discovered challenges some assumptions while confirming others. The results weren't what I expected—and that's precisely what makes them worth examining.

This isn't about whether AI will replace human judgment; it's about understanding what these tools can and cannot do. If you've wondered whether artificial intelligence belongs in your investment process, this data-driven exploration offers some clarity.

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Time is the investor's scarcest resource. We can't analyze every company that crosses our radar, which means we need a reliable triage system. This video demonstrates exactly that: a 3-minute framework for evaluating whether Accenture deserves deeper investigation.

The numbers tell an intriguing story—192% returns over ten years, yet just 14% over five. What changed? In three minutes, we examine financial health (exceptional), growth trajectory (moderate), dividend quality (impressive), and current valuation (close to fair value).

The goal isn't comprehensive understanding—it's an informed decision about where to invest your time. This systematic approach works for any company, helping you quickly distinguish opportunities worth pursuing from those you should pass on.

If you're ready to go deeper, I've built tools and courses for serious students: my Analysis Library, Intrinsic Value Calculators, and the Stock Investing Academy. These aren't get-rich-quick shortcuts—they're the infrastructure for patient, intelligent investing.

These are the tools I actually use in my own research and investing. Each link includes a special discount for readers.

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Until next week,

Bald Investor