Shares, read by an engine that never blinks
StraitsVault AI applies continuous, automated analysis to share markets: the engine watches price movement, volume and volatility across listed companies, follows its strategy rules on its own, and reports what it did in plain language. You choose the risk class and the amount; the engine does the watching.
Share markets keep business hours, but the analysis does not stop when the closing bell rings. Strategies start from S$350 on the Basic plan, with a manager on the phone from day one.
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What AI-assisted share investing is on this platform
Share investing means buying a stake in listed companies and holding it while the business, and the market's opinion of it, evolves. The traditional version demands exactly what most working people do not have: hours of reading filings, watching quotes and timing entries. The version on this platform keeps the upside of participation while removing the screen-watching.
The engine processes market data continuously: prices across timeframes, trading volume, volatility measures and the relationships between them. It scores short-lived patterns the way a statistician would, weighing how similar conditions resolved in the past, and it acts on the strategy rules you selected rather than on impulse. Where a human trader grows tired, distracted or overconfident, the engine is the same at 3am as it was at 9am, which is the entire point of automating the routine part.
What the engine is not: a fortune teller. Shares fall as well as rise, a strategy can string together losing weeks, and automated execution changes the labour, not the risk. The Risk Disclosure page treats this honestly, and your manager will repeat it on the first call unprompted.
What you get from the approach
Analysis that does not sleep
Conditions are re-scored continuously, so a pattern forming while you are at work is assessed the moment it forms, not when you next find time.
Information without the fog
Activity is summarised in plain words: what was bought or sold, at what exposure, and what the engine read in the market at that moment.
Your account stays yours
Adjust the risk class, pause the strategy or withdraw at any time. No notice periods, no exit fees, no locked terms.
A start that fits a salary
The Basic plan starts at S$350, roughly a month of hawker lunches a day. Scale up only if and when the results and your comfort say so.
A human from day one
A personal manager sets up the account with you, explains each setting, and stays with your account afterwards. Support hours are Singapore hours.
Who this suits, honestly
It suits beginners who want market participation without a trading education first: the engine handles the mechanics while you learn from the weekly reports at whatever pace suits. It suits busy professionals whose calendars rule out chart-watching but whose capital is sitting idle. And it suits experienced investors who want a systematic layer running alongside their own judgement, taking the routine decisions off their desk.
It does not suit someone who needs a fixed monthly income from next month, someone trading money they cannot afford to lose, or someone who will check the dashboard every twenty minutes and act on each wiggle. If any of those describe you today, the honest answer is to wait; the market will still be here when your situation changes, and your manager will say the same thing.
How it works: four steps
Register
Two minutes in the form on this page. Your manager calls within 24 hours to verify details and answer questions before any money moves.
Activate
Complete verification, connect a trading venue, and choose a risk class with your manager. Deposits arrive instantly by PayNow or FAST.
Analysis begins
The engine starts scanning share instruments under your strategy rules, opening and managing positions within the risk class you chose.
You manage
Follow results on the dashboard, read the plain-language report each week, and adjust, pause or withdraw whenever you decide to.
What the engine looks at on share markets
Share analysis leans on three families of signals. Momentum: whether an instrument's recent direction has persistence worth following, measured across several timeframes so a strong hour cannot masquerade as a trend. Confirmation from flow: volume that backs or contradicts price moves, which separates genuine participation from thin drift. Relative behaviour: how an instrument moves against its sector and the broad index, because shares rarely move alone, and divergence from the group is often the earliest signal of all.
From these the engine builds a probability score for each instrument it covers, refreshed as data arrives. A conservative-class strategy acts only on high-scoring, well-confirmed setups and holds smaller positions; an aggressive class accepts earlier, noisier signals with larger exposure. Your manager shows you what your class did through recent weeks before you fund anything, including the drawdowns, because knowing what a bad week looks like beforehand is what lets you sit through one calmly.
What the engine ignores matters too. It does not read forum sentiment, chase tips or react to headlines by reflex; text-driven rumour is where automated systems most often fool themselves. It sticks to measurable market behaviour, which is slower to excite and much harder to fake.
A week in the life of a share strategy
Monday: markets open, the engine re-scores every covered instrument against the weekend's data, and opens two modest positions matching your class. Tuesday: one position hits its close rule and exits with a small gain; the reasoning lands in your activity report. Wednesday: a session of choppy, low-conviction data; the engine trades nothing, and the report says so plainly, which is information, not absence.
Thursday: a sector move confirms, an existing position extends, and a second entry opens at reduced size because volatility has widened. Friday: positions are reviewed for weekend risk, one is closed rather than held through the break, and your weekly summary arrives with every decision explained in sentences you could forward without translating. Nothing in the week required your attention between Monday and the report.
Deposits, withdrawals and support
Deposits: PayNow and FAST bank transfers are instant and free; Visa and Mastercard cards work too, with the same free pricing. Withdrawals: PayNow and FAST payouts are normally processed within 24 hours; card and international wire withdrawals take one to five business days. The full tables, including limits, are on the Deposit & Withdrawal Methods page.
| Plan | Minimum first deposit | Who it fits |
|---|---|---|
| Basic | S$350 | First-time users testing the water |
| Advanced | S$2,000 | Users with some experience scaling up |
| Premium | S$6,800 | Larger balances wanting priority service |
Support: [email protected], Monday to Friday, 9:00–18:00 SGT, answered by the Client Support & Compliance department, usually within one business hour. Your personal manager remains your direct route for strategy and account questions after setup.
Questions users ask about this service
Open an account and watch it work
Registration is free and carries no obligation to deposit. Your manager explains exactly how the engine would run with your amount, and you decide from there. Trading involves risk, including loss of your deposit, so start with an amount you can afford to have at risk.