Artificial Intelligence (AI) has moved far beyond being a buzzword in Silicon Valley. It is now deeply embedded in everyday financial decisions—from recommending what movie to watch to deciding how and when to trade stocks. The stock broking industry, traditionally driven by human judgment, experience, and instinct, is witnessing one of its most significant transformations as AI begins to play a central role.
Over the past decade, stock markets have become faster, more data-heavy, and increasingly complex. For human brokers and retail investors alike, keeping pace with real-time information, global cues, and market sentiment has become a challenge. This is where AI has found its moment.
