How TrustAI Understands You
When you type a question, TrustAI doesn't just read the words. It figures out what kind of question you're asking — then it picks the best way to answer it. This means the same AI gives you very different answers depending on how you phrase your question.
Learning the different question types helps you get better, more useful answers every time.
The Question Types
TrustAI understands these kinds of questions:
- •Decision: "Should I buy NVDA?" — Gives you a buy/hold/sell answer with price targets and risk.
- •Explain Score: "Why does AAPL have a 72?" — Breaks down each pillar and what's driving the score.
- •Evaluate: "Is Tesla a good investment?" — Gives strengths, weaknesses, and key numbers.
- •What Changed: "Why did MSFT drop today?" — Finds the events that caused the move.
- •Scenario: "What if AI spending slows by 30%?" — Models what could happen and how likely it is.
- •Risk/Confidence: "How sure is the GOOGL buy signal?" — Checks how strong and reliable the data is.
- •Portfolio Plan: "How should I invest $50K?" — Creates an allocation plan for your goals.
- •Portfolio Advisor: "Analyze my portfolio." — Reviews your whole portfolio with suggestions.
Tips for Better Questions
Be specific. "Tell me about AAPL" is vague. "Should I buy AAPL given the current market?" is clear and gets you a focused answer.
Include details when you can. "What happens to NVDA if AI spending drops 30%?" gives the AI something concrete to work with. "What are NVDA's risks?" is much more vague.
Ask follow-up questions. TrustAI remembers what you've been talking about. If you ask about a stock's fundamentals first, you can follow up with "What about the technical picture?" without repeating the stock name.