LoadingAlphaYou vs Autopilot
Confirm the entity, the portfolio you would copy and the source timing.
Autopilot's regulatory documents describe an advisory service that copies selected portfolios through connected brokerage accounts. Confirm the named entity and current registration record. Disclosure-based strategies inherit the source timing; that does not mean every Autopilot portfolio has the same delay.
| The job | AlphaYou | Autopilot |
|---|---|---|
| Starting point | Public filings and company context | Copying a selected investment portfolio |
| Research format | Source-linked records and stock research | Portfolio-linked brokerage copying |
| What to inspect | Inspect the filing and the company context | Read adviser disclosures, portfolio rules and broker requirements |
| Timing | Source disclosure date is separate from notification speed | Underlying disclosure timing depends on the strategy |
| Trade execution | Stock research does not place brokerage share orders. User-directed copy trading of Hyperliquid traders places orders from an account you own | Places trades through a connected brokerage |
| Plan terms | Current plans and access limits on the pricing page | Check the selected portfolio and current charges |
Spotting a move is half the job. AlphaYou also lets you act on it: pick a qualified Hyperliquid trader and copy them from an account you own.
0.05% per copied trade, plus Hyperliquid's own fee. No subscription. No profit share.
Copy trading involves risk, including losing your whole deposit on leveraged positions. Past results do not predict future results. Copied results differ from the trader's because of timing, fees and account size. A stop-loss is an instruction, not a guaranteed price, and continuous trading does not guarantee a fill. Availability depends on where you live. Not investment advice.
The SEC Form ADV linked below describes the adviser and its services. Registration is a status to verify, not an endorsement or a guarantee of returns. Read the current disclosures and brokerage permissions before connecting an account.
Some strategies use public politician or fund disclosures; others can follow a trader's published activity. They do not share one universal source clock. A congressional report and a quarter-end 13F describe different information.
A public-disclosure strategy cannot use an unpublished source record. The earlier-of-30-or-45-day congressional reporting rule is a deadline, not a measured average. A 13F reports quarter-end holdings and does not reveal the exact trade dates. Copying also introduces its own execution timing and prices.
AlphaYou publishes stock research alongside public filings. Its stock research does not connect those conclusions to automatic orders, and personal holdings or goals do not produce a different stock verdict. Separately, AlphaYou offers copy trading of qualified Hyperliquid traders from an account you own, which is a different market from the stock portfolios Autopilot copies.
Inspect the chosen portfolio's price, minimum, fees and rebalancing rules at checkout. This article does not assume a retirement or legislative change will alter a portfolio in a particular way without a current provider statement.
No. Verify the entity and read its disclosures; registration does not guarantee an investment outcome.
Check the selected portfolio and current checkout. Different offers can have different terms.
No. The service describes several portfolio types. A disclosure-based strategy inherits its particular source timing.
Check the provider's current portfolio rules. This guide does not promise a particular transition.
Partly. It is a research app first, and it also lets you copy qualified Hyperliquid traders. It does not copy US stock portfolios the way Autopilot does.
Every answer links to its filing.
Funds, Congress and insiders, read the moment they file. Free, and one unsubscribe click.
Written by AlphaYou. Based on the linked product documentation and our current product, reviewed October 21, 2026. This is a workflow comparison, not a head-to-head speed or returns test. Access varies by plan.
