GIOAT Live

GIOAT shows you how investors actually perform — measured, not claimed. Anyone can post a screenshot of a good trade. GIOAT connects directly to real brokerage accounts and calculates performance from daily portfolio snapshots, so the numbers you see are derived from actual account values rather than self-reported results. HOW PERFORMANCE IS MEASURED GIOAT uses Time-Weighted Return (TWR), the same methodology funds use to report performance. Deposits and withdrawals are identified and removed from the calculation, so adding money to an account never looks like a gain. All figures are historical and are clearly labeled as such. WHAT YOU CAN DO • Connect your own brokerage account and track your performance over time • See your portfolio value, holdings, and trade history in one place • Review a leaderboard of investors ranked by verified historical returns • Open any investor's profile to see their track record and activity • Follow investors whose approach you want to learn from FOR INVESTORS SHARING THEIR TRACK RECORD Connect an account and your performance is calculated automatically from daily snapshots. You choose whether to appear on the leaderboard. You control what you share, and you can disconnect at any time. IMPORTANT — WHAT GIOAT IS NOT GIOAT does not execute trades. It cannot buy or sell anything on your behalf, and it never places orders in your brokerage account. Connections to brokerages are read-only. GIOAT is not a broker and does not provide investment advice or recommendations. Following an investor gives you visibility into their publicly shared activity — it does not place trades, mirror positions, or manage money for you. Historical performance is not a prediction of future results. Investing involves risk, including possible loss of principal. Nothing in this app is a recommendation to buy or sell any security. PRIVACY Brokerage connections are established through SnapTrade, a regulated third-party aggregator. GIOAT receives read-only account data. Your brokerage login credentials are never seen or stored by GIOAT.