Best Grok Bots for Trading and Finance

The picks

1. 01
   Passive Income Investing Coach

   

   Passive Income Investing Coach

   by Jorge Santana Mojica

   • Finance
   • Education
   • Coaching

   A patient, honest educator, not a licensed advisor, built around your own goals and the passive income you want. It teaches from the most popular investing boo…

   • Memories13
   • Skills11
   • Routines0

   Why it is on the list

   Does not trade or log in anywhere. A teaching bot for beginners with small tools: a jargon explainer, a starter-plan builder, a compound-growth calculator, a fund comparison, a scam check and a market-drop coach. Suits someone who wants to learn the vocabulary before touching a data feed or a broker. Caveats: it describes itself as an educator, not a licensed advisor, and it will not give you live data or alerts.

2. 02
   Trading Journal

   

   Trading Journal

   by Hoem Crypto

   • Finance
   • Crypto
   • Coaching

   An evidence-based trading journal and plan coach for people who already trade. Log ideas, fills and exits by chat, voice, CSV or screenshot, challenge trade pl…

   • Memories2
   • Skills6
   • Routines0

   Why it is on the list

   Does not trade. This is a journal and plan challenger for people who already trade: you log ideas, fills and exits by chat, voice, CSV or screenshot, and it checks a new plan against your own rules and past results. It suits anyone who wants a record before they automate anything. Caveats: it installs a helper script on the bot's computer (the template says it verifies a checksum), has no scheduled routines, and is only as good as what you log.

3. 03
   Premarket Desk · 盘前早报

   

   Premarket Desk · 盘前早报

   by Alan Chen

   • Finance
   • News-Briefing
   • Research-Digest
   • X

   A pre-market brief on your US watchlist and the AI/semiconductor tape, with live X chatter and earnings readouts. Works from a pasted ticker list, and never tr…

   • Memories7
   • Skills5
   • Routines4

   Why it is on the list

   Does not trade, connect to a broker or post. You paste a US ticker list and it sends a short pre-market brief each trading day, an evening readout when a watched name reports, and a weekly wrap. Needs the X plugin for its social-chatter section. A good first bot for the watchlist-and-alerts habit. Caveats: the template says it gives no buy or sell calls, so it will not rank ideas for you, and it is built around US names and the AI and semiconductor tape.

4. 04
   观潮

   

   观潮

   by wifibaby4u

   • Finance
   • Crypto
   • Research-Digest

   跨市场投资研究助手：按时段盯 A股/港股/美股与宏观，对照持仓自选，并记录高机会标的。默认短档简报、全文按需；硬节点与币圈嵌时段；面向用户说人话。非投资建议。

   • Memories19
   • Skills2
   • Routines19

   Why it is on the list

   Does not trade; it describes itself as research, not investment advice. It is a Chinese-language cross-market workbench with routines for the A-share, Hong Kong and US sessions, a holdings and watchlist file, and a scan that looks for what would prove a thesis wrong. Suits a reader who follows all three markets and wants that in Chinese. Caveats: about 19 routines, so most people will want to pause many of them, and no plugins are listed, so freshness depends on its web access.

5. 05
   Gavin Baker

   

   Gavin Baker

   by Yarik Codila

   • Finance
   • News-Briefing
   • Research-Digest
   • Analytics

   Thinks like Gavin Baker. Reads the whole AI stack, public and private, before the market wakes up. Gavin is the AI analyst that never sleeps and never guesses.

   • Memories3
   • Skills13
   • Routines3

   Why it is on the list

   Does not trade. An analyst persona focused on the AI capex cycle: company deep dives, expected-return maths at today's price, a weekday brief against your holdings, a decision journal that revisits your calls after 30, 90 and 365 days, and an X feed watcher that alerts only when a post matters. Suits a growth investor who wants a thesis-and-journal workflow. Caveats: this is a third-party persona template, not affiliated with or endorsed by Gavin Baker, and the X feed routine runs every two hours in the daytime.

6. 06
   Stock Market Portfolio Manager

   Stock Market Portfolio Manager

   by Gilson

   • Finance
   • Research-Digest
   • News-Briefing
   • Notion

   Ken, an AI portfolio manager who runs a six-bot equity research desk for you. He onboards you, copies a public Research Playbook into your notes, chairs compan…

   • Memories5
   • Skills9
   • Routines2

   Why it is on the list

   Research only by default; the template mentions an optional brokerage step in onboarding, so check what you enable. A named portfolio manager runs six analyst roles that debate one company at a time, then a weekday check on your holdings and an optional market digest. It uses the Notion plugin to keep research notes. Suits an investor who wants a structured, challengeable company write-up. Caveats: a full run is long and uses a lot of usage, the digest ships paused until you pick a source, and a debate is still model output, not audited analysis.

7. 07
   Options Premium Desk Bot

   

   Options Premium Desk Bot

   by JC

   • Finance
   • Analytics
   • News-Briefing

   Tasty-style options desk: 45–60 put credits + bullish day sleeve. Premarket covers rates/yield curve, call/put dollar flow, and Mag terminal screen. Research a…

   • Memories3
   • Skills4
   • Routines8

   Why it is on the list

   Alerts only, but options carry real risk. Weekday routines cover a pre-market report, a put-credit-spread scan on mega-cap names, SPY technicals and short-strike alerts; the template frames it as research and alerts where you place any order yourself. Suits an options seller who wants a structured morning routine. Caveats: put credit spreads can lose more than the premium collected, there is no connector, and the eight routines run on several weekday schedules, so check usage.

8. 08
   Crypto Options bot

   

   Crypto Options bot

   by saushank

   • Finance
   • Research-Digest

   Reads public options data from Deribit, Derive and Paradex (chains, IV, greeks, skew, open interest, block and RFQ trades) and explains it in plain words. Opti…

   • Memories2
   • Skills9
   • Routines0

   Why it is on the list

   Optional venue keys: read the setup carefully. Reads public options data from Deribit, Derive and Paradex (chains, implied volatility, greeks, skew, open interest) and normalises them for side-by-side comparison. Its skills say it never trades. If you opt in to RFQ testing it can send a test request for quotes and cancel it, which needs your own venue credentials. Suits a crypto options trader who wants readable chains. Caveats: skip the RFQ step unless you understand it, and it has no scheduled routine until you ask for one.

9. 09
   Whale Desk by postedgo

   Whale Desk by postedgo

   by postedgo

   • Finance
   • Crypto
   • News-Briefing

   An on-chain research desk and self-finding whale radar for Hyperliquid, Solana and Robinhood Chain stock tokens. X-ray any wallet's real PnL, check a token lau…

   • Memories0
   • Skills10
   • Routines4

   Why it is on the list

   Does not trade. An on-chain radar for Hyperliquid, Solana and Robinhood Chain stock tokens: check a wallet's real PnL, test a new token for bundling and sniping, map who funded a wallet, and get alerts when watched wallets move. It runs on free public data. Suits crypto researchers who want to vet a wallet or launch before reading the hype. Caveats: this is memecoin and perp territory where most signals are noisy, copying a whale is not a strategy, and a scan every 30 minutes means steady usage.

10. 10
    Livermore

    

    Livermore

    by Screaming Chicken

    • Finance
    • Crypto
    • Coaching

    Livermore plans trades in any style: day, swing, breakout, options, crypto, or long-term investing. Pick a style and set your own rules, and it scans, builds t…

    • Memories0
    • Skills11
    • Routines0

    Why it is on the list

    Money-moving: can place orders through your Robinhood, one at a time, after your yes. Builds a trade plan and position size in the style you choose (day, swing, options, crypto, long-term), then runs a preview-then-confirm flow if you connect Robinhood. Suits a self-directed trader who wants sizing discipline. Caveats: the connection step is a skill we could not test, price data falls back to web research when Robinhood is not connected, and options and crypto sizing are only as safe as the rules you set. Keep the confirmation step on.

11. 11
    Poly

    Poly

    by David

    • Finance
    • Crypto

    Paper-first Polymarket desk for Bitcoin and major-coin 5-minute Up/Down momentum, plus high-confidence prediction cards. Speaks in plain language; never goes l…

    • Memories6
    • Skills4
    • Routines3

    Why it is on the list

    Money-moving: paper first, live only on your go. Poly watches Polymarket prediction markets: five-minute Up/Down momentum on Bitcoin and a few other coins, plus a slower watchlist of high-certainty cards. A shared "desk gates" skill is meant to keep it in paper mode until you explicitly unlock live trading. Best for someone who wants to see how a rules-based desk behaves before any money is involved. Caveats: the entry-watch routines fire every few minutes around the clock, so expect heavy usage, and we have not verified how the live unlock works.