InTheMoney's Actively Managed Portfolio: what a YouTube market educator's Portfolio does on Autopilot, and how following it works

I'm Chris, co-founder of Autopilot. One of the most-followed Portfolios on our platform, by money invested, isn't a hedge fund tracker or an AI. It's run by a person who teaches the market on YouTube. That says something about what people actually want from a marketplace: not just famous names, but people whose thinking they already know. Here's what InTheMoney's Actively Managed Portfolio is, who runs it by his own account, what "actively managed" means for your account specifically, and how following works.

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1) The Portfolio

The Actively Managed Portfolio launched on Autopilot on January 29, 2025. Its Published Pilot is InTheMoney and its manager is Autopilot Advisers, LLC. The description: it "is actively managed to capture opportunities across market environments," with an approach that "emphasizes buying strength on pullbacks, spotting emerging trends, and maintaining disciplined risk control." On September 10, 2026 it appeared on our homepage as a featured Portfolio and in the Popular list, which ranks by how much money follows each Portfolio; I mention that because it's a public fact about attention, not a statement about quality. The Actively Managed fact sheet shows the largest positions by weight with a timestamp, lists the rebalance cadence as not disclosed, and publishes the live record of follower accounts since launch, gross and modeled net, with drawdown and a date on every figure.

2) Who runs it, by his own account

InTheMoney's bio on the fact sheet is one line: "YouTube market educator and stock investor/trader." That's the honest and complete description of the relationship: a person with a public audience who publishes a Portfolio here, which an audience can follow in their own brokerage accounts instead of only watching. He's an independent Pilot, not an investment adviser and not an Autopilot employee. Following his Portfolio requires his Pilot subscription, which covers any Portfolio he publishes here. How Pilots and the adviser relate is in How Pilots work: who they are, how they get paid, what they aren't, and how to become one.

3) What "actively managed" means for your account

On Autopilot, the words have a mechanical meaning on top of the usual one. A tracker changes when a filing arrives, a few times a year. An actively managed Portfolio changes when the Pilot decides, which can be often. Every change becomes orders in your account: when the Portfolio changes, we send them and your broker fills them. So more activity means more orders, more of the small timing and rounding differences that make your account drift from the Portfolio, and more reason to keep your allocation at what's actually available as buying power. It also means the record is the Pilot's judgment compounded over many decisions, which is exactly what you're paying to follow, and exactly what you can't evaluate from a single good month. Why accounts drift is in Why your returns won't match the Pilot's: proportional following, timing, fractional shares, and the cash that never got invested.

4) How following works

You connect the brokerage you already have, pick the Portfolio, and set how much of the account follows it. Then you give Autopilot Advisers limited authority to send orders to that account. When the Portfolio changes, we send them and your broker fills them. The money stays put. You're never trading at the same time as the Pilot, and your holdings won't match his exactly, because account size, brokerage support for fractional shares, and trade timing all change what lands in your account.

5) Following someone you already watch

There's a specific trap in following a Pilot whose content you like: you already trust him, so you skip the sheet. Don't. Popularity ranks attention, and attention isn't a record. Read the drawdown before the return, look at concentration, and ask whether the record is long enough to mean anything to you, since it starts on January 29, 2025 and not a day earlier. Then, if it holds up, following is the natural next step from watching. The method is in How to read a Portfolio's track record before you follow it, and how the whole shelf of Pilots fits together is in The Autopilot marketplace: who publishes here, the three kinds of Portfolios, how one gets listed, and how to judge any of them.

Frequently asked questions

What is the Actively Managed Portfolio by InTheMoney on Autopilot?

A Portfolio published by InTheMoney, a YouTube market educator and investor by his bio, and managed by Autopilot Advisers, LLC, live since January 29, 2025. Its description says it is actively managed across market environments, buying strength on pullbacks, spotting emerging trends, and keeping disciplined risk control. It appeared among the most-followed Portfolios by money invested on Autopilot's homepage on September 10, 2026. Its fact sheet shows the largest positions and the live follower record.

Who is InTheMoney?

By his bio on the fact sheet, a "YouTube market educator and stock investor/trader." On Autopilot he is an independent Pilot who publishes the Actively Managed Portfolio, which followers hold in their own brokerage accounts; Autopilot Advisers, LLC is the manager. He is not an investment adviser and not an Autopilot employee, and following his Portfolio requires his Pilot subscription.

How do I follow InTheMoney's portfolio in my own brokerage account?

Connect your brokerage to Autopilot, subscribe to InTheMoney's Pilot subscription, pick the Actively Managed Portfolio, and set how much of the account follows it. Autopilot Advisers, LLC sends orders to your broker whenever he changes the Portfolio, your money stays at your brokerage, and you can stop following in the app at any time. Read the fact sheet's drawdown and largest positions first.

What does actively managed mean on Autopilot?

That the Pilot changes the Portfolio by judgment, whenever he decides, rather than by a filing schedule or a fixed rule. Each change becomes orders in your brokerage account, so an actively managed Portfolio produces more orders, more small timing and rounding differences from the Portfolio, and a record that reflects many decisions rather than one idea. Keep your allocation at real buying power and judge the record over a long stretch.

TLDR

A YouTube market educator's Portfolio, live since January 29, 2025, among the most-followed on the platform by money invested. Actively managed means he decides, and every decision becomes orders in your account, so expect more activity and more drift than a tracker. Popularity isn't a record; read the sheet's drawdown first. If one fits, choose a Portfolio and connect your brokerage. Then give Autopilot Advisers limited authority to send orders to that account. When the Portfolio changes, we send them and your broker fills them. Depending on your plan and brokerage, you may need to confirm first. The money stays put.

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