Quiver Quantitative on Autopilot: the Y Combinator, South Korea Is Next, KnowIt AI Flagship, and AI Cash Flow Leaders Portfolios, and what one subscription covers

I'm Chris, co-founder of Autopilot. Most Pilots are people. Quiver Quantitative is a data company, and its Portfolios are what happens when a data company publishes rules instead of opinions. Here are the four Quiver Portfolios with published fact sheets, what each rule is in Quiver's words, what the KnowIt AI model that two of them use is and isn't, and what one subscription covers.

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1) Who Quiver is

Quiver Quantitative's bio on its fact sheets is a slogan and a mission: "Look Where Others Don't. Access actionable, easy to interpret data that hasn't already been dissected by Wall Street." It's a data company first, and its Portfolios here are built from data rules rather than from a manager's conviction, which changes how you should judge them: the question is whether the rule is sound, not whether the person is talented. Quiver is an independent Pilot, not an investment adviser and not an Autopilot employee, and Autopilot Advisers, LLC is the manager that applies its Portfolios to follower accounts. Quiver publishes other Portfolios in the app beyond the four below; these are the ones with fact sheets.

2) The Y Combinator Portfolio

Launched April 17, 2025. The rule: the Portfolio "is made up exclusively of YC startups," and "each time a YC startup goes public, it will automatically be added." A basket of public Y Combinator alumni that grows with each listing, and not an investment in Y Combinator itself, which is private. It has its own page: The Y Combinator Portfolio: how a Portfolio of public YC alumni works, who runs it, and what it is not.

3) South Korea Is Next

Launched April 15, 2026. The thesis in Quiver's words: South Korea is "the world's second semiconductor superpower and a leading defense exporter as countries rearm in response to global instability," with rising defense budgets creating demand Korean defense companies are positioned to fill and Korean memory makers supplying the AI buildout. The description says holdings "are selected by KnowIt AI based on publicly reported earnings, contract wins, and sector trends," and ends with Quiver's own caution: "Not investment advice. Do your own research." A country-and-sector bet run by a rule; the South Korea Is Next fact sheet has the largest positions with a timestamp and the record.

4) The two KnowIt AI Portfolios

KnowIt AI Flagship, launched April 24, 2026, is described as "an AI-driven portfolio focused on AI and big tech stocks," with positions "selected and weighted by KnowIt AI based on market data, sentiment analysis, and technical signals," a focus on the semiconductor supply chain, memory shortage dynamics, and AI infrastructure, and "a 3-6 month investment horizon." The description also warns that "frequent rebalancing by subscribers may produce results that differ significantly from the portfolio's intended performance," which is Quiver's way of saying what I say on every page: your account is not the Portfolio.

AI Cash Flow Leaders, launched April 15, 2026, targets what its description calls AI infrastructure's four bottlenecks, "chips, memory, optics, and power," plus the hyperscalers driving demand, with holdings "selected by KnowIt AI based on current AI-related revenue and publicly reported capex trends," on the same three-to-six-month horizon. The KnowIt AI Flagship and AI Cash Flow Leaders fact sheets have the positions and records.

5) What KnowIt AI is and isn't

By Quiver's descriptions, KnowIt AI is a model that selects and weights positions from market data, sentiment, technical signals, earnings, contract wins, and capex trends. It's the Pilot's tool, executing the Pilot's rules. Our fact sheets state the boundary plainly: where a Pilot uses an AI tool in their own stock-selection process, that tool does not advise clients, select investments for clients, or place trades. So these are AI-assisted Pilot Portfolios, not the AI-model Portfolios where a large language model picks anything it likes; I laid out the difference in The AI-theme Portfolios on Autopilot: who runs them, what each one is betting on, and how they differ from the AI-model Portfolios. Judge a model-run rule the way you'd judge any rule: by whether it's clearly stated, whether the record since launch holds up, and whether you'd hold through its drawdown.

6) One subscription, and how following works

Quiver's Pilot subscription covers every Portfolio it publishes here, so following two or all four costs no more than one; each needs its own allocation funded by real buying power. 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. Three of the four lean toward semiconductors and AI infrastructure, so together they're one bigger bet; read the sheets side by side, as in Following more than one Portfolio: how allocations work, what buying power limits, and why one Pilot subscription covers all of that Pilot's Portfolios.

Frequently asked questions

What Portfolios does Quiver Quantitative publish on Autopilot?

Four with published fact sheets: the Y Combinator Portfolio (public YC alumni, added as they list; launched April 17, 2025), South Korea Is Next (Korean semiconductor and defense thesis, holdings selected by KnowIt AI; April 15, 2026), KnowIt AI Flagship (AI and big-tech stocks selected and weighted by KnowIt AI on a three-to-six-month horizon; April 24, 2026), and AI Cash Flow Leaders (chips, memory, optics, power, and hyperscalers, selected by KnowIt AI; April 15, 2026). Quiver publishes others in the app. Autopilot Advisers, LLC manages all of them.

Who is Quiver Quantitative?

A data company whose bio on its fact sheets reads "Look Where Others Don't. Access actionable, easy to interpret data that hasn't already been dissected by Wall Street." On Autopilot it is an independent Pilot publishing rule-based Portfolios rather than a manager's discretionary picks. It is not an investment adviser and not an Autopilot employee; Autopilot Advisers, LLC is the manager of its Portfolios.

What is KnowIt AI?

By Quiver Quantitative's descriptions, a model that selects and weights positions using market data, sentiment analysis, technical signals, publicly reported earnings, contract wins, and capex trends. It executes the Pilot's rules for South Korea Is Next, KnowIt AI Flagship, and AI Cash Flow Leaders. Per Autopilot's fact sheets, a Pilot's AI tool does not advise clients, select investments for clients, or place trades; Autopilot Advisers, LLC manages the following.

Does one Quiver Quantitative subscription cover all of its Portfolios?

Yes. Subscriptions on Autopilot are tied to Pilots, so one subscription to Quiver Quantitative covers every Portfolio it publishes, and following several costs no more than one. Each Portfolio needs its own allocation funded by buying power at your brokerage, and since three of the four lean toward semiconductors and AI infrastructure, combining them is a larger version of one bet.

TLDR

A data company publishing rules: public YC alumni added at IPO, a Korean semiconductor-and-defense thesis, and two AI-infrastructure Portfolios whose holdings a model called KnowIt AI selects under Quiver's rules. One subscription covers all four; each needs its own allocation; three rhyme. Judge the rule and the record since launch, not a personality, and if the rules are ones you'd hold through: 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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