Here are 6 Websites every Investor must know about👇🏼
1. Tikr Terminal
Tikr might be the best terminal for individual investors that can’t afford Bloomberg, FactSet, etc.
It contains financials, valuations, estimates, news, filings, and ownership of the companies.
It also has a great feature where it tracks Superinvestors.
Tikr might be the best terminal for individual investors that can’t afford Bloomberg, FactSet, etc.
It contains financials, valuations, estimates, news, filings, and ownership of the companies.
It also has a great feature where it tracks Superinvestors.
2. Value Investors Club
The Value Investors Club was founded by Joel Greenblatt and Joel Petry.
Investors can pitch ideas there.
Yet, not everyone can pitch investments; only members can.
To become a member, you need to submit an idea that other members then assess.
The Value Investors Club was founded by Joel Greenblatt and Joel Petry.
Investors can pitch ideas there.
Yet, not everyone can pitch investments; only members can.
To become a member, you need to submit an idea that other members then assess.
But everyone can join as a guest and read, with a little time delay, the pitches of other investors.
Those high-quality analyses can teach you a lot about analyzing companies.
Those high-quality analyses can teach you a lot about analyzing companies.
3. Seeking Alpha
Seeking Alpha is another source for investment pitches.
But you can also read articles from professionals about the markets or recent news.
It’s a great source to stay up to date and collect first information about possible investments.
Seeking Alpha is another source for investment pitches.
But you can also read articles from professionals about the markets or recent news.
It’s a great source to stay up to date and collect first information about possible investments.
4. Investing com Economic Calendar
I like to have an overview of what events are coming up in the following days and weeks.
Having an Economic calendar is an easy way to keep track of that.
I like to have an overview of what events are coming up in the following days and weeks.
Having an Economic calendar is an easy way to keep track of that.
5. J.P. Morgan Asset Management
J.P. Morgan’s Asset Management site has a lot of useful and interesting resources about markets and the economy.
They post weekly market updates and a more comprehensive quarterly Guide to the Markets.
Worth a visit.
J.P. Morgan’s Asset Management site has a lot of useful and interesting resources about markets and the economy.
They post weekly market updates and a more comprehensive quarterly Guide to the Markets.
Worth a visit.
6. Substack
Substack is a Newsletter Platform.
Many very competent investors are pitching ideas and discussing opinions on there.
Chances are, the people you follow on Twitter also post articles there.
Since you’re not limited to 280 characters, you can go more in-depth.
Substack is a Newsletter Platform.
Many very competent investors are pitching ideas and discussing opinions on there.
Chances are, the people you follow on Twitter also post articles there.
Since you’re not limited to 280 characters, you can go more in-depth.
That’s it for today!
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For a deeper dive into investing and the markets, consider following my Substack 😉.
Now, have a great day!
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