What stock market investing forums & websites do you recommend ? (hedge fund, money)

[ragnarkar]

Rick Ferri

Love how this guy gets straight to the point.. no BS or complicated theories..

[tommy64]

Originally Posted by LiptonGuy

What are some of the best stock market websites and forums out there ?

Also, which websites offer really solid information ?


For Example:

A lot of websites provide information on stocks that have big gains or a high volume of activity for a single day. But a stock that is slowly rising in share price, over a few weeks or months, might not necessarily stand-out on any 1 particular day. A stock could slowly rise by 3% 1 week, 2% the next, 4% the next, etc... But no big jumps on any single day.

Are there any websites or stock market tools, that help investors identify stocks that have made impressive gains, over say 10-days.....2 weeks, 30-days....2-months....etc ?


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Go to youtube and listen to what Ray Dalio and Warren Buffett have to say.

[SamanthaJones26]

I think Bloomberg, BidnessEtc, Market watch are the best websites to get updates on the stock performance.

[eccotecc]

I like Seeking Alpha to stay current on the stocks in my portfolio. The articles are usually written by retail investors or from a retail investor's perspective. The comments at the end of each article are just as interesting as the articles, and it's free. Check it out.

[HappyTexan]

I read articles from this site. Many of the articles are about the big picture (global, political) and how they might affect the markets.

FINANCIAL SENSE | Applying Common Sense to the Markets

[Tonyafd]

Originally Posted by LongArm

Go to Bigcharts.com and click the "Industries" tab. This tells you which industries/sectors have been hot for the week, month, 2 months, 3 months, etc. If you then click on an industry or sector, the hottest stocks within that industry/sector are listed.

A forum you might want to check out is ProfoundInvestor.com. It's still relatively new, but the members are pretty knowledgable and helpful, on average.

Thank you. I just raised your reputation.

[CharlesLGoodman]

I don't think stock analysis software isn't the major object to think of..........
Perhaps it can be helpful........ but to be a stock marketer pro....

[thatguydownsouth]

Originally Posted by CharlesLGoodman

I don't think stock analysis software isn't the major object to think of..........
Perhaps it can be helpful........ but to be a stock marketer pro....

Yours grammar is being hards

[CharlesLGoodman]

Thanks. :-)
But Is this the matter of grammatical error or stock market?

[CharlesLGoodman]

Originally Posted by Oildog

I also read the free stuff like Bloomberg and the Motley fool. I like Jim Jubak on MSN. I do most of my research on Schwab.com where i have an account. For Birthday gift I get online subscription to Barrons.

So What Is your suggestion?