Daily market education

The market, explained as it happens.

Search any topic you care about. Read the news. Learn by playing.

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Top US and Canadian stock channels and shows, in one place.

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Games

Practice before the money is on the line

Short games that build real skills. None of them recommend a stock.

Game 1Position size

Which size keeps the loss at 1%?

Account: $20,000. Risk: 1% ($200). Entry $25.00, stop $23.00. Pick the right number of shares.

Game 2Red flags

Tap the warning signs in this note

A made-up company note. Tap every phrase that should make an investor slow down.

Guaranteed returns of 300% this year. Management says the company is a well-run business with steady sales. The stock has no audited financials and a shell address. Insiders have sold a small part of their shares under a 10b5-1 plan. Act now before the window closes tonight.
Game 3Criteria builder

Set your rules. See which example companies pass.

This shows how screening works. It does not pick anything for you. All companies are fictional.

Learn

How to choose a stock, step by step

Three short steps you can follow at your own pace.

1

Start with the question

Know your goal, your time frame, and how much you can afford to lose.

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Screen, then read

Build a short list, then read the annual report and risk factors yourself.

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Size and review

Size each position from your loss limit, and review it each quarter.

Weekly Brief

Get the verticals you care about, once a week

Pick your topics and we send one short email with the news, the videos, and one thing to learn. Sign-up opens soon.

For companies

Reach investors who are searching your industry

Public and private companies can get a profile in StockVert, a story, a video interview, and a spot in the weekly email.

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