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Its the weekend!

Grab a cup of coffee, today I will tell you about all the tools and services I use in my investing journey

Some are free, some are paid but all of them are guaranteed to deliver value

Lets dive right in!

 Service # 1

Name: @Regulation30
Type: Paid

Regulation30 is my go to source to hunt for exchange filings that are worth studying further

This is also the source where I get lot of special situation ideas that aren't that widely known
Every day thousands of filings are made over the exchange, among them only a handful are worth studying

Regulation 30 filters out the noise and sends me a daily email of every exchange filing that is worth reading

Here is a snapshot of the email they sent me yesterday
Apart from the newsletter, there is a Slack community where founders of Regulation30 routinely share great insights into less known companies
Service # 2

Name: CapTwist
Type: Free

Wouldn't it be cool if you could search across all exchange filings of all companies via keywords or phrases and join them together as a theme?

Well, CapTwist does just that!
https://t.co/9mwFRPZkws
Via CapTwist you can search across various filings of all companies

For example, I wanted to search the keyword 'solar' across company filings

Here is what CapTwist search function returns
Want to follow your favorite investor?

You can search by their name and get details of all concalls they recently participated in
You can even check latest concalls and get summary insights on the bearish or bullish commentary

There is a lot more to CapTwist and its 100% free to try, so do play around.
Service # 3

Name: WhaleWisdom
Type: Freemium

Want to quickly find what your favourite international fund is buying/selling?

WhaleWisdom helps you achieve exactly that
https://t.co/xJ9DZddyvY

Here is what Seth Klarman recently bought / sold
Service # 4

Name: Koyfin
Type: Freemium

Want a Bloomberg Terminal but do not want to pay for a Bloomberg Terminal? Koyfin is your answer

Lots of data and lots of charts, at your fingertips
https://t.co/YfsMD5t92C
Service # 5

Name: Tikr
Type: Freemium

Don't want the complexity of Koyfin but still want to screen and research US or Global companies?

Tikr helps you achieve just that in an uncluttered and simple UI
https://t.co/RIbKTJs92F
Service # 6

Name: https://t.co/LCir5QKz4s
Type: Freemium

This website is my default homepage and possibly the only website I will never stop paying for

Simple UI, powerful custom options and the only screener you ever need to screen Indian stocks
Service # 7
Name: Tijori
Type: Freemium (ish)

Want a screener but more data and powerful features? https://t.co/mfQCsvoiQY is your answer

Tijori has several premium features like advance text based filtering, growing knowledge base and live raw material prices
Service # 8

Name: CommonStock
Type: Free

Fed up with the toxicity of Twitter but still want to connect with fellow investors who invest in global stocks?

https://t.co/LOrLTl0SxP is your go to platform

Imagine Twitter...but better and centered around investors.
Service # 9

Name: Multipie
Type: Free

Fed up with Twitter again but want to socialize with investors who invest in Indian stocks?

https://t.co/c34ns0ecJn is your answer

You will find lot of investors sharing ideas and insights, minus all the clutter of Twitter
Service # 10

Name: SpecialSituationsTracker
Type: Free

Created by yours truly, https://t.co/h08Y2Bv7aT is a special situation tracker with details on all active special situations

PMS funds are known to source an idea or two from here and call it there own *wink wink*
So those were a few tools I regularly use.
Do you know of any tools that are not covered here?

Let me know in the comments.
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FAQ's

Q. Am I selling?
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Q. Am I buying?
A. No, I am not

Q. When will I buy?
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Q. What is my Stop Loss?
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Golden Crossover of 20 EMA above 200 EMA is a good strategy used by the trader. This screener will help you in identifying stocks that has given golden

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1) After putting a detailed post on hardware & multi-monitor setup. Few asked for softwares I use for trading.

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2) Trading View or Kite app

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Price > 20 sma & CPR indicates bullish trend for intraday & vice-versa


3) Icharts

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@quantsapp provides

Futures Data : Long Builtup/Short Builtup
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stocks hitting 52 week high/ low
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In the early 1950s, the shipping industry was a dying business.

New York’s docks were handling half as much domestic cargo in the early 1950s as they had been in the depressed 1930s.

In thirty years, no one had invested significant money in coastal shipping.

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As McLean found out, loading ships was difficult and slow.

A truck or train would deliver items to the port. Each item was unloaded separately, recorded, and carried to storage.

When a ship was ready, each item was taken from storage, counted again, and hauled on-board.


The cost of this labor was significant. As one expert at the time explained:

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