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Reviews and guides to the research tools we use, and the ones we gave up on — plus superinvestor portfolios and the full company list for every IPO year.
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Comparing across the whole field? The head-to-head guides: best stock picking services and stock advisors · best stock market newsletters · best stock research websites and analysis tools.
Everything else — superinvestor portfolios, IPO trackers, books and guides — is below.
Stock research tools, reviewed.
StockAnalysis.com Review (2026): Is Pro Worth $79 a Year?Free covers 130,000+ stocks and ETFs and a 317-filter screener. Pro is $79 a year for up to 40 years of history, exports and alerts. Who should skip it.Updated Sep 2026
Motley Fool Stock Advisor Review (2026): Is It Worth $199?Stock Advisor is $199 a year, $99 for the first year through our link. What two picks a month buy, how the Fool's record is built, and who should skip it.Updated Sep 2026
Seeking Alpha Pro Review (2026): Is $2,400 a Year Worth It?Seeking Alpha Pro costs $2,400 a year, $2,149 through our link after an $89 first month. A hands-on look at the Pro Quant Portfolio, and who it is for.Updated Sep 2026
Seeking Alpha Review (2026): Premium, Alpha Picks or Pro — Worth It?Seeking Alpha Premium is $299 a year, $269 the first year with a 7-day trial. What Premium, Alpha Picks and Pro each give you, and which tier is worth it.Updated Sep 2026
Stock Rover Review (2026): Is It Worth $29 a Month After V12?Stock Rover costs $29 a month on annual billing, $34 monthly. Are 800+ metrics and 20 years of financial data worth it after V12, and which tier to buy?Updated Sep 2026
TipRanks Review (2026): Is Premium Worth $359 a Year?Basic is free, Premium is $359 a year and Ultimate is $599. TipRanks ranks every Wall Street analyst by past accuracy. Where that helps and where it stops.Updated Sep 2026
Alpha Picks Review (2026): Is It Worth $499 a Year?Alpha Picks costs $499 a year, $449 the first year through our link. How Seeking Alpha's quant team picks two stocks a month, and who should pay for it.Updated Sep 2026
Morningstar vs Motley Fool (2026): Which Is Worth Paying For?Morningstar Investor ($249 a year, $199 first year) against Motley Fool Stock Advisor ($199 a year): research depth, picks, record, price, who each suits.Updated Sep 2026
Morningstar Investor Review (2026): Is It Worth $249 a Year?Morningstar Investor costs $249 a year, $199 the first year through our link, or $34.95 a month. What its stock valuations are for, and who should skip it.Updated Sep 2026
12 Best Stock Research Websites and Analysis Tools (2026)Twelve stock research websites and analysis tools compared. All have a free tier, two are free outright, and the cheapest paid plan is $79 a year.Updated Sep 2026
Best Stock Picking Services and Stock Advisors (2026): 7 ComparedSeven stock picking services from $199 to $499 a year, ranked on three tests: every pick counted, the benchmark shown, a system you could follow.Updated Sep 2026
Finimize Review (2026): Is Finimize Pro Worth $200 a Year?The daily briefing is free. Finimize Pro is $200 a year or $29.99 a month, with a 7-day trial. What Pro adds, what users say, and who should stay on free.Updated Sep 2026
Best Stock Market Newsletters 2026: 7 Investment Newsletters ComparedSeven stock market newsletters compared on price, from free to $499 a year, and on how honestly each one reports its record.Updated Sep 2026What the superinvestors hold.
Who is going public, and who already did.
Guides and lists.
The market re-ranks every week. Monday's email says what moved.
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Market Radar reports the week’s largest rank changes across roughly 4,600 US stocks, the factor behind each one, and where the market went.