Tools we use and recommend

Every tool below is one we use ourselves to research and track frontier tech markets. Each has a full review, including where it falls short.

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Our charting pick

TradingView is the charting platform we reach for first: fast, flexible charts, a deep screener and alerts that keep you ahead of a move. The free plan is generous, and the paid plans are worth it once you track a full watchlist.

Best for: Investors and traders analyzing technology stocks.

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Best for research

Morningstar Investor is the gold standard for independent fundamental research. If you hold positions for years, its ratings and Portfolio X-Ray are worth it.

Best for: Individual investors and financial advisors seeking in-depth, fundamental research tools.

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Built by us

TickerVision brings AI-powered stock and ETF research into one visual view of what's driving a price, so you can do your homework faster. It's a strong companion for investors who research before they buy.

Best for: Self-directed investors seeking visual market analysis tools.

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Best for digital assets

Coinbase is the regulated, US-based on-ramp we trust for adding digital assets to a long-term portfolio, with strong custody and simple onboarding. You pay a little more in fees for that peace of mind.

Best for: US-based individual investors seeking regulated, insured access to digital assets.

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Best for low-cost trading

Robinhood made investing accessible to everyone: commission-free stocks, options and crypto in one clean app. It's an easy home for self-directed investors.

Best for: Self-directed retail investors prioritizing low costs for stocks, options, and basic crypto.

Public logo

Best for beginners

Public.com pairs commission-free investing with transparency: no payment for order flow, plus a community that shares the reasoning behind each trade. It's a great fit for newer investors.

Best for: Beginners and community-focused investors

Stash logo

Best for steady contributions

Stash makes steady investing a habit, with fractional shares, automated Smart Portfolios and a card that earns stock as you spend. It's built for regular, small contributions.

Best for: Individuals seeking automated investing with small, regular contributions.