Education: Meme Coins Vs Meme Stocks Vs Value Stocks

Most beginners gravitate towards Robinhood because it's super simple, but super simple especially as a beginner means super fast losses. I'd recommend Webull: https://a.webull.com/0EqWNpe5GCm94daUL9
because it has a feature where you can "fake trade and invest" to see if what you're doing is working or not.

I run a subreddit called r/aiswingtrading where I share detailed analyses of specific stocks for free. If you're into trading, you'll find plenty of valuable insights there. The "AI" part? I gather news, research raw data, and write my own drafts, then use a bot to help refine it all. It’s a blend of human expertise and AI-assisted efficiency, giving you well-rounded insights.

For those who want more, like comprehensive trading plans, options strategies, and deeper analyses, I make it all available on my Ko-Fi. Here's the deal: there are no memberships or courses to buy.

A single donation of $5+ unlocks all-access to everything I've ever written: trading plans, options strategies, and more.

I totally get that most people will only donate $5, and that's fine! My hope is that you'll use the insights to make money and, if you find it valuable, consider throwing a bit back my way. But no pressure I genuinely just enjoy sharing what I know about trading.

If you're interested, feel free to check out r/aiswingtrading for some free content. And if you want full access, $5 is all it takes. I post multiple analyses a day and promise never to do any of those scammy membership "tiers" or upsells.

Here is the link to the Ko-Fi if you're interested: https://ko-fi.com/aiswingtrading

It's pretty pricey but if you want to do your own research and analysis of stocks, I'd go with StockNews: http://stocknews.ai/?via=home the owner of the site/service is really well informed and will personally respond to emails if you have any issues or ideas to make the service better.