InbestPlanners is a stock analysis site for private investors in Europe, the US and Asia-Pacific. Every night, after each market closes, it analyses about 1,700 stocks from 15 indices (S&P 500, Nasdaq 100, IBEX 35, DAX 40, CAC 40, FTSE 100, Nikkei 225 and more) and publishes buy signals from two methods whose rules are public: Bounce, which looks for short rebounds in stocks in a long-term uptrend, and Impulse, which follows trends and breakouts.
Each signal comes with its buy price, target, stop and exit rules before it opens, and every closed signal, losses included, is published week by week. A free account without a card shows the day's free signals, drawn at random; paid plans start at EUR 9.99 a month. Available in English and Spanish.
Signals are the output of a quantitative model and are not personalised investment advice.
Features
- Nightly buy signals from two methods with public rules, each with entry, target and stop
- About 1,700 stocks from 15 indices in Europe, the US and Asia-Pacific
- 360 analysis of every company: quality, value, technical picture and dividend
- Rankings, stock screener and comparison tool
- Every closed signal published week by week, losses included
Use Cases
- Private investors who want a short list of stocks to look at each night instead of a blank screener
- Checking the entry, target and stop of a signal before placing an order with your own broker
- Researching a company's quality, valuation and technical picture in one page
- Learning indicators and risk management with plain-language guides
Comments
Hi, I'm the founder of InbestPlanners. Most stock signal services I looked at only showed their winners, so I built one around two rules: every signal states its buy price, target, stop and exit rules before it opens, and every closed signal is published week by week, losses included. There are two methods with public rules: Bounce looks for short rebounds in stocks that are in a long-term uptrend, and Impulse follows trends and volume breakouts. It covers 15 indices in Europe, the US and Asia-Pacific, in English and Spanish. I'm not claiming it beats the market; part of the signals is under a test registered in advance. A free account needs no card. I'd love feedback on the methodology and on what you miss. Signals are model output, not investment advice.
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Hi, I'm the founder of InbestPlanners. Most stock signal services I looked at only showed their winners, so I built one around two rules: every signal states its buy price, target, stop and exit rules before it opens, and every closed signal is published week by week, losses included. There are two methods with public rules: Bounce looks for short rebounds in stocks that are in a long-term uptrend, and Impulse follows trends and volume breakouts. It covers 15 indices in Europe, the US and Asia-Pacific, in English and Spanish. I'm not claiming it beats the market; part of the signals is under a test registered in advance. A free account needs no card. I'd love feedback on the methodology and on what you miss. Signals are model output, not investment advice.
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