See what every service you already pay for says about every stock you hold — and which of them has actually been right.
Rows are your watchlist. Columns are your subscriptions. Each cell shows the latest rating that source published, with the date and a link straight to the original article. We never reproduce anyone's content — you read the piece inside your own subscription.
Access is by waitlist only. Every research source needs hand-built support, so we onboard in small waves and build the sources our earliest members actually use.
€2 a week, billed once a year as €104. Waitlist members lock early pricing.
One or two emails total. No spam, no sharing. See our privacy note.
Which paid research do you currently subscribe to?
This decides the build order — the sources our first members name are the sources we connect first. Optional.
You're on the list
We onboard in waves; members whose sources are ready go first.
Anyone joining through your link moves you ahead of members who signed up before you.
The grid
One screen instead of six tabs, six logins and six inboxes. Below is the layout, with neutral column names — in your account the columns carry the names of your own subscriptions.
| Your watchlist | Your newspaper | Your newsletter | Your ratings platform | Independent fundamentals |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| AAPL Apple Inc. | Hold | Buy | Hold | Buy |
| NVDA NVIDIA Corp. ◆ Sources disagree | Sell | Buy | Buy | Hold |
| MSFT Microsoft Corp. | Buy | Mentioned | Buy | Buy |
| TSLA Tesla Inc. | Hold | Sell | Sell | — no mention |
| KO Coca-Cola Co. | — no mention | Buy | Hold | Hold |
| PFE Pfizer Inc. | Mentioned | — no mention | Sell | Hold |
Illustration of the layout with sample data — not live ratings, not investment advice. Cells carry a symbol as well as a colour, so the three states stay readable in greyscale.
What the grid gives you
When one service says Buy and another says Sell on the same holding, the row is flagged. Disagreement between people you pay is the most useful signal you own, and today it is the one you never see.
Every rating is stamped with the price on the day it was published, measured against the price today. After a year you know, objectively, which of your subscriptions has earned its renewal — and which has not.
When any source you subscribe to newly covers a stock on your watchlist, you get a note with the link. No more finding out three weeks late that your newsletter changed its mind.
Works with
Investor Cercle is built for readers who already pay for several sources at once: newspapers such as Barron's and The Wall Street Journal, market coverage from MarketWatch, newsletters like The Motley Fool, ratings platforms including Zacks and TipRanks, and fundamentals services such as Morningstar, Seeking Alpha and Simply Wall St. The grid records what each of them last said about each of your holdings and links you back to the original piece, which you open with your own login. We reproduce no article text, no charts and no paywalled analysis — only the rating, the date and the link.†
Which of these gets connected first is decided by the waitlist. Each source needs its own hand-built support, so we start with the ones our earliest members actually subscribe to.
† All product names, logos and brands are the property of their respective owners. All company, product and service names used here are for identification purposes only. Use of these names does not imply endorsement, affiliation or any partnership between Investor Cercle and the services named.
Pricing
€2 a week Billed once a year as €104 — less than a single month of most services in the grid.
We're building this now. It is not finished, and we are not going to pretend otherwise. Waves are small because source support is hand-built, one service at a time, and we would rather connect four sources properly than twenty badly.
Joining the list costs nothing and commits you to nothing. You will get one or two emails in total: one when your sources are supported and your wave opens, and possibly one before that if we need to ask you something. No newsletter, no drip campaign, no spam.
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