I like how your definitive sources are editorials (i.e. Opinion pieces) from fucking investors.com lmao. Source: 12 months ago

In terms of how to sell, that is everyones struggle! If you want to learn I suggest going to investors.com and subscribing and using their Market Timing method. Source: 12 months ago

Based on an analysts consensus of 429K deliveries (investors.com), that is a 5.6% miss in numbers that would translate to over $1B missed revenue. Tomorrow is going to be another rough ride for the stock. Source: over 1 year ago

Investors.com is actual nice if you want to find nice longer term investments. Trading View is just what I used to start with. Source: over 1 year ago

I pay for investors.com, tradingview, market data through tradingview and on top of it a Nasdaq TotalView Cloud subscription (which is more than I pay for rent). Source: over 1 year ago

That said, you can verify my math with the share ownership from the most recent 10K-A, Jason Hope's last Form 13, the open short interest listed on Nasdaq.com, and the daily volume from ChartExchange. If you don't know about volume & MM's, I need to figure out where to point you... a good book on how markets work, I guess. You can check OpenInsider.com for RZLT to see proof of 2 companies buying stock but not... Source: 9 months ago

Not for finding the next NVDA, but this is a cool website http://openinsider.com/. Source: 12 months ago

I've been buying a little bit of any regional bank that's down if they show up on openinsider.com with a recent cluster of insider buying. I figure their CFO knows best. Source: about 1 year ago

I also like OpenInsider for tracking company execs buying/selling habits. Source: about 1 year ago

Open Insider (free) — Tracks all the stock transactions made by insiders in public companies. Source: about 1 year ago