I consider access to a wide variety of information to be one of the most important factors for investing success and I’m always on the lookout for great sources of investing information. I’ve mentioned in the past how useful resources like Twitter, The Motley Fool, and Seeking Alpha have been for me in terms of generating investment ideas and helping me to do research. I’m happy to announce that I have found another one: Stock Card

What is Stock Card? Put simply, it’s a site that combines clean visuals with easy to understand stock research. For example, check out this Stock Card widget for my largest position and biggest winner: Shopify (SHOP):

And that’s just the widget. If you go to their page on Shopify, then there is a lot more information available there as well. They also have screeners, filters, and alerts to help investors stay up to date with their positions. It’s a really neat resource that I look forward to using more and incorporating into the blog.

In addition to all of that, Stock Card also has multiple portfolios and stock picks from successful investors where they track the performance against the S&P 500.

Sound familiar?

Hopefully it does, because I am excited to announce a collaboration between Paul vs the Market and Stock Card where the Freedom Portfolio will be included on their site. Want to check it out? You can see it here.

Full access to the portfolios on the site is restricted to VIP subscribers. If you want to check it out, they offer a 14 day free trial. If you like what you see and want to continue past the 14 day free trial, then you can get 10% off your subscription by using promo code “paul”.

Going forward, I’ll be updating the Freedom Portfolio on the Stock Card site in addition to providing my normal transactional posts and quarterly updates here. In the meantime, if you are looking for a good investing resource tool or for new stock ideas, I encourage you to check Stock Card out.

Tell them Paul sent you.