Invest with confidence.
Professional buy, sell, and allocation recommendations for wherever you invest. We send the signals — you move your funds. That's all there is to it.
Create your accountNo invitation needed. No minimums. We never access your brokerage accounts.
- A credentialed human, not an algorithm
- Keep your own brokerage credentials
Broad-market index allocation. Every recommendation arrives in this format — the action, the allocation size, the horizon, and a plain-English thesis you can read in seconds.
Example — illustrative of the format. Not a recommendation.
Works at brokerages you already use
- Fidelity
- Schwab
- Robinhood
- E*TRADE
- Vanguard
- TSP
- — and many others
Five minutes acting on professional analysis — or hours of stress over market volatility? Stop guessing.
Timely, actionable recommendations, driven by finance pros, without handing out your sensitive data. Keep that brokerage password to yourself.
Today's recommendations, at a glance
Open the app to a clear, dated feed of signals — what to buy, sell, or hold, with the thesis and the size. Nothing to configure, no noise.
Today
Tue · Mar 43 active recommendations · published when conviction is high
Broad-market equity ETF. The thesis cell explains, in plain English, why each recommendation was issued — so the action and allocation size aren't a black box.
TSP equity index fund. When a rebalance is recommended, the thesis cell explains why the target allocation is changing — without jargon, without homework on the user's end.
Investment-grade bond ETF. A Hold means there's no action to take right now; the thesis cell explains why the position doesn't need changing, so you can move on with your day.
Interface preview. Final design may differ. Recommendations are illustrative. Not real recommendations. Prices and data are fictional.
A credentialed human — not a black box.
We partner with Weisert Investments — a Registered Investment Advisor whose chief strategist, Roy Weisert, Ph.D., is a CFP® professional — for strategy and analysis. No models guessing in the dark, no crowd-sourced tips — just clear reasoning you can read and act on.
You'll always see the thesis, the conviction, and the size. When there's nothing worth doing, we say so.
Your account stays yours.
We send you the alert; you move your funds at whatever brokerage you use. Keep those account credentials to yourself — we never ask for them, and we never connect to your account.
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No account access
We never link to your brokerage or hold your credentials. You stay in full custody of your money.
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No minimums
Act on what fits your plan. There's no minimum balance and no assets under management.
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No algorithms
Recommendations come from a credentialed person with a verifiable professional record — not an opaque model.
Frequently asked questions
What does investment.tips cost?
Stock Actions is $20 a month or $200 a year for Core, and $40 a month or $400 a year for Premium. Every plan is cancel-anytime, and there are no assets-under-management fees, no minimums and no percentage of your portfolio — investment.tips never holds or accesses your money. The Public Preview has closed and new subscriptions start at these standard prices. Members who subscribed during the preview keep their founding rate for as long as they stay subscribed.
How is this different from an algorithmic platform or a traditional wealth manager?
Algorithmic platforms manage assets you link to them — software places trades on your behalf. Traditional wealth managers establish a fiduciary relationship and manage assets you transfer under their care for a fee. investment.tips delivers expert investment recommendations developed in partnership with Weisert Investments, a Registered Investment Advisor — whose chief strategist, Roy Weisert, Ph.D., is a CFP® professional. You receive the recommendations and execute them yourself at your own brokerage. No account linking. No assets under management.
What providers does investment.tips support?
At launch, investment.tips will deliver expert investment recommendations for the Thrift Savings Plan — including the TSP Mutual Fund Window — and for major brokerages like Fidelity, Schwab, Robinhood, tastytrade, E*TRADE and many others. Basically, any brokerage allowing daily trading.
Who is Roy Weisert?
Roy Weisert, Ph.D., CFP® professional, founded Weisert Investment Services, Inc., a Registered Investment Advisor. For 12+ years, Roy has delivered TSP investment recommendations to military and civil servants through TSP TIPS — the predecessor service from which investment.tips evolved. investment.tips delivers recommendations developed in partnership with Weisert Investment Services, Inc.; the platform is operated by Investry Analytics LLC. A more complete background is being prepared at https://investment.tips/about/roy.
How does founding-member early access work?
The Public Preview has closed and Stock Actions is now at standard pricing. Subscribe and your card is charged at checkout — cancel anytime, with a 30-day prorated refund window if you're not satisfied. Existing founding members keep everything they already have.
investment.tips is open to everyone — no invitation, no waitlist.
Stock Actions is $20 a month, or $200 a year.
The Public Preview has closed and Stock Actions is now at standard pricing. Subscribe and your card is charged at checkout — cancel anytime, with a 30-day prorated refund window if you're not satisfied.
Create your accountNo invitation needed. No minimums. We never access your brokerage accounts.
Some light reading
THE COMPLETE GUIDE
Everything to know about the TSP Mutual Fund Window.
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