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Daily buy and sell recommendations with entry and stop levels, for any brokerage that allows daily trading. Compare the three strategies.
$20 /month
Founding rate
or $200/year — 2 months free vs. paying monthly
Pick a single strategy — Aggressive, Moderate, or Conservative. Switch once per 30 days.
$40 /month
Founding rate
or $400/year — 2 months free vs. paying monthly
Timely delivery of all three strategies.
Subscriptions are month-to-month or annual and can be cancelled from your account at any time. You retain access through the end of the billing period you have already paid for.
No. Recommendations are delivered to you; you place trades yourself at your existing brokerage. We never request or store brokerage login credentials.
Core covers one strategy on the track, switchable once per 30 days. Premium delivers all three strategies on the track and keeps recommendation history across all of them.
No invitation needed. No minimums. We never access your brokerage accounts.
Recommendation cadence varies by track. Stock Actions: daily for the Aggressive and Moderate strategies, weekly for Conservative. TSP: on the cadence the Thrift Savings Plan interfund-transfer (IFT) limit allows — there is no fixed number. TSP Mutual Fund Window: about 6–7 recommendations per year on average. In every case you place the trades yourself at your own brokerage; investment.tips delivers recommendations and never executes trades, holds your funds, or touches your accounts.
Recommendations reflect objective analysis and research and are not investment advice. All investment decisions are your responsibility. investment.tips never accesses your accounts. Past performance does not guarantee future results.
Stock Actions Aggressive strategy: The Aggressive strategy may include leveraged exchange-traded funds (at 2x leverage or higher, depending on market availability). Leveraged ETFs are designed to achieve their stated objective on a single trading day; performance over longer holding periods can diverge substantially from the underlying index due to daily compounding effects. In volatile or choppy markets, daily rebalancing can cause a leveraged ETF to lose value even when the underlying index is flat or positive over the same period — performance over holding periods longer than one trading session may differ from the benchmark in both magnitude and direction. Some leveraged ETFs in this strategy's universe may track single underlying stocks rather than diversified indexes; these single-stock leveraged ETFs concentrate exposure in one issuer and carry the further risk that company-specific events can amplify losses beyond the leverage factor. Leveraged ETFs carry the potential for amplified losses, including loss of principal, and are generally appropriate only for active investors who monitor positions daily. They are not suitable for buy-and-hold strategies or for retirement accounts, IRAs, or other tax-advantaged accounts. Subscribers concentrating in a small number of these recommendations forgo the diversification benefits that would partially offset issuer- and sector-specific drawdowns. As with all recommendations on the investment.tips platform, all investment decisions are your sole responsibility. Subscribers should consider whether leveraged ETFs are appropriate for their individual risk tolerance and timeline, and may wish to consult a financial professional. Past performance does not guarantee future results.