Stock Actions
Expert daily or weekly stock recommendations for self-directed investors.
Stock Actions delivers timely, actionable recommendations, driven by professional strategy. You review each and execute yourself at your own brokerage — no account access, no automatic trades. A few minutes a day, at most.
No invitation needed. No minimums. We never access your brokerage accounts.
- Recommendations, not managed trading
- Stock Actions delivers daily or weekly recommendations, shortly after market close; take a few minutes to act on them — at most once per day — anytime before the next market open. No sitting at your computer watching graphs, and we never access your account. Keep that brokerage password to yourself.
- From Weisert Investments, a Registered Investment Advisor
- Recommendations are developed by Weisert Investments, a Registered Investment Advisor, whose chief strategist, Roy Weisert, Ph.D., is a CFP® professional. These are expert recommendations driven by professional strategy — not output from an AI bot. Weisert Investments, a Registered Investment Advisor
- Works at any brokerage that allows daily trading
- Stock Actions recommendations are brokerage-agnostic. Subscribers at Fidelity, Schwab, Robinhood, tastytrade, E*TRADE, and many others execute the same signals. investment.tips does not require, partner with, or endorse any specific brokerage.
- Published process, not a black box
- The investment methodology behind Stock Actions recommendations is documented and available for review. You can evaluate the process before you subscribe. Our methodology
- Start free. Upgrade on your terms.
- A free tier gives you access to historical recommendations and commentary — no credit card required. Paid tiers include daily or weekly signals you can actually act on, and come with a 30-day money-back guarantee, no questions asked.
Self-directed investor guide
The Self-Directed Investor's Guide to Expert-Recommendation Services
A practical framework for evaluating expert-recommendation services — how they work, what to look for in a provider, and how to decide whether one fits your investing approach.
Read the guideIn-depth comparison
Expert vs. Algorithmic Investment Recommendations
A structural comparison of named-expert RIA recommendations and algorithmic portfolio tools — what each actually does, and a framework for evaluating which fits your situation.
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Stock Actions strategies: Aggressive, Moderate, and Conservative
What each strategy draws from, how often each publishes, and what Core and Premium each cover.
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Make Investing a Daily Habit
Why a few minutes each business day is the whole discipline.
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Buy Stop / Sell Stop Strategy Explained
The order types behind every Stock Actions recommendation — and how to place them at your brokerage.
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Place Tomorrow's Trades Tonight: The One-Triggers-All Order Type
Set up an entry and its matching downside protection in a single after-hours submission, at Schwab or Fidelity.
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When Do You Take Profits? Take-Profit Orders vs. Ratcheting Sell Stops
Two ways to exit a position, what each one costs you, and why our recommendations don't carry a profit target.
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How to Place Stock Actions Trades in Your Mobile App
Twelve short videos showing how to place, edit, and cancel stop orders in the Fidelity, Schwab, and Robinhood mobile apps.
Expert-recommendation service vs. robo-advisor
| Dimension | Expert-recommendation service (investment.tips) | Robo-advisor |
|---|---|---|
| Core model | Recommendations only | Discretionary money management |
| How decisions are made | Credentialed professionals issue recommendations | An algorithm allocates automatically |
| Who controls your assets | You do — your account stays entirely yours; the service never holds or accesses it | Holds and manages your assets on a discretionary basis |
| Who executes trades | You place every trade yourself at your own brokerage | Executes changes in your account without approval for each transaction |
| Your approval per change | Required — nothing happens unless you act on a recommendation | Not required — allocation changes are made for you |
- Years of operation
- 12+ years serving military and civil servants
- Service context
- From the team behind TSP TIPS — the same expert-recommendation approach, now available for stock market investors at any brokerage. TSP track
Frequently asked questions
Is investment.tips a robo-advisor?
No. investment.tips delivers recommendations developed by Weisert Investments, a Registered Investment Advisor, whose chief strategist, Roy Weisert, Ph.D., is a CFP® professional. These are expert recommendations — not algorithmically generated signals. investment.tips never accesses your accounts or places trades on your behalf; you review and execute each recommendation yourself.
Do Stock Actions recommendations work at any brokerage?
Yes. Stock Actions recommendations are designed for any self-directed brokerage that allows daily trading — like Fidelity, Schwab, Robinhood, tastytrade, E*TRADE, and many others. You execute each recommendation yourself; investment.tips delivers the recommendation, not the trade.
Are these recommendations tailored to my individual situation?
No. Stock Actions recommendations are track-specific, not user-specific — every subscriber on the same track receives the same signal. These are not investment advice for any individual's specific circumstances. All investment decisions are your responsibility.
Can I try before I commit?
Yes. A free tier is available with access to archived recommendations and commentary — no credit card required. Paid tiers come with a 30-day no-questions money-back guarantee, so you can evaluate live daily or weekly signals before making a long-term commitment.
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.