I want to share more about how I approach exchange investing & the resources I use to track the industry. I'll split this into 4 topics below:

1) Filings
2) Volumes (2 pts)
3) News
4) Social

I hope you find it useful 👇
FILINGS:

As with most stocks, nothing beats the old-fashioned way: reading Ks, Qs, and earnings results in detail.

I use Seeking Alpha to read earnings call transcripts (Q&A is most important).

Look at results relative to guidance and changes to the forward outlook.
NEWS: It's critical to filter out as much noise as possible when consuming news, and exchanges are no different.

I use Finviz's Portfolio tool - create a free account and add stocks to your watchlist. All news from those stocks will show up in a clean, easy to read feed:
To summarize:

1) You'd be surprised how much info is in each exchange's 10-K. Read them.

2) Track volumes at least monthly. Exchanges trade on volumes.

3) Very few pieces of news will truly impact the stock.

4) Debate your ideas with others. You'll become a better investor.
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