Stock Learning & Education Hub

The world's largest financial education site. Perfect for looking up terms, reading beginner guides, and understanding market concepts.

Corporate Finance Institute. The standard for learning how to read balance sheets, build Excel models, and understand valuation like a pro analyst.

Free, world-class video courses on Capital Markets, Stocks, Bonds, and macroeconomics. Great for visual learners.

"Financial Markets" by Nobel Prize winner Robert Shiller. Understand the history, psychology, and theory behind how markets truly work.

One of the best structured learning paths available for free. Covers everything from Introduction to Stock Markets to Option Strategies.

Widely considered the most fun and easy-to-understand guide for learning Chart Patterns, Candlesticks, and Technical Analysis.

The gold standard for market charts. Learn to draw trendlines, use indicators, and even "Paper Trade" (simulate) without risking real money.

A powerful analytics terminal. Provides historical valuation bands, deep financial data, and global market performance matrices for free.

Great for learning Fundamental Analysis. It visualizes complex financial reports into a simple "Snowflake" shape to show stock health.

Famous for its "Tree Map" visualization and powerful screener to find stocks based on P/E, Growth, or Technical patterns.

Tracks the portfolios of "Superinvestors" like Warren Buffett and Charlie Munger. See what the smartest money in the world is buying.

The specialized site for tracking company earnings release dates. Crucial for traders who want to avoid (or trade) volatility spikes.

The best source for global economic indicators: Inflation rates, GDP, Interest Rates, and Unemployment numbers for almost every country.

The primary source for professional investors. Covers global markets, commodities, and currencies. Essential for understanding "Market Sentiment".

The Wall Street Journal. The definitive record of business news and financial journalism in the US. More business-focused than general news.

The best free place to check historical prices, financial statements (Income Statement, Balance Sheet), and basic statistics for any company.

Sister publication to WSJ, published weekly. Known for deeper, forward-looking stock picks and analysis rather than breaking news.

Crowd-sourced analysis. Read bullish and bearish arguments from other investors to learn how to form your own investment thesis.

Offers a European and global perspective on economics and politics. Crucial for understanding how world events affect stock prices.

Famous for their "Star Rating" system. The best place to learn about Mutual Funds, ETFs, and value investing principles.