Welcome to FinBrowser! I'm Max, a Software Developer from Berlin, and I'm thrilled to share my passion for the stock market with you. On this platform, I've curated the best stock market content available on the web, providing easy access to high-quality analysis, commentary and news tailored to your interests. As a fellow retail investor, I understand the difficulties of navigating the vast landscape of stock market research. Finding reliable sources amidst the sea of mediocre content can be overwhelming. That's why I created FinBrowser, a one-stop destination that saves you time and effort.

Let me take you on a tour of the features awaiting you on FinBrowser. If you're like me and enjoy immersing yourself in long-form reads, you're in for a treat. I've curated a collection of the best authors on SeekingAlpha, Substack, and individual blogs, so we can dive deep into their insightful and comprehensive articles.

But hey, I get it. Life can be fast-paced, and sometimes you need your stock market updates on the go. Don't worry, I've got you covered! FinBrowser also offers a carefully curated selection of the best stock market podcasters on Spotify and YouTube. Tune in while you're on the move and stay informed, no matter where you are.

And that's not all! Twitter has become a hub for industry experts to share their market insights and opinions. That's why I've compiled a list of the finest stock market content creators on Twitter. By following these sources, you'll be in the know and stay ahead of the curve with the latest buzz in the industry.

But wait, there's more! In addition to these incredible sources, FinBrowser also brings you content from a vast array of online publications from industry news providers. Stay updated with breaking news, analysis, and market trends from a wide range of trusted sources, all in one place.

At FinBrowser, I place a high priority on curating quality sources for the platform. Many of the selected sources have backgrounds as industry insiders, bringing extensive experience and knowledge from their years of working in the industry they cover. You can rely on their expertise to gain valuable insights. Investment funds are also featured, providing in-depth investment cases for their holdings, offering you a deeper understanding of potential investment opportunities. Furthermore, I include content from a diverse range of former and current financial professionals, such as financial analysts and chief investment officers, who offer their expertise on the market.

In this section, I'd like to provide you with an overview of some of the sectors covered on FinBrowser and the top sources within these industries.

When it comes to tech, FinBrowser offers a treasure trove of exceptional content creators. Not Boring stands out with his engaging and in-depth deep dives, where he explores various aspects of emerging technologies. SoftwareStackInvesting, on the other hand, offers insightful analysis of the latest happenings in the software industry, providing valuable information that investors would typically pay exorbitant amounts of money for. And let's not forget the All-In-Podcast, a must-watch for anyone interested in the tech sector, as it features discussions and insights from four of the most influential figures in the industry.

While FinTech is a subset of the broader tech category, there's so much incredible coverage on this topic that I had to give it its own dedicated space. It's no surprise considering how much FinTech has boomed in the past decade, completely transforming the financial industry. The younger generation is all about FinTech, ditching traditional financial institutions for innovative options. This shift is definitely here to stay. Given how disruptive this industry is, it's important to not just focus on the big FinTech players, but also keep an eye on the up-and-coming unicorn startups that are shaping the field. I highly recommend checking out the thought-provoking long-form articles from Fintech Brain Food and staying in the loop with the latest happenings through Popular Fintech's coverage.

These days, it's common for most new investors to start out in the tech sector. But it wasn't always like that. Back in the day, many new investors cut their teeth in the small-cap sector. While some lost their hard-earned money, those who persisted and learned the ropes became some of the most well-known investors. Small-cap stocks don't receive as much coverage from financial analysts, which means there's a greater opportunity to uncover hidden gems or potential disasters. Fortunately, the internet and platforms like Ian Cassel's MicrocapClub provide some reliable research to rely on. Moreover, writers on Substack, such as Vestrule and The Superinvestors of Augustusville, offer fantastic insights into lesser-known businesses that may have flown under your radar.

Moving from small caps, let's dive into an even smaller realm: semiconductors (not the smoothest transition, I admit). The recent pandemic has underscored the criticality of semiconductors for the global economy. It's no wonder that experts often refer to them as the "oil" of the 21st century. As an investor, it's imperative to stay informed about this industry. Fortunately, there is a wealth of excellent sources covering the sector. You may already be familiar with Asianometry, a popular YouTube channel known for its exceptional and engaging coverage of the semiconductor industry. Additionally, Substack newsletters like Fabricated Knowledge, SemiAnalysis, and SemiLiterate offer valuable insights, providing a comprehensive overview of trends and individual companies within the sector. But let's not overlook the multitude of top analysts who provide insightful commentary on recent activities in the semiconductor sector on Twitter. Sravan Kundojjala, Dan Nystedt, and Dylan Patel are just a few of the experts you should consider following.

Speaking of sectors with a significant impact on the global economy, Energy cannot be overlooked. With the onset of the Russia/Ukraine conflict in 2022, it has taken center stage in discussions. Just like the semiconductor industry, Energy also has a vibrant Twitter community, with financial professionals like Dan Tsubouchi and Giovanni Staunovo sharing valuable insights on the sector's latest developments. Another notable source that deserves mention in the Energy space is Doomberg, a Substack publication that has gained significant traction. While you may not always agree with his perspectives, reading his articles will undoubtedly leave you with a fresh outlook and an enjoyable experience.

FinBrowser also offers a diverse selection of sources that specialize in covering the macroeconomy in general. What sets these sources apart is their comprehensive global coverage, going beyond the U.S. market. For example, Sofia Horta e Costa delivers a weekly summary of key developments in China, which I personally find essential to stay informed. If you're seeking in-depth analysis of current macroeconomic topics, Apricitas Economics and Chartbook are exceptional sources. Their detailed explanations provide valuable perspectives on economic trends and events.

If you're ready to explore the depths of macroeconomics, it's essential to delve into geopolitics, as it drives the global economy. Recent events like the Russia/Ukraine conflict and the unresolved tensions surrounding Taiwan serve as reminders that we haven't reached the "end of history." To gain insights into geopolitical dynamics, I've carefully curated renowned think tanks such as the Foreign Policy Institute and the Center for Strategic & International Studies . Their publications hold significant influence over policymakers and offer valuable perspectives. Additionally, I highly recommend Palladium for its informative, thought-provoking articles that often shed light on non-mainstream viewpoints.

Lastly, it is crucial for me to provide you with diverse perspectives. As an investor, it's important to consider alternative viewpoints and thoroughly examine the other side of the argument. That's where short sellers come into play. Short sellers often uncover irregularities and questionable practices at companies, as demonstrated in high-profile cases like Wirecard and Nikola Motors. If you're interested in delving deeper and exploring the possibility of shorting companies yourself, I highly recommend taking a closer look at several reputable short selling entities that have gained prominence in this field. Some notable ones include Muddy Waters Research, Hindenburg Research , and Citron Research. Additionally, it's worth keeping an eye on Edwin Dorsey's popular publication, The Bear Cave, for valuable insights.

I hope that you've discovered numerous new intriguing sources that will enhance your knowledge of the stock market. However, the sources mentioned above only scratch the surface of the vast array of exceptional sources available on this platform. I encourage you to explore and uncover them for yourself. There are thousands of valuable resources awaiting your exploration.