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I bought Tattooed Chef because a YouTuber I trusted was buying it. That is not his fault. I copied a trade I did not understand, and when the warning signs came, one by one, in the company's own filings, I could not read them. The company filed for bankruptcy in July 2023; the shares left Nasdaq and trade over the counter as TTCFQ . Here is the part I did not expect: on the long run I am grateful. That loss is what made me do the work. Certifications, a stupid amount of reading, subscriptions to most of the research tools people recommend. They are good at what they do. None of them told me what to do on a Tuesday. So I became a better investor the hard way, and then I built my own tool. It is called Returnolio , a stock research site. 977 companies, 954 of them scored on quality and value, and under every score the filing each input came from and its date. No price targets of ours, no "buy". The one forecast is a monthly list of ten companies I hold with my own money, published with its reasoning and its risks written down, and the months it is behind stay up like the months it is ahead. There is a free tier that needs no card, and the paid plans start with less than a price of a lunch per month. Somebody with a $10k portfolio should not need more than that. My question for you guys: What was the expensive lesson that turned into your side project?   submitted by   /u/Senior_Sense_7512 [link]   [comments]

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  • 发布时间：2026/9/21 23:13:05