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Stockhub is a free-to-access investment research platform. What makes the platform unique is that the research on the platform can be edited by anyone! | Stockhub is a free-to-access investment research platform. What makes the platform unique is that the research on the platform can be edited by anyone! | ||
Evidence suggests that enabling the research to be edited by anyone will, in time, result in free-to-access high-quality research on the largest number of investments. In other words, it will result in the democratisation of investment research, and help make more money for everyone (and not just the limited few who can afford to pay the $30,000 per year fee charged by the likes of Goldman Sachs!). | Evidence suggests that enabling the research to be edited by anyone will, in time, result in free-to-access high-quality research on the largest number of investments. In other words, it will result in the democratisation of investment research, and help make more money for everyone (and not just the limited few who can afford to pay the $30,000 per year fee charged by the likes of Goldman Sachs for investment research!). | ||
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Stockhub is a free-to-access investment research platform. What makes the platform unique is that the research on the platform can be edited by anyone!
Evidence suggests that enabling the research to be edited by anyone will, in time, result in free-to-access high-quality research on the largest number of investments. In other words, it will result in the democratisation of investment research, and help make more money for everyone (and not just the limited few who can afford to pay the $30,000 per year fee charged by the likes of Goldman Sachs for investment research!).