I just heard that TipRanks wants to ramp up from 0 to 100 financial articles per day. If you are an experienced writer and looking to diversify or perhaps concerned about the path that Seeking Alpha is on then you can contact me for further details. The pay per article is quite competitive. BTW I am not being compensated for recruiting. I just feel like it is a glimmer of hope in a dark world and glad to help anyone needing extra cash flow.
What is the current path of SA? I use it extensively. Should I be worried?
There are a couple of things. One is that S.A. has switched from a freemium model to a “limited number of free views per month”. If you are a reader and don’t want to pay the monthly subscription fee then it is a concern for you. Second is that the author payment model has changed. That part is a long and detailed story, but basically there is no predictable payment for authors anymore for most stocks. A writer can spend a lot of time writing about a stock and end up getting paid only a few bucks. There will be winners and losers in the new model but I don’t think it is a good thing for quality articles.
I would be interested, and like to find out more about compensation :-).
Please contact me. Thank you Steve!
Andreas
Done! It truly is a good opportunity for any writers wanting to improve their profile while making decent money (as far as writing on the internet goes.)
Hi Andreas,
will we soon see “NR 25 (1 - 70 / 100) nonvar 10 > G GMgn%Q/GM Bucket +CNOA nostock Scale4P” as a 1st Next Generation designer model?
I have found that I use SA less and less since they changed to the premium model. It’s always a gamble when a company decides to start charging and I think they’ll lose out in the long run.
Yeah - it seems they are fixing things that aren’t broken. There are a lot of disgruntled authors. On a brighter note, I had my first article published on TipRanks, and I found it immediately on Yahoo Finance. This is exposure that Seeking Alpha no longer has. https://www.tipranks.com/news/article/blackberry-an-emerging-big-data-company/
Hi Sevensisters,
no, its a backtest without transaction costs.
But those transaction costs can be beaten and the port is also positive (>100% Ann.) with the transaction costs.
Its a strat that trades stocks below 6 dolalrs that have been beaten down >75% from an intraday high in the last 100 Days.
I then look on fundamentals (Price book below 1) and choose stocks that are below BB(20).
I have not much experiance with the strat and I assume that it only works in certain market regimes (e.g. that you then can
beat transaction costs), but that I will find out in the future (but will lighten up in a different market regime!!!)
Also you need to have intraday time, bc. you need to be able to sell if they pop (very ofthen more then 100%, average pop is around
50%). Selling is based on an intraday price and vol. behaiviour. You need to put in 2-4 hours screen time (also before and aftermarket)
and another 2h of research, so only can be done as a full time trader. Port has about 100 Stocks, so there is almost always a runner or more
a day (at least in the market we are now).
Up > 60% since December 2020 with a 200k Allocation, wish me luck!
In terms of the articles I will concentrate on stuff which is more secular, do not want to be associated with thos penny runners puplically 
Best Regards
Andreas