I interviewed Uri to learn more about the app.
What was the driving force behind creating TipRanks?
It wasn’t a labor of love, that’s for sure. It was a labor of frustration. I personally researched and developed the
idea of TipRanks in response to many failed recommendations of people I relied
on for financial advice. I took on the
task of virtually “following” various advisor’s stock recommendations for
lengthy periods. It was a long and tedious process to perform the necessary
measurements and comparisons. But it proved to me there was a problem shared by
many that perhaps technology could address.
It turns out there was a glaring need in the marketplace for a mechanism
to inform and educate the individual investor regarding financial advice when
deciding to buy, sell, or hold a stock.
How does it work?
TipRanks’ Financial Accountability Engine™ is
a free, cloud-based technology that scans and extracts relevant public web
information and can virtually “follow” financial recommendations. You download
it from our website (www.tipranks.com) as a co-browser. When TipRanks is opened,
you are able to see the measured performance (accountability report) of anyone
who provides financial advice by simply highlighting his or her name with the
cursor. You’ll can search for any
particular stock and see what top performing analysts say about it. You also
have available real time recommendations on a particular stock made by the top
ranked analysts.
What types of
consumers will benefit from TipRanks - is it just for heavy investors?
It is for anyone who invests in the stock market. We target
individual investors of any size. Most heavy investors pay services to assist
them in making their choices to invest. TipRanks
is unique due to the fact it is free and NOT affiliated with any financial
institution or analyst firms.
Why is TipRanks important?
For the first time, individual investors will
be provided unbiased information about the reliability, accuracy and track
record of those who provide sell-side advice.
Our mission is to protect the individual investor from underperforming
financial experts and to hold those who provide financial advice accountable
for their recommendations. TipRanks
provides answers to the most basic questions regarding anyone providing
financial opinions. Who are they? Are they reliable and accurate? What is their track record? Are there better opinions out there? And, the most important question - should I
listen to this particular person?
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