Everything we claim, on camera — and the page where you can check it.

AI Alone Isn't an Edge

Everyone's asking AI for stock picks right now. Here's the problem: AI alone is just an opinion.

The $88,800 Question

Here's what the data behind this platform costs: about $88,000 a year, the institutional way.

The Audit Dare

Screenshot this page right now. I'll wait.

The Machine That Never Misses

The tool hedge funds spend millions on — rebuilt as software that runs itself.

The Pick Is the Ad

Every trading day, our engine picks one stock — its highest-conviction call. Free. No account. No email. Nothing.

The Receipt

Last year the engine returned 66.8% in my own account — and you shouldn't take my word for that. Nobody should.

The Report Card

The report card — including the ugly parts.

We Grade Ourselves

Every morning before the market opens, our engine publishes its calls. Every evening, we grade them — in public.

Wins and Losses

53.3% win rate — and it's in the video on purpose.

Rebalance Day

Your strategy traded. Here's your whole job — in ten minutes.

Robinhood in Dollars

If you're brand new, Robinhood's superpower is one button: buying in dollars. Here's exactly how.

Set Up In One Sitting

Here's the whole setup — start to finish, one sitting.

The 60-Second Stock Check

Before you buy anything — anything — run this check. Sixty seconds.

The Brain and the Hands

Last one — and it's the most important thing a beginner can understand about this whole setup.

The Five-Minute Morning

Here's a professional-grade morning routine that fits in five minutes. Coffee in one hand.

The Slightly Off Truth

Real talk about whole shares — because nobody explains this to beginners.

Trade Helper, Up Close

This is Trade Helper — the page that turns a strategy into your shopping list.

Watchlist and Alerts, Once

Set this up once, and the site watches your stocks forever. Two minutes, right now.

Webull

Webull can also buy in exact dollars — but only on some stocks. Here's how to tell, in two seconds.

Coin Flip

Fed day. Eight times a year they decide what money costs — and nobody actually knows the call. We don't predict it. Every morning the engine re-reads 1,000+ stocks with the answer already in the data. 👇

Congress is Trading

Members of Congress trade stocks. It's legal — and by law, every trade gets disclosed. Most people never read the filings. Our engine reads every single one, and congressional tracking is built right into the platform. JustTellMeWhatToBuy.com — 21 days free, no card. Educational, not financial advice.

Four Dials

Stock charts look scary. You need exactly four dials.

Loud Headlines

The market's taking hits on war headlines — so let's look at the page together. Drawdowns printed, today's included. Every one of our five portfolios still positive since February (as of this recording). History's pattern, the engine's discipline, and a track record that shows the losers too. JustTellMeWhatToBuy.com — 21 days free, no card. Past results don't promise future ones. Educational, not financial advice.

Start with a Hundred Bucks

You don't need $10,000 to run a real strategy. Here's the part nobody tells beginners.

Ten Minutes a Week

Everything on our public track record could have been executed by hand, by you, in about 10 minutes on the days it matters.

The Gap Nobody Talks About

Industry secret: most people who buy a winning strategy still lose with it. Not because the strategy failed — because they didn't follow it.

The Invisible Market

40% of stock trades happen where you can't see them. Dark pools — private venues where institutions move size quietly. Our engine reads that tape plus 30 other sources every morning at 4:30, and every flag lands in the public record — right or wrong. Today's pick is free on the site, no account needed. JustTellMeWhatToBuy.com — 21 days free, no card. Educational, not financial advice.

The Mechanic's Own Car

A question for every finance guru on this app: do you trade your own system with your own money?

The Report

You know what a Wall Street research report looks like? Neither did I. They're locked behind institutional desks.

Your Paper Trail

The site remembers your homework — and that's more useful than it sounds.

Ask The Analyst

That question about stocks you're afraid sounds dumb? Ask it here — nobody's watching. The site has an AI analyst: type a ticker (just the letters) and it walks the whole stock — score, trade plan, news, options flow, from the site's live data. Or use the one-tap buttons already there: "What should I buy right now?" "Which holdings are weakest?" No chart-reading, no lingo. You ask, it answers, you learn. JustTellMeWhatToBuy.com — 21 days free, no card. Educational, not financial advice.

Buffett's Homework

Warren Buffett has to show you his portfolio — by law, every quarter. Most people have no idea. The biggest investors on earth file their holdings with the SEC. It's public, and buried in documents nobody reads. The site digs them out and lays them flat: Buffett, Dalio, Burry — what they hold, what they added, what they dumped. Fair warning: filings run on a delay. It's not a live feed — it's a map of where the smartest money settled. But copying the best student's homework, legally? That's not cheating. That's called reading. JustTellMeWhatToBuy.com — three weeks free, no credit card required. Educational, not financial advice.

Command Center

Serious traders start their morning with six tabs and three apps. You get one screen. It's called the Command Center. You log in, and the morning's already done: today's recommendation's scored, the opportunities the engines flagged, options flow, what smart money did, your portfolios — with safety rails watching the downside. Six tools' worth of morning routine, already assembled, before your coffee's cool. You don't build the picture. You read it. That's the whole job now. JustTellMeWhatToBuy.com — three weeks free, no credit card required. Educational, not financial advice.

Don't Pick Stocks. Pick a Philosophy

The worst part of investing is picking stocks — so don't. The site runs five ready-made model portfolios, each a different philosophy from careful-and-steady to full throttle. You don't build anything. You pick the one that matches how you sleep at night — that's the whole decision. They've run in public since February, and every one prints its worst drop right next to its return. Members get every move by email before the open. JustTellMeWhatToBuy.com — 21 days free, no card. Educational, not financial advice. Past results don't promise future ones.

How to Audit Us in 60 Seconds

Any service can show you a winning screenshot. Here's how you audit one in 60 seconds — use ours as the practice dummy.

How to Read a Trading Ad

Trading ads follow a formula. Learn five tells and you can read any of them in 10 seconds.

Kick the Tires

Before you trust any strategy with a dollar, you should get to ask one question: how would this have actually done? So we built that answer into the site. The backtest engine runs all five strategies against history and shows you results — ugly parts included. The drops, the losing stretches, the stuff salesmen would crop out. Test drive the strategies before you spend anything. If a service won't let you do that, ask yourself why. We built the page because our answer survives the question. JustTellMeWhatToBuy.com — three weeks free, no credit card. Educational, not financial advice.

Loud Bets

Somebody just bet $2 million on a single options contract. Don't you want to know which stock? Here's the secret: you never have to trade an option in your life — not once. But when big money makes a loud bet, that's information. The site's flow scanner watches for the unusual stuff — the sweeps, the blocks, the size that doesn't happen by accident — and translates it into English. You're not playing their game. You're reading their room. Somebody at the table is very confident — now you know where they're sitting. And you can go check that stock's score yourself. JustTellMeWhatToBuy.com — three weeks free, no credit card required. Not financial advice.

Make it Yours

Maybe you never want to own an airline. Maybe you're all in on energy — or never touching it. Good news: it's your money.

News That Knows Your Portfolio

Financial news has one problem: none of it knows what you own.

Nobody has all of This

Everything I've shown you in this series exists somewhere else. That's true. Let's be honest about it.

Predict vs Adapt

There's an idea the trading industry suddenly loves — and for once, it's a good one. Let me give you the honest version.

Pro Charts, No Pro Required

Trading charts look like the cockpit of a 747. Here's the secret: you only need about four dials. The site has TradingView charts built in — the same charting pros use — with the pro indicators already set up. You don't configure anything. You type a ticker and look. Every research report ships with its own chart pack: price, momentum, the works, drawn for you. And here's what makes it usable: the score sits right next to the chart. The chart shows you what price did. The score tells you what 30-plus data sources think about it. Squiggly lines, with translators standing by. JustTellMeWhatToBuy.com — three weeks free, no credit card required. Educational, not financial advice.

Skin in the Game

When a CEO buys their own company's stock with their own paycheck, that's not a press release — that's a receipt. Here's what most people don't know: insiders have to report those trades, buys AND sells. It's public by law. The site collects them, scores them, and puts them in context — CEO purchases, CFO sales, board members. A press release is what they want you to hear. A purchase is what they actually believe. When the people who know the company best put their own money on the line, pay attention. JustTellMeWhatToBuy.com — three weeks free, no credit card required. Educational, not financial advice.

The 16-Second Ad

I watched a 16-second investing ad this weekend. Slick. Let me show you what 16 seconds can hide.

The Free Pick

A free stock idea in your inbox every morning. The catch? There isn't one. Before the open, the site sends one pick — the Play of the Day — with the exact reasoning behind it. Not "trust me." The actual why. No account, no credit card — free means free. On days nothing clears the bar we say "nothing today" instead of forcing a pick. And every pick gets graded later, in public, where you can check it. JustTellMeWhatToBuy.com — the pick and the archive are right there. Educational, not financial advice. Past results don't promise future ones.

The Inbox Edition

Don't want to open the site every day? Don't. The site comes to you. Members get the calls by email at 7:45 in the morning, before the market opens. Not after the move — before. The free Play of the Day can land in your inbox too — no account, no card. And if you're still learning, there's a lesson drip: one short investing idea at a time, in plain English. The concepts behind the signals. Most services want you glued to a screen. We'd rather you live your life and read one email. JustTellMeWhatToBuy.com — three weeks free, no credit card required. Educational, not financial advice.

The Quiz

Six taps. No jargon. The quiz asks how you actually think about money — what it's for, how you'd handle a red month, how hands-on you want to be — then matches you to an investing profile and builds your starting mix. There are no wrong answers, except skipping it. JustTellMeWhatToBuy.com — 21 days free, no card. Educational, not financial advice.

The Score

Is Apple a buy right now? You could read 200 headlines — or one number. Every stock on the site gets a score, 0 to 100, refreshed every morning before the open. And under the number it tells you WHY, in plain English — weakest part of the story printed right next to the strongest. No cheerleading. Type a ticker, read the number, read the why. That's research. JustTellMeWhatToBuy.com — 21 days free, no card. Educational, not financial advice.

The Watchlist

Stop checking your phone 40 times a day. Hand the stocks to the machine. Build a watchlist on the site — the stocks you own, plus the ones you're scared to buy. Takes about a minute. Now they're being watched with real-time alerts. It's a baby monitor for your money: you go live your life, it makes noise when something matters. And every stock on your list carries its score, refreshed every morning — so when it moves, you'll know if it's the news or noise. Watching stocks used to be a job. Now it's a list. JustTellMeWhatToBuy.com — three weeks free, no credit card. Educational, not financial advice.

Today's List

"Just tell me what looks good today." Okay — that page exists. It's the recommendations feed. Every trading day: the engine's scored buy and sell calls, ranked, with the reasoning attached. Not 100 headlines, not somebody's hot take — a list scored, sorted, and explained. You can read it in the time it takes to microwave lunch. And every call joins the public record, where it gets graded — whether it worked or not. A list that grades itself. That's the difference. JustTellMeWhatToBuy.com — three weeks free, no credit card required. Educational, not financial advice.

Trade Helper

"Buy more tech." Cool. With what money? How many shares? Nobody finishes that sentence — Trade Helper does. It takes your actual account and your real dollars and turns the strategy into a checklist: this stock, this many shares, this many dollars, down to the penny of what you've got. IKEA instructions for your portfolio — every screw counted, in order. You just check the boxes. Advice is a shrug. A plan has numbers on it. JustTellMeWhatToBuy.com — 21 days free, no card. Educational, not financial advice.

When Signals Agree

One signal is a hint. Three independent signals pointing at the same stock? Now you have my attention. The engine watches for exactly that — it's called convergence. Unusual options flow says something's up. Insider buying says the people inside agree. The technicals turn at the same time. Different sources, no connection to each other, same stock. One witness can be wrong. Three witnesses who've never met, telling the same story — that's how you find things early. The engine checks this across a thousand stocks every day, because no human can. JustTellMeWhatToBuy.com — three weeks free, no credit card required. Educational, not financial advice.

Why Only a Thousand?

Some services brag about scanning 10,000 tickers. Here's the problem with that number: only about 6,000 stocks trade on the major U.S. exchanges. To get to 10,000, you have to count penny stocks, shell companies, and names so thinly traded you couldn't sell without moving the price.

You Don't Have to be a Trader

You've been told the stock market is for finance guys with six monitors and a caffeine problem. It's not. New series: one video, one tool, start to finish — the quiz that finds your style, the score that grades any stock 0-100, the AI you can just ask. If you can order pizza on your phone, you can use every one of them. Follow along — or skip the line: JustTellMeWhatToBuy.com, three weeks free, no card. Educational, not financial advice.

Your Own Analyst

Wall Street firms hand their clients research reports — thick ones. You were never on that list. Now you are. Type any ticker and the platform builds you a deep research report on that company: the score, the reasoning, the risks, the context — assembled from the same 30-plus data sources the engine reads every morning. You know what that used to require? An analyst, a salary, a minimum account balance with a lot of commas. Research a stock like you have staff. Because now you do. JustTellMeWhatToBuy.com — three weeks free, no credit card required. Educational, not financial advice.