Investor Cercle
You pay for five opinions. Read them in one place.
Barron's says buy, your newsletter says sell, and the article you missed ran on Tuesday. Investor Cercle puts every rating from your subscriptions into one table, next to what the price actually did.
Rows are your watchlist. Columns are your subscriptions. Each cell shows the latest rating that source published, with the date and a link straight to the original article. We never reproduce anyone's content; you read the piece inside your own subscription.
There's no open signup. Support for each research source is built by hand, so we let people in a few at a time and build the sources our earliest members actually read. Tell us what you subscribe to and you move up when your sources are ready.
Join the waitlist
The waitlist is free. At launch, Investor Cercle will cost €2 a week, €104 a year, less than any of the subscriptions it organises.
One or two emails total. No spam, no sharing. See our privacy note.
You're on the list
Which paid research do you currently subscribe to?
This decides the build order; the sources our first members name are the sources we connect first. Optional.
You're on the list
We onboard in waves; members whose sources are ready go first.
Anyone joining through your link moves you ahead of members who signed up before you.
The grid
Every holding against every source you pay for
One screen instead of five tabs, five logins and five inboxes. Below is the layout, with neutral column names; in your account the columns carry the names of your own subscriptions.
| Your watchlist | Price | Your newspaper | Your newsletter | Your ratings platform | Independent fundamentals |
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| AAPL Apple Inc. 232.84 | Hold | Buy | Hold | Buy | |
| NVDA NVIDIA Corp. 119.37 Sources disagree | Sell | Buy | Buy | Hold | |
| MSFT Microsoft Corp. 418.06 | Buy | Mentioned | Buy | Buy | |
| TSLA Tesla Inc. 241.55 | Hold | Sell | Sell | – no mention | |
| KO Coca-Cola Co. 71.22 | – no mention | Buy | Hold | Hold | |
| PFE Pfizer Inc. 28.63 | Mentioned | – no mention | Sell | Hold |
The Independent fundamentals column is computed from official filings (ESEF and SEC EDGAR), not from vendor feeds.
Illustration of the layout with sample data. Not live ratings, not investment advice. Cells carry a symbol as well as a colour, so the three states stay readable in greyscale.
The problem
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Five open tabs
You pay for a newspaper, a newsletter and a ratings service, and each keeps its opinions in its own inbox, app or tab. Nobody puts them side by side.
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The call you saw too late.
A service you pay for turned bearish on a stock you hold, and the article sat unread for three days.
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No idea which subscription earns its fee.
Renewal comes around, and the only evidence is a feeling.
What the grid gives you
Three things you cannot get from five separate tabs
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When your sources disagree
One says Buy, another says Sell on a stock you hold. That row turns amber. Those are the articles worth your evening.
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Who has earned their fee
Each rating is stamped with the price on the day it ran. A year later you can see which subscription was worth the money, in numbers rather than marketing.
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Alerts on your names
One mail with one link when a service you pay for covers a stock you hold. Nothing else.
See a sample alert
Investor Cercle · NVDA: newly covered by Barron's
Barron's published a rating on NVDA today: Buy. One link:
Open the article at barrons.com
That is the whole mail. No digest, no charts, no summary. The link opens because you already subscribe.
Works with
The subscriptions you already have
Investor Cercle is built for readers who already pay for several sources at once: newspapers such as Barron's and The Wall Street Journal, market coverage from MarketWatch, newsletters like The Motley Fool, ratings platforms including Zacks and TipRanks, and fundamentals services such as Morningstar, Seeking Alpha and Simply Wall St. On this side of the Atlantic: Investors' Chronicle, MoneyWeek, Stockopedia, Der Aktionär, TraderFox and The Market. The grid records what each of them last said about each of your holdings and links you back to the original piece, which you open with your own login. We don't reproduce article text, charts or paywalled analysis. Only the rating, the date, and a link that opens because you already subscribe.†
Which of these gets connected first is decided by the waitlist. Each source needs its own hand-built support, so we start with the ones our earliest members actually subscribe to.
24 sources are on the launch list. The waitlist decides which get built first.
† All product names, logos and brands are the property of their respective owners. All company, product and service names used here are for identification purposes only. Use of these names does not imply endorsement, affiliation or any partnership between Investor Cercle and the services named.
Pricing
€2 a week, €104 a year.
Less than any of the subscriptions it organises. Free tier at launch; the waitlist costs nothing and locks the early price.
Questions we get
Do you get my passwords or my accounts?
No. The waitlist needs nothing but an email address. At launch, a browser extension reads the pages you open yourself, on your own device. Credentials never leave your browser, and we never log in as you.
Do you store the articles?
No. Article text stays on your device. What the grid keeps is the rating, the date, the ticker and the link. The link only opens if you subscribe to that source.
Is this allowed?
You read what you already pay for; the tool takes notes for you, on your device. We reproduce no article text, no charts and no paywalled analysis. Only the rating, the date and a link back to the source.
Which sources get built first?
The ones our earliest members actually use. That is what the source question on the waitlist decides. Support is hand-built per source, which is also why we onboard in small waves.
What does joining the waitlist commit me to?
Nothing. No card details, one or two emails in total, and you can ask us to delete your entry at any time.
What will it cost?
€2 a week, €104 a year. There will be a free tier at launch, and waitlist members lock the early price.
Where this actually stands
We're building this now. If you need something finished today, come back in a few months. If you'd rather decide which sources get built first, join the list.
Joining the list costs nothing and commits you to nothing. You will get one or two emails in total: one when your sources are supported and your wave opens, and possibly one before that if we need to ask you something. No newsletter, no drip campaign, no spam.
Who is behind this
Investor Cercle is built by Esox Consult GmbH, a management consultancy in Vienna, founded in 2010. Company details, register numbers and the responsible person are in the Impressum.
No cookies, no trackers, not even "essential" ones. Read the privacy page, it fits on one screen.