Fellow Longbridge community members often ask where the information comes from, so I’m sharing 11 of my own survival tools for U.S. stocks. Give a man a fish, and you feed him for a day; teach a man to fish, and you feed him for a lifetime.

First Tier: Rice Bowl & Eyes (Daily Must-Check)

TradingView.com

The "art creation center" for retail investors. As long as you draw enough chaotic lines, losing money can look like some profound scientific experiment.

FinancialJuice.com

It’s the "megaphone" of the stock market, always screaming at you about why your account just shrank before you even realize what happened.

Finviz.com

The "beauty pageant backstage" and "health check" of the stock market. That famous red-and-green heatmap always lets you see at a glance who’s leading the charge and who’s making a fool of themselves.

Second Tier: Compass & Life-and-Death Ledger (Core Decision-Making)

CME FedWatch Tool

The "cyber fortune-telling stall" for global investors, used to collectively guess old man Powell’s mood today—whether he’ll hand out candy or slap the market.

UnusualWhales.com

A radar that tracks "deep-sea monsters" and the shady moves of Congress members, showing you how the rich feast on "accidentally" overheard insider info.

EarningsWhispers.com

The "midnight gossip" of earnings season, spreading rumors before companies release their report cards so everyone’s mentally prepared for the opening gap.

Third Tier: Intelligence Agency & Therapist (Deep Support)

Koyfin.com

The "poor man’s Bloomberg Terminal," letting you fake the most professional financial elite vibe at minimal cost—even if your account balance is smaller than its charts.

CNN Fear & Greed Index

An brutally honest "mirror of human nature," telling you whether the crowd is ready to go all-in or jump off a cliff—usually the time to do the opposite.

Fintel.io

A telescope for "peeking" at the underwear color of institutional whales, revealing which stock Wall Street’s suit-wearing thugs are secretly building positions in to harvest retail.

Fourth Tier: Memo & Toolbox (Supplementary Info)

Investing.com

The "encyclopedic mishmash" of finance. While it can’t get your lost money back, it’ll stuff every grain of sand’s price movement into your phone.

Barchart.com

A veteran "treasure chest of data," using arrows and percentages to tell you whether your stock is still breathing or ready for burial.