4 Stocks communities on Independent Platforms
Updated 9/21/2023
Jika.io
Jika.io is a social platform for retail stock investors to share insights and portfolio-based conversations. The platform allows users to link real portfolios, get real-time and alternative data on stocks, engage and participate in discussions, and research companies' fundamentals.200 members
ForumEventsNewsletter13 views / month

Stocktwits
See what’s happening now in the markets. See what actual investors and traders are saying in real time about the stocks, crypto, futures, and forex you care about for free.3.0M members
Forum15 views / month

Seeking Alpha
Seeking Alpha is the world’s largest investing community. Powered by the wisdom and diversity of crowdsourcing - millions of passionate investors connect daily to discover and share new investing ideas, discuss the latest news, debate the merits of stocks, and make informed investment decisions. Available on mobile, tablet or desktop, 20 million people use Seeking Alpha every month.20.0M members
ForumNewsletter13 views / month

Troop
Troop is a community app for shareholders to unite and change companies for good. Discuss ongoing activist campaigns with other shareholders around the stocks you own, and propose new ideas for activism within your portfolio. Together, we're making corporate governance a collective responsibility.5K members
ForumNewsletter3 views / month
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Community size
- Tiny: 0 communities (<20 members)
- Small: 0 communities (20-100 members)
- Medium: 1 communities (100-1,000 members)
- Large: 1 communities (1,000-10,000 members)
- Huge: 0 communities (10,000-100,000 members)
- Massive: 0 communities (100,000-1M members)
- Gigantic: 2 communities (1M+ members)






