FREE Exclusive Covestor Invites!
By Johns Wu on Jul 24, 2007
I’ve been talking lately to Perry of Covestor.com, a new Web 2.0 startup that tracks the performance of your brokerage account. You upload your transaction history to Covestor, and people can track your performance.
If your portfolio performs really well, people can pay you to get a detailed look at your trade history.
The Bull Trader and Covestor have an exclusive deal to give out FREE invitations to Covestor. We are the only stock blog that is allowed to give out direct invites to the site, so if your friends want to join, please refer them to this post.
To signup, get a Covestor signup code, and follow the instructions to setup your account.
Also, once you’ve signed up, please leave a comment in this post to share your experiences and offer any suggestions on how to make Covestor better!
5 Responses to “FREE Exclusive Covestor Invites!”
I signed up. This is probably better than Stockolicious. To bad they don’t link to IB yet.
The site is pretty slow from where I am, but I really like the concept. It’s a good way to have your track record “audited” if you’re a discretionary trader instead of mechanical one (for that you can use collective2)
One more thing, it doesn’t yet support options, which is a bummer since I played options heavily
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I just signed up for a coverstor account and I’m excited to watch it develop. Every member is required to upload a statement from their stock broker to verify their holdings. I uploaded a pdf statement from my broker (scottrade) and it took about a day for the trades to appear. Right now, covestor is pretty basic and doesn’t have much more to offer than short profiles of investors and their trades. It would be neat if the investors could communicate with each other, but I can’t find any method for doing that. You can add a link to your blog if you have one.