How to find ANY Stock - EASILY

This is my hack for finding stocks in any sector. You ready?

First, think of a sector you’re interested in. Now imagine someone puts you on the spot and says, “Name three companies in that sector.”

Most people can’t.

So how do you even find them?

Sure, you could Google it, but that’s gonna take forever.

You could ask ChatGPT, but you’ll probably only get a handful of names.

My hack gives you something better. It gives you a glimpse into what the BIG MONEY is thinking.

First, you’re gonna go to Seeking Alpha - here’s a promo code if you want the premium version - then go to their search bar, which isn’t JUST for typing in ticker symbols like AAPL. You can search for stuff, like “Artificial Intelligence ETFs.”

There, you’ll get a list:

Let’s just click on BOTZ.

Here, you’re looking for the holdings tab.

Now you’re looking at their top 10 holdings: the companies this fund is most confident in. Sector-specific funds typically aren’t passive ETFs that follow the S&P 500 for example. These are actively managed. Meaning: some nerds in an office spent hundreds of hours researching these stocks.

Their top 10 positions represent their highest-conviction ideas, with #1 being the one they’re most bullish on.

Their research isn’t a substitute for your research … it’s your starting point.

What I like to do is look at all three ETFs Seeking Alpha recommends for a sector.

Then I look for overlap.

If a company shows up in the top 10 of all three ETFs?

That’s interesting.

From there, use my research template, read a couple bullish and bearish analyst writeups, and boom, you’ve got a well-rounded picture. That’s literally it.

Don’t let people overcomplicate investing; the people making it confusing are usually the ones trying to sell you something.