The Electronic Investor -Sites for investor advice

As you know, there are plenty of sites on the web that give you a plethera (sic) investing advice. The following sites try very hard to separate news you can act on from the large number of daily corporate releases.

I was reading Barrons from June (Yes that's how far behind I am in my reading), and came across these sites that I will be looking into so I can get my stock house in order.

• Streetinsider - concentrates on market moving events for your chosen number of stocks. You can have a free subscription, which allows you to follow up to 15 stocks via email. Events include earnings announcements, dividents, stock buybacks, splits, and management changes.

• Gemfinder - Premium Site. This subscription site plows through the on-line SEC edgar filings to give you ideas on stocks. This site didn't look like a site for beginners like myself. I'll pass for now.

• Green Signal Stocks - Premium Site. Is trade oriented, and provides a 12, 24 and 48 day price forecast on fast moving ticker symbols. Site also identifies issues that have probability of quick moves. This again has a premium option associated with it.
  

• Vestopia - Currently in Beta - Very graphical and easy to use site. You track th portfolio's of several Wall Street Pro's. I like this idea. "So do as they do..."

• Morningstar - I personally think this is the best. Free membership to this site allows you to create a portfolio of stocks and funds... Of course Morningstar makes its money on the premium subscriptions you can buy.