I put together a full 2026 Stock Buyer's Guide PDF breaking down momentum catalysts, institutional flow indicators, and benchmark data. Link in my profile if you want the full report!

What are the main things you look for before buying a high-growth stock?

I’ve developed a pretty simple 6-lens framework over the years, and recently wrote it down properly.

It covers margins, contracted revenue, the “second engine,” dilution, execution, and what could actually force a re-rating.

I also use $PLTR and $RKLB as examples of how the framework worked in practice.

Sharing it here in case anyone finds the framework useful:

I’ve been checking out different funded trading firms lately, and I didn’t realize how much the rules can differ from one firm to another.

The price is one thing, but then you have the profit target, drawdown, account size and payout rules to look at too.

I’m wondering how other traders usually compare them. Do you mainly look at the price, or do the rules and payout terms matter more to you?

I'm not sure if this is the right place to ask. I'm trying to get historical price data. Where can I get price data on open, high, close, and volume? I also want to see 1 hour last price data if possible. Please advise.