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Everyone on the team, grouped by role.
📰 News & Market Data
🎓 Learn Stocks (Free)
🎮 Paper Trading (Fake Money Practice)
🧰 Useful Tools
🏆 Club-Added Resources
- Reads 10-K filings and earnings reports
- Summarizes company fundamentals
- Identifies competitors and moats
- Prepares 1-page stock pitches
- Reviews pitches from Researchers
- Decides buy/hold/sell with the group
- Sets position sizes and stop-losses
- Executes paper trades
- Monitors market indices and sectors
- Tracks Fed rates, inflation, earnings season
- Identifies sector rotation opportunities
- Builds weekly market brief
- Takes notes during every meeting
- Logs meetings in the Meeting Logs tab
- Tracks attendance
- Sends recap emails to members
- Logs every position in the Investments tab
- Calculates portfolio returns
- Compares performance vs. S&P 500
- Updates goal progress
- Reports P&L weekly
- Sets direction and agenda
- Reviews every group's work
- Answers questions from members
- Manages roster and funds
- Covers for the President when away
- Helps review every group's work
- Co-answers questions from members
- Manages roster and funds alongside the President
🔎 The Researcher — What is the job?
Researchers find investment ideas worth considering. Think of yourself as a detective: you dig through filings, news, and data until you know a company so well you could explain it to a 5th grader.
Your tasks:- Read the 10-K. It's the company's annual report. Skim the "Business" and "Risk Factors" sections first.
- Build a 1-page pitch. Company → Product → How it makes money → Why buy now → Risks.
- Compare to 2 competitors. How is this company different?
- Present at the weekly meeting. Keep it to 3 minutes.
💰 The Investor — What is the job?
Investors take research and make real decisions. You're responsible for when we buy, how much, and when to sell.
Your tasks:- Review pitches. Ask hard questions. "What could make this wrong?"
- Vote with the group. Final buys happen by majority.
- Set position size. Never more than 20% of portfolio in one stock as beginners.
- Execute the trade on our paper-trading platform.
- Write a 3-line thesis in the Investments tab for every buy.
📊 The Market Analyst — What is the job?
Analysts track the big picture. Stocks don't move in a vacuum — interest rates, inflation, and sector trends matter.
Your tasks:- Weekly market brief. What happened in the S&P 500, Nasdaq, and Dow this week?
- Watch earnings season. Alert the club when portfolio companies report.
- Track Fed news. Rate hikes move everything.
- Flag risk. If a sector looks shaky, say so.
📝 The Secretary — What is the job?
The Secretary is the club's memory. Without you, meetings vanish and good ideas get lost.
Your tasks:- Log every meeting in the Meeting Logs tab. Title, date, attendees, notes.
- Take live notes during the meeting.
- Send a 5-line recap to the group after meetings.
- Track attendance.
- Schedule next meeting before this one ends.
🏦 The Treasurer — What is the job?
The Treasurer owns the numbers. If the Investor decides and the Researcher discovers, the Treasurer measures.
Your tasks:- Log every trade in the Investments tab the day it happens.
- Update prices weekly so returns stay current.
- Compare to S&P 500. Use the Benchmark section of the Investments page.
- Update Goals progress when goals are hit.
- Report P&L at every meeting (win or lose — honesty matters).
👑 The President — What is the job?
The President sees everything, asks the hardest questions, and keeps the club moving.
Your tasks:- Review every group's work weekly.
- Answer members' questions on the "Ask the President" tab.
- Manage membership and funds on the protected President page.
- Set the semester's theme / goals with the group.
🛡️ The Vice President — What is the job?
The Vice President is the President's right hand — same access, same responsibilities when the President can't be there.
Your tasks:- Step in for the President in any meeting they miss.
- Help review every group's weekly work.
- Co-answer questions on the "Ask the President" tab.
- Share the load on managing roster, goals, and funds.
- Access the Leadership control panel with your personal access code.
🧭 New member? Here's your first week.
- Read this Help page.
- Pick a role on the Roles tab.
- Open a paper trading account (Resources tab).
- Attend one meeting and take notes for yourself.
- Do your first task — check it off in the Tasks tab.
Built by students, for students.
The Bull & Bear Investing Club platform is a full-featured club headquarters — no spreadsheets, no scattered docs, no lost meeting notes. Everything from portfolio tracking to task assignment to live market data lives right here, and it works on your phone, your laptop, and even from your home screen like a real app.
Learning to invest is easier when you're doing it with people. This site gives high school investing clubs a professional-grade home base — the kind of tooling that early-career analysts use in the real world, but tuned for students. Members can research stocks, log trades, track goals, take meeting minutes, and see how the club's portfolio measures up against the S&P 500 — all without leaving one tab.
The site fetches quotes directly from Finnhub's professional-grade market data API — the same data feed used by pro trading tools. Under the hood, if the API is unavailable, the site silently falls back to Yahoo Finance so your portfolio never goes stale.
Every edit — every trade logged, every task checked, every note taken — writes to your browser in milliseconds. A green "✓ Saved" badge flashes in the corner so you know it landed. Refresh the page a week later and everything is exactly where you left it.
The site is a Progressive Web App. On iPhone: tap Share → Add to Home Screen. On Android: tap "Install" in Chrome. It opens fullscreen with the Bull & Bear icon, no browser bar. Feels like an app because it basically is one.
Every page has a single-key shortcut. D for Dashboard, I Investments, T Tasks, and so on. Once you learn them, moving around is faster than using a mouse.
Every task in the library was written specifically for a high school investing club — from setting up a paper-trading account to writing a full DCF model. Every resource link was tested and confirmed free.
The President and Vice President each have their own access codes into a hidden control panel where they can edit anyone's data, add resources, manage roster and funds, post announcements, and even edit the site's text without touching code.
The whole app is a single ~180 KB file. It loads in under a second even on slow connections, runs entirely in your browser, and works offline for everything except live prices and email invites. Hosted for free on Netlify · Emails powered by EmailJS · Market data via Finnhub & Yahoo Finance.
Use the Ask the President tab — the answers show up publicly so everyone learns from them. For anything private, email the club president directly.