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"SteamStreet is a community for investors to share information and play their hand at creating a portfolio.  The site is currently under wraps in a private beta, but we've tested it out to give you a sneak peek of what it has to offer.\nWith SteamStreet, you can pick the stocks you'd like to add to your portfolio, get a market summary at a glance, research an individual company and make your own notes accordingly.  All of this information can be shared with the larger community, depending on your privacy settings.  Viewing another user's profile and public stock information will reveal their notes regarding particular companies, and information regarding an individual company can be filtered by your own notes, friends' notes, news and overall performance.  A basic version of SteamStreet is available for use, but a subscription, which will cost you about $8 per month, will lend you all the features SteamStreet has to offer, such as more comprehensive analysis tools.\nWhile SteamStreet is a community, its not the place for finding new friends. The best way to have users to share information with is by inviting people you already know.  And still, you won't see comments on profiles, or friends of other users.  Confidentiality is taken very seriously at SteamStreet, and rightly so.  There are also a few features I hope will be added to SteamStreet, such as the ability to compare individual companies against each other.  It would also be nice to save another user's portfolio to be added to your own set, and subscribe to users as well.\nRelated networks include SocialPicks and DigStock.\n"^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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