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A CURATED DIRECTORY OF FINANCIAL TOOLS AND RESOURCES
Special Situation Investments (SSI) Review, Pricing, and Features
Special Situation Investments (SSI)
Special Situation Investments is a research site and paid community for event-driven ideas, catalyst timelines, targets, and discussion. Past ideas are public, while current ideas and discussions require membership.
Best for
- Event-driven investors who want active ideas, upside targets, timelines, and discussion threads.
- People comparing paid research communities that also publish past ideas and a free newsletter.
- Investors seeking catalyst-driven leads before doing their own filing, valuation, liquidity, and downside work.
Watch out
- Past ideas are free, but active ideas, research, and member discussions require paid membership.
- SSI is focused on event-driven special situations, not broad market coverage or diversified portfolio analytics.
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Pricing
Free • From $590/yr · 3 plans
Newsletter Only
Free email newsletter (no member access).
Monthly
Full access to ideas and discussions (monthly billing).
Annual
Full access to ideas and discussions (billed yearly).
Key features
- Review event-driven ideas about arbitrage, corporate actions, and other catalysts.
- Read past ideas for free. Active ideas and current discussions require membership.
- Member posts usually include a current price, target or estimated upside, expected timeline, and discussion thread.
- Choose $75 monthly access or a $590 annual plan for SSI ideas, high-conviction ideas, discussions, and updates.
- Subscribe to the free occasional newsletter without access to SSI ideas, research, or member discussions.
- Use the Tracking Portfolio as a simulation of published ideas, not a record of actual trades.
- Read free guides to merger arbitrage, split-offs, spin-offs, tender offers, liquidations, and other special situations.
- Apply for contributor access by submitting an exclusive idea. Contributors must submit two accepted ideas per year for a full year of access.
- Cancel by email at the end of the paid billing cycle. SSI does not refund subscription payments already made.
- Treat SSI posts as research leads, not personalized advice, guaranteed outcomes, portfolio construction, or a substitute for filing and downside work.
FAQ
Is Special Situation Investments (SSI) free?
Not entirely. Special Situation Investments (SSI) includes a free tier, but its paid subscription options unlock more capacity. Visit the vendor site for current limits and pricing.
Who is Special Situation Investments (SSI) best for?
Special Situation Investments (SSI) is built for Retail Traders, Pro Retail, and Institutional Investors. It suits intermediate and advanced users.
What platforms and connections does Special Situation Investments (SSI) support?
You can use Special Situation Investments (SSI) on Web.
Which markets does Special Situation Investments (SSI) cover?
Special Situation Investments (SSI) covers North America, Europe, and APAC. It tracks Stocks, Closed-End Funds, and Other. Identifiers include Ticker.
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