One page. Real stories.
Real money. No big deal.
Every morning you get one page of interesting news stories that may — or may not — move stocks. The question is simple: up or down?
Here's how it works
Every day, fling.baby publishes a single page of stories. Insider buying sprees. Earnings surprises. FDA decisions. CEO meltdowns. Weird SEC filings. The kind of stuff that makes stocks move.
Unlike every other financial publication on the planet, fling lets you actually do something about it. See a story you believe in? Tap Fling it and a real trade happens. Nothing too consequential — just $250. It's a fling, baby — not a relationship.
The rules
Three flings per day
That's it. You get three. Use them or lose them. Choose wisely — or don't. It's only $250.
One page per day
No infinite scroll. No algorithmic feed. One curated page of stories, fresh every morning. Read it like a magazine.
See what everyone else is doing
Every fling is public. See what's popular. See what's making money. See who's on a streak. Beat them.
Why?
Because reading about markets should be fun. Because having skin in the game makes everything more interesting. Because $250 is enough to care but not enough to cry about. And because we wanted to know: what happens when a financial publication has a trade button?
fling was built by the creator of Collective2, the world's first social algorithmic trading platform. We've been making markets more interesting since 2001.
The fine print (it's actually fine)
fling.baby is not a casino, a prediction market, or a betting site. When you fling, you're placing a real stock trade through a real, SEC-registered, FINRA-member broker. Your money sits in a brokerage account in your name. We don't hold your funds. We don't custody anything. We just make the news more interesting.