Documentation

How Invest67 Works

A guide to automated "House Money" trading and safeguarding your principal investment.

The "House Money" Alpha

Our platform is built on a specific risk-management ritual. Most traders lose money because they don't know when to take profits. We automate that process.

Phase 1: Principal In

You invest a small amount (e.g., $10) into a high-momentum stock identified by our Scout bot.

Phase 2: The Harvest

When the stock hits a 50% gain, our Principal Protector automatically sells your initial stake, leaving only the "House Money" (the profit) in the market.

Interface Guide

The Reddit "Red Dot"

When you see a pulsating orange dot on a stock card, it means that ticker is currently "Supercharged" on Reddit. We track thousands of posts on WallStreetBets and other subreddits to detect sudden spikes in social velocity.

The Trade Slider

Use the slider to pick exactly how much you want to risk on a single trade. Because we use fractional trading, you can buy as little as $1.00 of any stock, regardless of its share price.

Step-by-Step Security

01

Account Preparation

Ensure you have a Wealthsimple or Questrade account. For Wealthsimple, use our link to receive a bonus.

Sign Up for Wealthsimple
02

Choose Your Engine

We recommend a TFSA (Tax-Free Savings Account) to ensure your 'House Money' profits remain tax-free. Both major brokers support this.

03

Connect via SnapTrade

Go to our 'Link Brokerage' page. We use SnapTrade (Bank-grade security) to connect safely. We never see your password.

Go to Setup
The Hard Truth (Disclaimer)

Invest67 is an educational and automation tool. We are not financial advisors.

  • No Recommendations: Every ticker shown is based on mathematical social frequency and market momentum. They are NOT financial advice or buy signals.
  • Individual Responsibility: You are 100% responsible for your own trades. Any loss of capital is yours alone.
  • Market Risk: Stocks are volatile. Even with our automated protector, market crashes happen. Only invest what you can afford to lose.
  • Taxation: You are responsible for reporting and paying taxes on any realized gains. Consult a tax professional.