You can access the Members Area by entering your registered e-mail address and password into the fields contained within the orange bar on the home page. Once you have logged in, you will be able to access all the services to which you are subscribed.

My service is a listing of the Fat Prophets report subscriptions to which you are currently subscribed. Please feel free to review our other services as there may be other reports that could compliment your investments. To upgrade your membership, please click on the “My Subscriptions” link within the “My Membership” box.

This is where all your Fat Prophets Membership information is contained. You can update your password or email address at any time. Please note you can only enter one email address per membership, where all correspondance is sent.
We also encourage you to fill in the “My Preference” section to indicate your individual investment type and risk level. We will use this information to better serve our members by recommending stocks that closely fit your investment profile.

To view previous invoices paid for subscriptions, please click on the “My Invoice” link.

This section enables you to create a stock list to keep track of your investments. It also allows you to conveniently compare your current holdings with new recommendations to see what additional stocks could benefit your portfolio.

The New Recommendations page contains stocks that have been recommended within the last few reports. After a period of around one month, the stock's status will be changed to "Hold" and it will be removed from the New Recommendations area.
A stock may also be changed to a Hold status if there is a material movement away from our recommended price (either up or down) in the weeks following the recommendation.

The Fat Portfolio is a listing of all the open stock recommendations within a Fat Prophets portfolio (an open recommendation is a “buy” that has not yet been matched with a “sell”). You can view the latest recommendation and research coverage for any given company.
The Fat Portfolio is a good way to review the different market sectors that your report covers and to select stocks that may be suitable to add diversity to your portfolio. For example, if you are looking for more oil exposure you click on the Fat Portfolio to view a list of all the oil companies that are covered. Then you can read the most recent report and decide which stock is suitable for you.

The Past Recommendation section is a listing of all closed recommendations from a Fat Prophets portfolio. Past Recommendations include ALL stocks that Fat Prophets have covered since inception, in which a buy and sell recommendation have been made (including sell half). The table includes reference to the issues where we originally recommended the buy, and the subsequent sell. In the event that the recommendation is to sell 'half', the stock will remain in the Portfolio and will continue to be covered in future reports.

The Mid Week Alert section is a listing of all emails regarding research sent outside the scheduled reporting times. Click on a specific alert to view the full details of the recommendation.

Fat Prophets believe macro financial market analysis (or the big picture) is crucial to successful stock investing. Since inception, Fat Prophets have periodically reviewed the outlook for different industries and sectors from both a domestic and global perspective. The archive of these reports is known as the “Fat Picture”. Each section is referenced with the relevant fat issues. We trust you will find this section both interesting and enlightening.

The Daily Blog is an opportunity for Fat Prophets members to communicate with each other and share investment ideas. Fat Prophets will monitor content within the Daily Blog to respond to common investor queries and comment on market issues of interest.
Fat Prophets reserves the right to remove content that it deems inappropriate. The Daily Blog is intended for the free exchange of investment ideas; please enjoy using this Fat Prophets community forum respectfully.

If you have questions about the research contained within the weekly reports, you can use the Ask a Prophet function to directly address your question to the Fat Prophets analysts. The analysts are obviously busy writing the reports, but will endeavour to respond to your question as quickly as possible.