This study utilizes the idea of item-based collaborative filtering to propose a novel cooperative recommendation model. The model adopts the technique of association rule mining and the similarity computation algorithm to generate recommendations from subjective inquiries and objective rules. In addition, a user-experience questionnaire is conducted to measure the perceived usefulness, trust, and satisfaction after participants use the cooperative recommendation system. The experiment adopts the shares from the Taiwan Top50 Exchange Tracker Fund (ETF50) as recommendation items to collect our real-life dataset. According to the result, the novel cooperative recommendation model (system) presents higher perceived usefulness, trust, and satisfaction.