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Interesting list, although I would probably move Seeking Alpha from 21 to 5 and MSN Money to teens. Everyone of course has their preferences.

TheDividendGuy: do you subscribe to ValueLine? if yes, how do you like it? if no, what free content do you use from them? Thanks.

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You need Value Line on the list. You need trade journals on the list. Where’s Hoover’s on the list? How come the SEC is not on the list, etc?

Get as close to the source of information on a company without the pundits opinions and form your own good judgements based upon right criteria for valuation.

You should checkout gstock.com which uses a supercomputer to find the best timing for stock trading.

I see you have Value Line on the list…

How about international sites like International Organization of Securities Commissions (www.iosco.org) and The World Federation of Stock Exchanges (www.world-exchanges.org) to “get closer” to international markets, regulators, and companies?

Check out http://www.taguide.com for learning about technical analysis.

great list !!! …

I noticed most of your list is US centric. I like http://www.theindiastreet.com and http://www.moneycontrol.com for India Given the India market is on a huge Bull run, your readers should have a look at these sites.

Something strange happened when I tried posting the first time so I’ll try it again….

here’s a list for some views from the north:

http://www.bnn.ca
http://www.globeinvestor.com
http://www.reportonbusiness.com

Good links, just posted to my blog, http://www.mofata.com

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These look for very good resources. Some of them are new to me.

Great list. As a UK investor also looking into investing into a few US companies I’ve been trying to find out which sites are the best for doing research and here it is, so many thanks.

You forgot perhaps the most important stock investing site of all:

http://www.berkshirehathaway.com

Reading Warren Buffett’s Letters to Shareholders will give anyone a better education on stock investing than any of the sites listed above and will teach you more about business than any MBA program. Best of all, it’s FREE!!!

Logan.

PS – http://www.PowerWealth.com ain’t too shabby either.

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Check this site out. Enter your stock symbol and just pick selected stock research sites to see charts, quotes, insider info, prognosis, etc. for this stock:

http://mysite.verizon.net/stockbuddy/

I like some stock picking websites, but most of them are to full of “hype” . I recently found this site located at http://www.StockPreacher.com that doesn’t seem to to be full of “hype” actually it’s rather plain… maybe that’s what I like about it.

Anyways, check it out, see what you think…

Just discovered a complete list of all marked down products at Amazon, sorted by category
and % off, ranging from 50% off to 90% off (thanks Sonja for the effort).

Actually I never thought Amazon would have articles with 90% off, but only in the category
Electronics there are more than 3000 of them – look for yourself, the list is on
Bargain Hunter http://bargains-hunter.blogspot.com/2008/02/looking-for-marked-down-prices.html (which is a blog of a woman who specializes in finding good deals at
Amazon, like Britain’s “Jeanie”).

Good links, just posted to my blog, http://www.parcobuoi.com

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Anyone interested in Canadian Mining and Oil & Gas stocks and their economic drivers should visit and sign up for a free subscription to:

http://stockresearchportal.com.

This website was introduced to the Internet only three months ago and is getting excellent response from both company executives and subscribers. The website content is continuously updated, and its content will be significantly expanded over the next few months. Regular users of the website save countless hours and at the same time improve their internet research experience. Visit it, and consider it for one of your top twenty-five.

what do you think of AOL’s investment info? Since I’m a novice investor I really can’t say for sure, but it seems relatively complete, and has a nice look, especially the beta version.

I’d recommend that anyone wanting to learn about about the stock market, check out the following websites that are geared towards not only the “novice” investor, but also the experienced investor looking to keep up. But remember, ANY website you visit on the web is no substitute for a stock broker or money manager. Always speak to a registered investment advisor before making any sort of investment!

Here are the sites:

http://www.StockPreacher.com
http://www.pennystocks.com

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Another great site for up to date market info is
http://www.finviz.com, which stands for financial visualizations
it has great candlestick charts and market maps
check it out

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GREAT list! I have to say I’m missing http://www.caesarsreport.com/ I agree that Seeking Alpha should be put higher!

Cool list thanks

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We all get bombarded every day with mails, morning briefs as to which stock we should pick and how will be the market trend today. Every time the brokerage houses will send the stock market tips as if we all are playing a gamble and need the tricks as to how we can win it. And anticipating as to how to do stop loss and at least will make smaller profits. What most of the investor do is they consider short term trading as the long term investment and believe as to how it can be doubled in a day. Buying a stock just because the price is low and some stock market tip you received that this will boom in the market today. What most of us do is that we all trade with money which we can’t afford to lose but the market always says that invest only that money which is in excess to you. All of these are the big mistakes which we commit every day in spite of being reminded every time that we should complete our home work for the next day.

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GREAT list! I have to say I’m missing http://www.caesarsreport.com/ I agree that Seeking Alpha should be put higher =)

What happened to Bloomberg?

I strongly advise everyone not to follow rumors and follow technical analysis of stocks research reports.
If you have any doubt, lets share it in this blog and it will help lot many other traders.

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Was wondering if you had a chance to look at http://www.kewdstockanalytics.com.

The Site lets users sort through stocks based on investment ratios – like Price-to-Book, for example, and other criteria (banking stocks currently at a 52-week low etc). It has 93k stocks listed in their sortable database -including mutual funds (this is a sortable database, not just searchable).

very informative list…thanks a ton..

nice post……..

I think you can also check out moneyvidya.com.

It is an innovative approach to track performance of market analysts & actually prove transparently who is better!

This is a nicollection of websites for research thank you for sharing and yes these are some of the top most websites.
Your blog is really nice.

Try brokermandan on wordpress. Top tid bits on stock,companies rns’s and comments section.

Dave

I have references for stocks, screeners, evals, etc.
My question: is there a site that exists that provides up to the second company information. I use ScottradeElite, and use the news notifier, it always seems to be a bit on the late side.
Faster news, could mean better quality trades.
Note: I will not pay $300 a month for such a service.
Thanks in advance guys.

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I am a little surprissed that CNBC is not listed as they have dividend and income investor interview on their site. Thanks, this is a good start.

I believe that anyone with a job or who intends to get a bit of sleep
would need to narrow down the list a tad. But just for fun, I’ll add
Quantum Online and CEF Connect to the list. Give up the job and get less sleep.

Dear Sir.

Do you have a similar list of the best Pay Sites for Technical Analysis, like Marketedge?

Best Regards

Juan Ortega

I use ChatterStock to keep tabs on my portfolio. It’s an iPhone app that looks at twitter buzz about stocks.

Thank you very much for listing me in your top resources.

Best Regards,

DGI

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