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Barrett Gardener
@justbarrett · Jun 28

I'm sure we have some newbies here and even people who are unfamiliar with maybe some of these sites, here are a couple of investment sites that have always helped me when I needed something during my investing days. You can definitely add in the comments :)

Finviz: Technical analysis, market scanners, heatmaps, financial indicators, stock information.

SeekingAlpha: Stock news, investment opinions, analysis, recommendations, live discussions.

YahooFinance: Financial news, stock charts, investment information, portfolio tracking.

Simply Wall St: Fundamental analysis, financial indicators, stock rankings, investment tips.

JustETF: ETF analysis, comparisons, allocation strategies, costs and returns.

Bloomberg: World news, market analysis, economic indicators, financial instruments.

Google Finance: financial news, live stock prices, portfolios, economic calendars.

CNBC: Economic news, live broadcasts, market commentary, expert interviews.

Financial Times: World financial news, market analysis, economic trends.

MarketWatch: Financial news, stock market information, live charts, investment analysis.

TradingView: Charts and technical analysis, indicators, trading signals, social network of traders.

CoinMarketCap: Cryptocurrency information, prices, market capitalization, trading volumes.

Your Broker - E.g. Interactive brokers, Degiro, etc. also provide a wealth of information you need to know to make your investment decisions.

And last but not least Bulios: Investment analysis, recommendations, portfolios, community, and everything you need to invest!

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Bill Combs @billcombs Jun 29

Great, thanks for the tips. I use most of the sites, but some I didn't know. I probably use yahoofinance, broker and of course Bulios the most.

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Barrett Gardener @justbarrett Jun 29

You can look, some can be a very good help in the world of investments.

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Claude Malouxe @claudemalouxe Jun 29

For me, the daily routine

Finance Yahoo (sentiment, news), forexfactory.com (Macro data), tradingview (charts).

When I analyze and select stocks for my long term portfolio I still use marketwatch (Fin. Statements) and Macro trends.net (great treatment of some financial indicators).

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Barrett Gardener @justbarrett Jun 29

Thanks for the new tips.

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Willard Spencer @willardspencer Jun 28

Decent list :) Personally, I use Twitter and Yahoo Finance the most

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Willard Spencer @willardspencer Jun 28

Decent list :) Personally, I use Twitter and Yahoo Finance the most

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Barrett Gardener @justbarrett Jun 29

Twitter is also a great source of information.

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Rickie Reeve @rickiereeve Jun 28

Simplywall.st is a brilliant site, I love using it. Also Finviz, YahooFinance and Tradingview.

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Barrett Gardener @justbarrett Jun 28

Simplywall.st agree, awesome, do you pay premium too?

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Yorick Ericson @yorickericson Jun 28

nice selection, then I could still recommend it:

https://www.begintoinvest.com/expense-ratio-calculator/ or https://www.omnicalculator.com/finance/expense-ratio handy for showing the difference in TER

https://www.investor.gov/financial-tools-calculators/calculators/compound-interest-calculator compound wound

https://www.financecharts.com/ lots of different data, simple DCF calculations

https://www.dataroma.com/m/managers.php whale purchases by 13F, insiders

https://www.macrotrends.net/ data, data, data

https://www.sharesoutstandinghistory.com/ shareholder dilution

https://www.visualcapitalist.com/ visualized data;)

https://novelinvestor.com/sector-performance/ sector performance

https://roic.ai and https://www.tikr.com/ and https://stockanalysis.com/ "alternative" for bloomberg terminal

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Barrett Gardener @justbarrett Jun 28

Naídhera, so tomorrow I'll have something to do, I'll check your site :)