I use a lot of sites for information and just wanted to share it with others and possibly find out where you source your information from. I am not a trader, more of a long term investor - so I may find some site more useful than others. Oh you might observe that most are free. I mean Company Refs would be good but since i can't afford it - the following will do for now.

Comdirect - useful for watchlist and tracking stocks
http://focus.comdirect.co.uk/focus/marketf...ists/index.html

Yahoo beta Finance - New look page for Stock information
http://uk.beta.finance.yahoo.com/
http://uk.finance.yahoo.com/

Digital look - Some Good info with heat maps/stock screener. Usually a good first point of research into a stock.
http://www.digitallook.com/

MSN Money - fantastic resource for comparing stocks and getting all those ratio. Contains annual reports of most companies for the last 4years or so.
http://uk.moneycentral.msn.com/investor/quotes/quotes.asp

MoneyAM - promising but the Stockwatcher is very good for a quick glance at the damage happening in one's portfolio. (also free streaming info on trades - useful on a day you want to buy your to know what is going on. This feature is limited as it will time out)
http://www.moneyam.com/

Hoodless - Have a research page for aim and ofex stock useful for general info.
https://www.hoodlessbrennan.com/index1.htm

Keep up with all the RNS from companies you follow by email especially those that release them after trading hours.
http://www.uk-wire.com/cgi-bin/newsalert

I know some people don't like IC that much but I find it a good read and for finding out about other stocks. Good reference point - has info dating back to 2001 at least.
http://www.investorschronicle.co.uk/content/home.html

Some Good research papers (at least on some stocks I follow)
http://www.brokerlink.co.uk/

Evolution Research Group
http://www.evbgresearch.com/

Charles Stanley Research
http://www.charles-stanley.co.uk/Research.jsp

Hemscott - Some Good Comments here - Atimes Attempting to sell your tip service subscription but nevertheless useful.
http://www.hemscott.com/hstoday/1999/companycomment_body.htm

I don't really use this as I first did. Worth a Look.
http://www.lemminginvestor.com/

KBC peel Hunt - I really like this guys and I don't know why. One point - you might need to download the research paper if you need to make future reference as would not be there after a week.
http://www.kbcpeelhunt.com/home.asp

Company Refs - ok I can't afford their product but I still use your site for reference of finance terms which throw me off.
http://refsonline.hemscott.com/help/start.htm

Planetmong Screener - useful
http://www.planetmong.com/screener/

OK I will add more as I go along. Please add and critise any site which you feel should be or should not be here.

ps SB/Teal - would it be a good idea to have a post like this which contains resources pinned so members don't have to search to find it - if it is however common information - that is ok then.

Remzy,

Great thread - many thanks for this, I've pinned it to the top as suggested.

Off the top of my head, I'll add:

http://www.numiscorp.com/x/MainResearch.html
&
http://www.killikmorningnote.co.uk

Both are for daily updates from those two brokers.

Another site I use daily is http://www.citywire.co.uk and you'll see each day in the daily thread a link to the Newspaper tips from Citywire each morning!

SB

I find that the best site for having a portfolio is www.moneyextra/portfolio
The only drawback is that prices are delayed by 20 mins. Once you have loaded up a portfolio click on a company name and an annual graph appears. By clicking again you can view graphs over different time scales. You can also superimpose graphs from different companies on top of each other.

Another useful site is www.find.co.uk

Chris

I have used this website for my portfolios: http://www.digitallook.com , they also send you emails in the morning with updates on your stocks. I will have to try out the moneyextra link as it may be superior.
Teal.

I've been saving this for a rainy day! I haven't used it yet, but I believe it allows you to import share prices into Excel and perform technical analysis on that data:

http://www.analyzerxl.com/download.htm

Very sensible realistic advise

fool

US Market stats & sentiment:

http://www.vtoreport.com/

Have just stumbled accross >>>this site<<< and at a quick glance it looks worth adding to your favourites.

Chris.

http://www.scottcapital.co.uk

Homepage of the legendary small-cap investor - Paul Scott.

SB ;-)

fine selection of commodity sites


http://www.jsmineset.com

http://www.oilbarrel.com

http://www.321gold.com

http://www.kitco.com

Don't think anyone's mentioned

http://www.investopedia.com

Great site for newbies and experienced investors alike if you find a term you're not familiar with or want to get clarification on a particular theory.

try

http://www.armshare.com for AIM company research.

http://www.newsnow.co.uk for latest business news.

I don't think anyone's mentioned Investtech - an excellent free chart service (need to register):
http://www.investtech.com/main/market.php?...yID=44&lang=000

http://www.bigcharts.marketwatch.com

BLOOMBERG UK TV - DAILY GUEST LIST

If you have Broadband and get up early you can check the days guest list then watch them on TV over your computer.

1. Get up early
2. Read guest list.
3. Select "Launch Video player"
4. Select live feed = UK
5. Set player settings.
6. Wait a few seconds it takes time to get going.

In late afternoon I switch live feed to US and can then watch breaking news in the States and things like Greenspan when he appears before a senate committee etc.

Good one Dave I use that too!

http://stockcharts.com/education/ChartAnal...ndlesticks.html


may be of use

More "Online Portfolio" sites:

http://www.sharesforum.co.uk/index.php?showtopic=293

Read about the Tech Boom here:

http://www.sharesforum.co.uk/index.php?showtopic=598

Can someone confirm the URL for Big Charts, the link above doesn't work.
ALso do they only do US Stocks?
Cal

http://www.bigcharts.com

They do stocks from all around the world!

If you're wanting a chart for a UK stock, you need to put UK: before the EPIC.

For example

UK:BPRG

SB

An excellent site for definitions of TA patterns:

http://www.chartpatterns.com/

SB

http://www.expectationsinvesting.com/

Another good technical analysis site ...
http://www.incrediblecharts.com/technical/candlesticks.htm

no one mentioned this!
http://www.equis.com/Education/TAAZ/

For a long time I was puzzled about the buy sells ratio. I would despair at my chosen stock not moving up when there was 5 : 1 buy sells.

If you are wondering about this also, check out this fantastic article written by Mr David Anderson who sadly is no longer with us. Nice of him to share his knowledge with fellow investors

You need to login to ADVFN and it is a worthwhile tool in your trade anyway, so get a free registration

http://www.advfn.com/cmn/fbb/thread.php3?id=6546201

Nosedive

If you want to learn how the most successful investor in the world did it read on ...

http://www.buffettsecrets.com/techniques.htm

Nosedive

Cheers Nosedive!

What are Penny Stocks?

See: http://www.sharesforum.co.uk/index.php?showtopic=1028

Provides some useful background on and describes the variable history of those pesky AIM shares:

http://www.armshare.com

Ultimate hardware for a serious trader


http://www.xview.com/products/displays.html

Nosedive

Some more "Online Portfolio Building" sites:

http://www.globalcurrencynetwork.com
http://www.mazu.com/idevaffiliate/idevaffi....php?id=1100604
Every day, thousands and thousands are looking for ways to make extra money. Only those that kept on searching SUCCEED!

Everyone knows the crazy frog ringtones, and now music is storming the UK. Obviously all such things have a lifespan, but this is getting bigger and bigger. The company responsible would appear to be kaktus.com (Swedish).

I reckon there's still a few months killing to be made with this irritating little goldmine charachter.

Does anyone out there already have shares in the this company?

Try shooting the little blighter on the following - it may make you feel better.

Kill Crazy Frog

This ecurrency exchanging is for real as far as alot people involved in. I had stumbled on this a few months ago and had put in some money to test the water. It's performing better than stock and mutual funds, which I am thinking of switching out soon. Check this sites for more info, and let me know what you think.
I suggest you dont pay too much for the course. The beginning is a bit confusing to start with but after you learn the basics, it just gets easier everyday.

http://www.globalcurrencynetwork.com
http://www.mazu.com/idevaffiliate/idevaffi....php?id=1100604

Contrary to what Mick Jagger says, time is definitely not on my side, as such I don't get chance to trawl the various broker research pages much anymore.

As well as the excellent sites posted above I don't think these have been mentioned before (all require free registration):

http://www.danielstewart.co.uk/ - (I think you have to sign up for their mail shot now)
http://www.edisoninvestmentresearch.co.uk
http://www.equity-development.co.uk/client/index.html - (Seems to pick some good ones)

http://www.wh-ireland.co.uk/research/ -(Very infrequent updates - and no longer cover the mining sector)

You can also access Charles Stanley's research here: (Mainly large caps)
http://www.charles-stanley.co.uk/Research/...ocks/PDF+Notes/
- but its a huge directory listing, so if too many people hit it too often it may get closed down.

Good hunting

this is lovely

http://datalib.ed.ac.uk/FAMsource.html

Really good overview of trading:

http://www.incademy.com/pages/home.htm?ginPtrCode=10002

Specific and comprehensive Technical Analysis tutorials:

http://www.incademy.com/training/Technical...ion/1031/10002/

http://www.incademy.com/courses/Technical-...es/1/1032/10002

wrong thread

I cant remember if it was this forum, however, i came accross a website from a forum which gave a round up of all the Sunday newspaper tips, can anyone remember this site?

Cheers
Student_Investor

There was the daily pigeon - but I think thats well gone.

Money AM gives a roundup on their Monday traders thread - which opens midday sunday.

Came across www.chart-breakouts.co.uk yesterday (was on the SOLA advfn thread) looks good and they picked SOLA last week at around 215 for a nice rise to breakout.Last picks had a good run on friday as well,site seems free to use.Interesting to note their examples page contains some pretty amazing breakouts,ukc,adm to name but 2.
Breakouts seems to becoming a real popular trading method.

AIM QUOTED



I didn't see this site mentioned it's well worth a look

I am newish to investing with only about 2 years experiance.

I thought that I would share this website with everybody as I have had nothing but good results from them

www.investwithguidance.com

Its very simple. You fill in one of their questionnaires and then they search loads of different brokerage houses, research houses and other such places, and then they put you in contact with the best suited, depedning on what you have told them.

Let me know what you think

FSA Handbook

New to the whole trading scene so I will give these sites ago!
Thanks a lot for all the useful information peeps

- Holly -

I like

www.sharecast.com

for an up to date overview of whats going on plus the reuters website.

http://www.4wm.co.uk

Little video blog with four investors discussing the best weekly shares they have bought/are buying.

www.itrade-uk.com

they do some free seminars. their course is only 1297 for EIGHT days coaching! i signed up straight away after going to WIN investing, and Knowledge to action who charge 2k for 2 days!

im really looking forward to attending their main course. can anyone give me any advice on them?

I'm finding http://www.psyfitec.com/ a really entertaining read (if a little depressing!).

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