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I check my investing idea with a quick review of the data on Morningstar.
Wall Street Journal front page is free. You must subscribe to read anything in depth. Bloomberg might be a good alternative. 10-Ks yes. I'm moving away from Google as a source, due to bias. Yahoo finance is good. I subscribe to Barron's. Their daily newsletters are good. No No No to NYT. Washington Times is an alternate. Sorry, just a personal choice. Your toolbox is $20 bucks a month. I can get the same from my broker's web site. Though I've use the toolbox demo and it is good, I'll admit. I look at the Econoday web site every day for economic reports. Seeking Alpha has good information, as well as Investopedia. Once a month I check the shiller PE index and the Buffet.index. The most important thing is to read, read, read. One of my favorite newsletters is by Kelly Evans, the Exchange, from CNBC.
The Rule1 toolbox is a great resource!
It would be amazing if there was a version that catered for Uk companies!
Bloomberg ??
I like Marketwatch , Motley Fool and theres a website called Investing.com i believe, i have their app. Ny Times ,not so sure especially with the fake reports on Trump /Russian Collusion , they threw alot of their reports under the rug that talked about they themselves the NY Times were wrong and admitted themselves but they dont talk much about it nomore , of course not. But other than that , the other sources you mentioned are good.
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Phil Town you are awesome & the financial information you provide the community is invaluable. Thank you brother. ❤
My favorite is sec .gov
Rule1 toolbox is great
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I was lucky enough to be talking to a hedge fund manager at the weekend. He said to me, "never catch a falling dagger because that's just guess work. Wait for it to hit the bottom and begin to rise before you buy."
Thought I'd share with your following as its the sort of thing you'd say and I love your content. Huge fan, great advise!
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Great insight!
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I like seeking alpha app on my phone. I browse the articles on my lunch breaks.
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Interesting and useful video!