On search I sometimes use http://isearchfrom.com/ for non US stocks. It does a google search as if from a specified country/language and the results can be quite different.
Away from investing, google alerts is also great to set up for your favourite band/artist playing near your town. Unlike us it doesn't forget, so you might get a pleasant surprise five years later!
This was brilliant, always interested to see peoples tools. As someone who uses Bloomberg along with these free tools, you certainly don’t need Bloomberg
I use Google spreadsheets a lot as well. I fear the day they will discontinue that.
For anything UK based, you should also bookmark the FCA's NSM page. https://data.fca.org.uk/#/nsm/nationalstoragemechanism
The national storage mechanism contains all regulated information that a corporate is required to publish. There are similar pages in EU countries.
Great list! And thanks for the mention 😄🙏
Nice article! Would be nice of you to elaborate how you screen, how deep you look initially, what you try and understand first etc!
When I read the loccitane pitch I had to wonder “how did he screen/come across this”
A really useful overview, thanks.
On search I sometimes use http://isearchfrom.com/ for non US stocks. It does a google search as if from a specified country/language and the results can be quite different.
Away from investing, google alerts is also great to set up for your favourite band/artist playing near your town. Unlike us it doesn't forget, so you might get a pleasant surprise five years later!
This was brilliant, always interested to see peoples tools. As someone who uses Bloomberg along with these free tools, you certainly don’t need Bloomberg
That's a great list for getting some free research sources.
May also want to add that there are some Substacks providing some free research and providing complementary time for referrals 👍