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
Thank you - appreciate that! This was the "free tools" edition, but I'll keep adding over time. There's so many cool tools available now for the non-pro, which is fantastic.
I use Google spreadsheets a lot as well. I fear the day they will discontinue that.
I am lucky enough to be able use Bloomberg but this is a great list of alternatives, thx for sharing
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.
Awesome, thank you!
Great list! And thanks for the mention 😄🙏
Of course, thx Shrub!
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”
Thanks BB. Will definitely consider writing something about my process at some point.
Appreciate it!
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!
Thanks, that's very cool! Appreciate the share.
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
Thank you - appreciate that! This was the "free tools" edition, but I'll keep adding over time. There's so many cool tools available now for the non-pro, which is fantastic.
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 👍