- One way is to go to www.money.msn.com. Put in the sticker symbol for your stock (i.e AAPL). Then click on the stock scouter rating. The stockscouter rating is a measure of the upward potential of the stock. Click on the stockscouter rating, and it will explain the fundamental and technical reasons for the rating.
- Another way is to go to www.scottrade.com, click on the stock quotes and research tab. Enter your stock symbol (i.e. AAPL). Click on the various tab to get the fundamentals, financial statements, news etc.
This is free, you don't have to have an account with scoutrade.
- Yahoo Finance also has a stock research function and tabs on analyst opinion, financials etc. But I don't find it as complete as Msn Money, or scottrade.
- You should read "The intelligent investor" if you're serious about investing in the stock market.
-You should read "The Way of The Turtle" if you want to speculate with trading. However, you should be aware that all the Hype about making millions trading is hype. Most people who experiment with day trading are losing money.
So let me get this straight you invested money into companies before you researched about the companies?
I want to know where I could read about the companies I own stock in they are mostly tech companies but I also have some sore thumbs like Disney and Starbucks.
