| Question #3: How Can I Use the Internet
to Search for Underpriced Stocks?The Internet is a great source for tracking underpriced
stocks. You can receive information during the day to get updated on the financial
markets. Information includes business news, market commentaries, and breaking news. Here
are a few examples of what's available:
Briefing.com http://www.briefing.com provides a free introductory
service that includes market comments, quotes, charts, portfolio tracking, sector ratings,
and an economic calendar. The firm also has two levels of premium service. The first
level, called Stock Analysis, is $6.95 per month (with a free trial) and includes stocks
on the move, technical stock analysis, and earnings calendar, a splits calendar, stock
ratings, upgrade and downgrade reports, company reports, and more. The highest level of
service, called Professional, is $25 per month (with a free trial) and includes stock
analysis, constant bond analysis, economic analysis, 15-minute bond quotes, FX analysis,
yield curves, federal policy analysis, calendars, and more.
PC Quote http://www.pcquote.com offers various free services,
including ticker symbol lookup, current stock prices and fundamental data, Market Guide
company snapshot, Zacks Investment Research broker recommendations, annual earnings and
earnings estimates, current company news, charts of the company's stock price and volume,
and market indexes. You can search for stocks, bonds, futures, options, mutual funds, and
indexes. You can also maintain up to five portfolios of 20 ticker symbols each. If you
want more in-depth information, PC Quote offers five levels of service that range from $75
to $300 per month or $750 to $3,000 per year for real-time quotes, charts, and
more. See the Web site for details. |
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