Money.net

[just21]

Anyone tried www.money.net ? $95 a month including exchange fees. Impressive list of features, looks like they are going head to head with BLOOMBERG.

http://www.afr.com/technology/bloom...-like-goldman-sachss-symphony-20150910-gjj6jo

 

[marketsurfer]

Looks like a combination of yahoo finance and TOS. Not sure there's any value beyond repackaging of free information and maybe ease of use. I would short this company based on what i know currently.

surf

 

[Carl Patou]

I was actually on their site. They say they want to take over Bloomberg. But at 95$ a month it's pretty cheap...If you want to read more, check this article on the NY Times. http://www.nytimes.com/2015/09/10/b...eet-fixture-faces-upstarts.html?smid=tw-share

 

[apdxyk]

They have Windows, Mac OS and UNIX/Linux versions. And a free trial..

 

[volpunter]

for once I need to agree with you. Looks like a cheap repack of some exchange data. Nothing serious, million miles away from Reuters Eikon or BBG.

Looks like a combination of yahoo finance and TOS. Not sure there's any value beyond repackaging of free information and maybe ease of use. I would short this company based on what i know currently.

surf

 

[Carl Patou]

for once I need to agree with you. Looks like a cheap repack of some exchange data. Nothing serious, million miles away from Reuters Eikon or BBG.

Same thinking. For 100$ per month, something is wierd...

 

[volpunter]

A tip to everyone in this thread: Consider Metastocks Eikon white label for 100 bucks a month. It is an almost full fledged Eikon with minor limitations (no integrated reuters messenger which can be downloaded separately and less editorial and news content and subscription limitations) but miles better than any esignal or other crapware that sells for way more than that. Probably the best deal out there among any of the research platforms.

Same thinking. For 100$ per month, something is wierd...