I have been using two sites which I will not mention to see how a security performs after each of these two sites gives their rating. 90% time it is always the opposite of what their rating is. What sites do you traders use for daily upgrades/downgrades? Thanks
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What sites give daily upgrades/downgrades?
- Thread starter proptrader11
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are you referring to research analyst upgrades and downgrades? If yes, then the usefulness of this falls on the shoulders of the analysts and firms they work for, not the website publishing them. Right?
Or are you referring to stock grading websites that are not (re-) publishing Wall st. analysts ratings? If so, I know of a few high quality ones aimed at investors rather than traders. Stockgrades and ValueInvestors and magicformulainvesting.com are a few of that type.
As for the repackaging (of Wall St research) sites I have some advice. I have been tracking Wall St research for several years as an input to a multi-factor trading method. Using simple upgrades/downgrades and new initiations alone is not good enough but its good used in conjunction with of a strategy using price patterns, volume, market conditions, calender effects and such.
Briefing.com used to be good before the major Wall St houses denied them their rating change information (you won't find Goldman nor BofA/Merrill there any more). Streetinsider has comprehensive data but just recently went from free to a subscription service.
I currently use theflyonthewall.com which is a paid service and I use a bit of MS Excel trickery to develop a database of information which I do not share! (in case theflyonthewall tunes in here).
Or are you referring to stock grading websites that are not (re-) publishing Wall st. analysts ratings? If so, I know of a few high quality ones aimed at investors rather than traders. Stockgrades and ValueInvestors and magicformulainvesting.com are a few of that type.
As for the repackaging (of Wall St research) sites I have some advice. I have been tracking Wall St research for several years as an input to a multi-factor trading method. Using simple upgrades/downgrades and new initiations alone is not good enough but its good used in conjunction with of a strategy using price patterns, volume, market conditions, calender effects and such.
Briefing.com used to be good before the major Wall St houses denied them their rating change information (you won't find Goldman nor BofA/Merrill there any more). Streetinsider has comprehensive data but just recently went from free to a subscription service.
I currently use theflyonthewall.com which is a paid service and I use a bit of MS Excel trickery to develop a database of information which I do not share! (in case theflyonthewall tunes in here).
Might try: http://www.marketwatch.com/tools/stockresearch/updown/?type=2
Or Briefing is still pretty good, pretty cheap overall.
Not sure about this one now, used to be good.
http://clearstation.etrade.com/
FWIW,
Don
Or Briefing is still pretty good, pretty cheap overall.
Not sure about this one now, used to be good.
http://clearstation.etrade.com/
FWIW,
Don
i believe briefing as well gives upgrades downgrades even on their free in play
from their site
free version
* Intraday market updates
* Insightful analysis of major economic trends and developments
* Upgrades/downgrades, earnings and economic calendars
* Brief articles on stocks making the news
* Free e-mail alerts and updates
from their site
free version
* Intraday market updates
* Insightful analysis of major economic trends and developments
* Upgrades/downgrades, earnings and economic calendars
* Brief articles on stocks making the news
* Free e-mail alerts and updates