Tony Pow

Using Profitable Investing Sites: Barron's, MarketWatch, Finviz and Seeking Alpha Tony Pow

This book includes Fundamental Analysis and Technical Analysis. However, we depend on the everyday news on Intangible Analysis and Qualitative Analysis that are available for the web sites described in this book. This book identifies some good sites with the following characteristics: -Concentrate on investing and stocks.-Tell us what stocks or sectors to trade.-In-depth analysis of stocks and sectors.-Providing reliable statistics.-Avoiding frightening headlines as in many YouTube videos and investing news.-Available (free or low-cost). Barron's fits all the above categories. MarketWatch is bundled in a promotion; it is a little basic to me and many features that can be found in other similar sites such as Seeking Alpha and Yahoo!Finance. I am keeping watch lists of the recommended stocks and I will update their performances. Most watch lists have a reduced number of stocks after my evaluation (described in Book 3 treating Book as "super section"). I am using Barron's digitized version in this book. The printed book should be available in most libraries. Use Spotify to find the free version of Barron's. I also subscribe to Fortune magazine and it is usually in my car. Bloomberg is another website with a lot of beneficial information, and as many other sites they are free for a limited number of articles. WSJ is a required subscription for many business students, and it describes the market better than most other web sites. There are many interesting YouTube videos. Many listen to these videos during commute. Finviz.com and Yahoo!Finance have been described throughout this book. Size: 655 pages (6*9) Initial date: 05/2021