Free Resources for Fundamental Analysis

[raymarquise]

Hi all, I am looking for some sites that offer free resources for fundamental analysis on Canadian companys. For example http://moneycentral.msn.com/investor/research/welcome.asp
Thanks.

[garilou]

I think your broker or discount broker should provide you with that: if not, think about changing!
You have also: http://www.globeinvestor.com, where a good part is free.

Vector Vest http://www.vectorvest.com is very expensive, but offers I think (I've all used mine) 3 or 6 free analysis, and they are real good reports that they send to you.
When I really want to get others for free... I ask my sons and friends to request them for me :-)

I hope other persons will answer you post, because even if I get a lot from my broker, sometimes I' ld like to find more.

Good luck!

[Super Stock Picker]

Hello,

Stockhouse also delivers a good free service for fundamental data on Canadian stocks:
http://www.stockhouse.com/tools/?page=%2FFinancialTools%2Fsn%5Ffinancials%2Easp%3Fsymbol%3DT%2ERIM

[DCA]

Don't forget to go right to the source for fundemental data:

http://www.sedar.com/

[garilou]

Thanks, SSP, although for the fundamentals, I do not miss resources.
But Stockouse hides it well: I've been so often there!
When you go from the home page and select Tools $ resources, and the Overview...
You just don't see how to find those fundamentals.

DCA,
About Sedar, you are probably right, but looking around in all those papers, you must really want to do the job you'd like professionals to do .
That's why somewhere else I was suggesting that your trader should offer those informations, how could I say... already digested.

[DCA]

Ouch!!  You expect it already digested? And free? And trustworthy?  I cannot imagine that all in one spot.

D

[garilou]

Well, if you have the courage to go through all infos from Cedar, I admire you!
Yes I expect them digested, and I do receive lots of them for free on my trading site, and on other free or not too expensive sites.

The only thing that I really do not trust from them are the analysts recommendations: too many conflicts of interest.

If ever a company was "cooking the books" Cedar would not know it better.