Stock Investment Guide

Trading stocks can be a potentially highly lucrative undertaking, more so if one has proper digital analysis suites to improve decisions. The digital revolution has brought with it a plethora of tools of varying degrees of performance and Stock Investment Guide is just one such program, allowing users to conduct thorough analyses based on data received in real-time from several providers.

One of the great features of this program is its ability to automatically fetch data from the Internet from various quotations providers, including StockCentral.com, NAIC, and Quandl. What's more, users can also define their own data providers, although caution must be exercised as to the accuracy of the received information.

Checking quotations requires one to insert a valid market symbol and, after the application has gathered all the essential data – this can take some time, depending on the Internet connection and the responsiveness of the server, one can perform various basic or advanced analyses. Once completely loaded, figures are displayed in multiple dedicated fields and the utility gathers data, such as high and low prices, sales or profits for multiple fiscal years – if available. This setup ensures traders have a wealth of raw information on which to base their investments.

A great feature is that historical charts are automatically generated, based on the source data. These provide a quick and intuitive method of extracting vital information, as the interface can become quite cluttered with data.

Concerning the analyses, the tool applies various algorithms to compute averages, risk estimations, and returns to dividends. Portfolio Analysis Review tools are also available and one can also perform weighted average EPS analyses.

To conclude, Stock Investment Guide is a practical tool for anyone involved in trading stocks. It allows one to avoid informational asymmetry by fetching up-to-date information from various providers and automatically employs various algorithms to allow traders to assess the profits from a particular financial foray.