| Title: | Market Investing |
| Moderator: | 2155::michaud |
| Created: | Thu Jan 23 1992 |
| Last Modified: | Thu Jun 05 1997 |
| Last Successful Update: | Fri Jun 06 1997 |
| Number of topics: | 1060 |
| Total number of notes: | 10477 |
What's the best & quickest way to do research on small stock offerings?
For example, given the name of a company, I'd like to find out where
they trade, what they symbol is, determine the best way to get current
prices for that stock, more information on the company, etc.
I'm most invested in a variety of mutuals, but sometimes I like to take
my "gamblin'" stake toward the penny stocks or small OTC offerings, yet
one of the toughest parts (for me) is finding out more about the
company.
/bob/
| T.R | Title | User | Personal Name | Date | Lines |
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| 601.1 | Full service broker should be able to provide info | ZENDIA::FLEMMING | Wed Oct 27 1993 10:58 | 1 | |
| 601.2 | DSSDEV::PIEKOS | Zoo TV | Wed Oct 27 1993 11:28 | 7 | |
> What's the best & quickest way to do research on small stock offerings? Go to the library, get the address/number of the corporation, then give them a call. Ask for investor relations, and then ask for the latest annual report, 10K and 10Q. John Piekos | |||||
| 601.3 | KYOSS1::HANSON | Le Chat d'Eau | Wed Oct 27 1993 12:09 | 16 | |
Re: .2 Thanks, John. I figgered a trip to the library would be in
order.
Re: .1 Unfortunately, I don't like paying full-brokerage-service fees!
And it's not like I do enough business (i.e., make enough
profit in small-stock trading) to make it worthwhile. I'd
rather find the basic info myself, make a decision, then put
in an order with a discount-type broker.
In one of my past penny stock endeavors, I found that the greatest
problem was getting accurate quotes in order to determine when to sell.
Frustrating, but it paid off well.
Bob
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| 601.4 | There is NO place for complete research | NYOSS1::WALKER | Wed Oct 27 1993 12:43 | 4 | |
re .1
Even full service brokers (ie, Smith Barney Shearson) do not have
research on all small companies.
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