Coming Soon: More Of The Content That Matters To You

4th Nov '24 by Megan Boxall

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Thank you to everyone who filled in our recent survey inviting feedback on Stockopedia content. We’ve heard your ideas and are excited to let you know about some upgrades that are coming down the tracks. These aim to improve the areas of analysis that are most important to you, and create space for additional content that you’ve told us you would find valuable.

Your number one priority: In-depth stock analysis

In our survey, 40% of you told us that your most important feature of Stockopedia editorial is in-depth stock analysis. The good news is that all of us analysts here at Stockopedia love getting our teeth into a stock and using our data and ratios to really understand the investment case.

And with that in mind, we are making some improvements to the stock analysis we provide on the site.

The first is an expansion of the range of companies we analyse in depth, both in response to news events and from ideas generated by our screens and StockRanks. All of this analysis will now be available via the charts on the individual StockReports of each company. You will be able to navigate back through the history of our analysis with ease.

We’ll also be launching Stockopedia’s model portfolios. We have run two portfolios (the NAPS and the SIF) for the best part of ten years, but we want to do more to help you understand the investment case of the stocks within these portfolios. The analysis of these companies will soon live within a dedicated section of the Discuss area, where we’ll also track and update the performance of our portfolios.

Look out for this new section in the coming weeks.

Insights from our data to improve your decision making

Our survey found that 35% of you would like to see more content to improve your investment approach. In order to deliver this, we plan on leaning on our StockRanks and Styles to provide guidance and ideas around portfolio creation, buying and selling rules, and market discipline.

Most of you will have seen the performance chart of our StockRanks, which shows material outperformance in all global markets. Our StockRanks Styles can also help you with your stock-picking decisions. A portfolio built by selecting stocks from any of the four winning styles has also beaten the market comfortably, which we will explain in more…

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WarrantStar

5th Nov '24

So we are going to receive more coverage on larger companies. But I believe that private investors have more of an edge on smaller companies because smaller companies are subjected to less analysis. Perhaps some mid cap analysis would be worthwhile. But I would suggest that analysis of FT100 companies should generally be avoided because they are subjected to so much more analysis elsewhere, that we can not get any edge in that arena. And if we did want analysis of FT100 companies we could easily obtain it from many other sources.

Star8

1 How about increasing coverage to include major stocks quoted in the Far East Markets e.g. Indonesia, Phillipines, Thailand besides Central and South America e.g Brazil , Mexico and possibly Panama etc. These markets have possibly greater growth and more potential than developed and lower growth countries - albeit with probably more risk.

2 A number of your European stocks have stale prices ( yesterday close of business price quotations) - not live slightly delayed prices. I discovered this by accident. I do not see this being disclosed by Stockopedia. It was somewhat disconcerting.

cadmunkey

Excellent new features, well done Stocko.

Edward Croft

"How can I really be a fully systematic investor? If I believe that 90+ ranks are worth investing in, then it would be prohibitively expensive to be able to buy and sell them - certainly manually"

Great question, and I have just the answer. I think it's best to answer this in a blog post related to the NAPS, which I'll try and do soon.

bsharman

Hi Megan.

Would it be possible to change the icon of the report as it looks a bit messy when you expand the chart out on the stock report? Perhaps just have a red dot or something :

Just a small suggestion. Hope all goes well with the new format and content here.

Rusty2

The trouble is buying stocks those markets is very difficult for UK based members. I did have a Thai fund but that ceased a while ago. I think it is far too niche. Even a lot of European stocks are not available.

Revs8

I really like the new chart history icon method of finding previous reports/analysis etc. I’ve been wanting a simple search method like this for a while.
The new ideas/innovations look very positive and align with the amazing strength of the Stockopedia stock rank system.

Michael C

I have wanted a way to search the comments for a long time.

transport_tycoon

Brilliant - I am sure there's alpha here!

RandomWalkTrader

Please change the comment indicator as per bsharman - just red dots. You cannot see the chart now.

qd22

Something that would help me a lot is if I could show my buys and sells as recorded in the Transaction History on the Stockreport graph. It would show at a glance if my understanding of the share was working out - and remind me whether I actually have or have not made the moves I intended!

grahamt

6th Nov '24

Yes I echo WTT comments, more growth generally in small cap shares.

af20001

qd22 - buy/sell indicators are already visible on the charts - meaning you have to click into the chart section of a stock.

Hi,

I have just spotted the show commentary tickbox! Not sure if I missed that before or if it is new - but it solves the problem of the messy charts! Thanks

That is good, l was just about to request that option.

dmcarver

7th Nov '24

Quite impressive. A bit overwhelming, but much better than not enough

CG16

All good, see the ongoing tracker Jan 2024 - Dec 2024 - SCVR summaries is still operative which is helpful & the annual recommendations are helpful also. Sure this is WIP, but need guidance both from Paul & Stockopedia on how trackers & annual picks will work come '25 - maybe Stockopedia is going down a less bottom up approach & wider systematic aspect & Paul continues the MO from '24 & prior. Slightly more explicit clarification on what stays & what goes from Stockopedia would be helpful.

8th Nov '24

Have you not heard Paul Scott has left?

VikasB

“We recently tested the performance of portfolios constructed by buying stocks with a high Quality and Value rank and rising Momentum. Rebalanced on a bi-annual basis, the portfolio sold shares as soon as the momentum rank began to fall. Portfolios constructed in this way generated an average performance of over 100% over the last ten years.”

When you say performance of 100% over the last 10 years , do you mean to say that the portfolio doubled in value in last 10 years ?

razzawi

23rd Nov '24

Can you please automate the credit of Dividends in the portfolio so we can see the total return on the investment.

Thank you

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