One of the great motivations to start developing the software at Stockopedia was the fact that none of the investment products I used covered the markets I invested in. UK based products like REFS and ShareScope covered only the UK and USA, while American products like ValueLine, Investors.com and Zacks always seemed to stop their coverage at the US border. Morningstar just didn’t cut it while the free websites I’d used had hopelessly inaccurate data. Why had nobody built a product that provided global equity insights, in a well designed interface at affordable prices?
Now I’m a British investor, but I’m married to an Australian. My founding partner Dave is UK educated and resident Kiwi. As the company has grown we’ve attracted staff from all over the world, Poland, India and Dubai, and even though we’re a UK founded company we’ve now got customers who live in 95 countries around the world. The world is globalising and everyone has their our own unique international outlook and that tends to be reflected in our personal investment preferences. It’s perhaps unsurprising that extending Stockopedia’s geographic coverage has become one of the most requested features on our suggestion forums.
So today we’re announcing a huge extension to the coverage at Stockopedia across four new subscription regions. Developed Asia (including Japan, Hong Kong, Singapore, Korea and Taiwan), Australasia (including Australia & New Zealand), Canada and India, adding to the UK, European and US coverage we already provide. This adds another 16,500 stocks to our universe with full StockReports, StockRanks and GuruScreens provided for all. Each of these subscription regions can be subscribed to alone or in combination with any of the others. Please do check out all the options available at the plans page and if you want to learn more about the coverage please sign up to this Thursday’s Webinar.
There are still more territories to add. By early 2017 we hope to have added Latin America, Middle East, African and Emerging Asia. We’ll also be making the subscription possibilities ever more flexible - so you’ll be able to create any combination of individual countries or regions. So if you’re someone who wants to subscribe to an unusual combination such as UAE and the Philipines (I guarantee that somebody will!) then we’ll have you covered.
Region Filters
The biggest issue with cross region financial websites is that they can…
