Back in the late 60’s early 70’s there was no internet and one relied on newspaper tips (which today I wouldn’t entertain). I read or borrowed my father's copies of investing magazines, too. Those sources coupled with manually carrying out technical analysis was the starting point of my new hobby - becoming an investor / trader on the stock market.
Yes - by offering me more information when making that decision to buy or not to buy. The package is very similar to Sharescope and I run the two systems side by side. The best features I like about Stockopedia are the rankings, being able to compare companies on a like-for-like basis and compare chart performances against one another. Sharescope can’t do that!
Peter uses Stockopedia help him make decisions on his investments
Over the years (40+) I would like to think I have become a much more experienced investor and my results have improved over the years. Technology and Stockopedia in particular has helped contribute to that performance - both have contributed to a greater understanding of what works.
I could write a book on this and have considered it - but something else always gets in the way! In the context and scope of this subject I will keep it brief and use bullet points. They are not in any particular level of importance, all the advice offered is all of equal importance.
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