Useful websites

[ratkin]

Anyone have any good websites that are very helpful. Heres one to kick it off

http://dividends.com.au

Really good resource, for all things dividend

[artemis]

For property related resources, especially the Forums and the Resource Library - Propertytalk.com. Based in NZ and most posters are from NZ. Some very experienced property investors, property managers, property accountants post there.

[DarkHorse]

http://www.cxoadvisory.com is by far the best site I've seen for comprehensive and up-to-date research on investment strategies. Although a lot is now subscriber only, googling name and authors of research often leads to a free version.

[redialpause]

If you’re looking for an intrinsic value calculator you may find this site interesting. It’s a free service created as a side project. It calculates the intrinsic value for any ASX stock code using a variety of formulas. It can be used for quick valuations, and as a sanity check. It also has a stock scanner for finding potential bargains. Enjoy. https://valuefrog.com

[TJP]

just found this... pretty cool visualisations, not sure how up to date the data is, but I'm gonna have a look around https://simplywall.st/

[Aaron]

Anyone have any good websites that are very helpful. Heres one to kick it off

http://dividends.com.au

Really good resource, for all things dividend

I assume everyone is already well aware of this one but just in case. Created by our very own Birmanboy
http://www.dividendyield.co.nz/

[smpl]

Zero Hedge

[Aaron]

Not really useful at all but occasional check in the morning to see if the financial world crashed overnight gives a quick visual.
http://money.cnn.com/data/world_markets/americas/

[Aaron]

Thinking about it I use the following for Gold
http://goldprice.org/
and for Oil
https://www.dailyfx.com/crude-oil
Haven't really explored the sites or checked their trustworthiness or fully appreciate what I am looking at. Usually just looking at a nice graph to see if it is up or down.

[Jonboyz]

Fear and greed index for US markets. Gauges emotional sentiment over there.

http://money.cnn.com/data/fear-and-greed/?iid=EL

[DarkHorse]

A cunning way to quickly check the financial health of an asx company is by using the Lincoln Indicators free "portfolio health check" -
https://www.lincolnindicators.com.au/portfoliohealthcheck/ and entering just the ticker of one stock you'd like to check.
I think this is the most useful of the 3 factors lincoln stockdoctor assess (management and outlook being harder to quantify) and you can do it for free :)

From their website: Financial Health is our first and most important Golden Rule. Knowing the true Financial Health of a company is critical to long-term investing success. Without knowing the risk your businesses are exposed to, you are gambling and seriously risking loss.Developed in 1982 by Lincoln founder, academic and former Olympian Dr Merv Lincoln, Lincoln’s unique Financial Health model assesses key accounting ratios relating to each company’s profitability, cash flow, liabilities and assets. It then determines a Financial Health rating commensurate with the business risk of the company. Using Lincoln’s Methodology, investors can quickly identify stocks that warrant further consideration and eliminate those that don’t.
To meet this criteria a stock must exhibit Strong or Satisfactory Financial Health ratings. A company must be healthy for at least two consecutive periods or more. It is not sufficient for a stock to be healthy for a single period.
- See more at: https://www.lincolnindicators.com.au/methodology/golden-rules/#sthash.b8HGnek5.dpuf