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Request: Open Source or Reliable & Cheap Company Data Providers (lemmy.zip)

submitted 1 year ago* (last edited 1 year ago) by oneser@lemmy.zip to c/investing@lemmy.world

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Maybe I'm asking for too much here, but I'm looking for a less-scummy source to base my research off.

I like market-screener, but they are becoming frustrating trying to push towards higher paid plans. I rarely need much more than detailed price & dividend history, valuation ratios and broker consensus.

What are you using? What have you found? What would you never do again?

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[–] Lafayette@lemmy.world 2 points 1 year ago* (last edited 1 year ago)

I am using tradingview (for free), which has a pretty nice dashboard and things like dividends and what you might need. Otherwise I am also using my brokers (Degiro) which has the most important info as well.

I also created a nice tool for myself which sends you a monthly summary to your mailbox of what has been going on with the company. It is more for value investors who want to understand the underlying business, but if you are interested to try it out, let me know!