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Subject:
Preferred Stock Ratings
Category: Business and Money > Finance Asked by: gwe-ga List Price: $5.00 |
Posted:
15 Jul 2002 08:58 PDT
Expires: 14 Aug 2002 08:58 PDT Question ID: 39766 |
Where do I find a comprehensive list of ratings on Preferred Stocks |
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Subject:
Re: Preferred Stock Ratings
Answered By: jzig-ga on 09 Aug 2002 23:42 PDT Rated: |
After some research, I found a publicly available site that has excellent stock analyst recommendation listings. The rest of the sites I found all used the data off of this site. Anyway, the site is zacks investment research: http://my.zacks.com/ Enter the stock symbol you are interested in the enter ticker box, and then select "estimates" from the drop down box. Or, alternately, take this url: http://my.zacks.com/estimates.php3?tick=MSFT and replace the MSFT with whatever ticker symbol you want. That gets you just about anything. A comprehensive list of every stock with every recommendation would probably consist of several thousand pages of text, thus making it as difficult to search as this website :P I hope this helps! Search strategy: Looked up "anaylst ratings" on google, checked out several sites (quicken, msn finance, and a few others), and all mentioned that they got their analyst information from zacks.com. Zacks also has detailed information on stockbrokers, which is different than the usual sites attention on the stocks. jzig-ga |
gwe-ga
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The site recommended does not have information preferred stocks at all. I found a site on my own called www.quantumonline.com however, the site does not have credit ratings which are essential. Scottrade has the information but evidently it is not updated at all and you have to be a client to get the information. Zacks if fine for ordinary common stocks but not for preferred stocks which are more like bonds. GWE |
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