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Stock (US) | Forex | Broker | how to use |
What is Tickerpedia ?
Tickerpedia is a financial information integrator. It collects information from major financial websites and then reorganizes the information in a way that individual investors can browse more effectively and efficiently. You can consider Tickerpedia a "vertical search engine" in the area of investment.
However, Tickerpedia is more than a vertical search engine in that it not only gather information, but also analyze and organize it professionally. Tickerpedia has an understanding of financial products and the needs of individual investors as the co-founders themselves are in fact individual investors.
Who will benefit from using Tickerpedia ?
Currently, Tickerpedia focuses on 3 sections: US stock market, forex and broker information. So, investors of US stock market and forex will greatly benefit from using Tickerpedia. Starters or investors who are looking for a broker that is more suited for oneself will also benefit from the broker section.
Currently, the information Tickerpedia presents to you is mainly from:
Bloomberg, CNBC, CNN Money, EDGAR online, Forbes, Google Finance, MarketWatch, MSN Money, Nasdaq.com, Reuters, SeekingAlpha, Yahoo Finance, FXStreet, RTTnews, FT.com, ForexFactory, DailyForex...
