Stock Analysis Review, Pricing, and Features

Key features

• Covers 120,000+ global stocks and funds with quotes, news, financials, forecasts, charts, and statistics, aiming to be “the internet’s best source of free stock data and information for regular investors.”
• Global coverage for stocks and ETFs, with 100,000+ tradable symbols across major U.S. exchanges (NASDAQ, NYSE, CBOE, OTC Markets) and many international markets; goal is to list every tradable stock in the world.
• Individual stock pages combine real-time or delayed prices, key stats, full financial statements (income, balance sheet, cash flow), ratios, KPIs, dividend history, long price history, interactive technical charts, and company profiles.
• Three real-time screeners (stocks, ETFs, IPOs) with 200+ indicators and filters, including country, exchange, sector, industry, index membership, dates (e.g., IPO date, ex‑dividend), and performance/valuation metrics; results update live as filters change.
• Screener views for performance, analysts, dividends, financials, valuation and more, plus sortable tables, saved screens for Pro users, “popular screens,” and one-click “Open in Screener” from lists such as Top Gainers.
• Built-in themed lists and discovery tools including Top Gainers/Losers, Most Active, Market Heatmap, stock lists (e.g., sectors, themes, REITs, most shorted), crypto ETF lists, and Top Stocks/Top Analysts pages.
• Earnings Calendar for U.S. stocks showing upcoming and recent earnings with dates, times, and estimated revenue and earnings growth, plus IPO Calendar, Recent IPOs, IPO Statistics, IPO News, and an IPO screener.
• Dedicated corporate-action lists such as recent stock splits and other events, with separate dividend history pages per stock and ETF.
• ETF tools include an ETF screener, ETF comparison, detailed ETF pages (overview, performance, dividends, holdings, expenses), new ETF launches, ETF providers list, and holdings breakdowns (e.g., for crypto ETFs like BITO).
• Mutual fund and closed‑end fund coverage with dedicated pages and lists (e.g., mutual funds list and U.S. closed‑end funds list), including performance, distributions, and other basic metrics.
• Analyst forecast pages aggregate Wall Street analyst ratings, price targets, and recommendation trends, with separate forecast pages for major stocks; underlying sources include Benzinga (ratings/targets) and Finnhub (revenue and EPS forecasts).
• Top Analysts section ranks analysts by performance and supports idea generation via lists like “Top 50 Strong Buy Stocks” based on leading analysts’ ratings.
• Account-based watchlists and a simple portfolio tracker let users track favorite stocks and ETFs, with real-time price updates and integrated news; watchlist size limits depend on plan (Pro vs Unlimited).
• From the screeners, users can download filtered results to Excel or CSV (subject to licensing restrictions); Pro is limited to one download per day and 100 stocks per watchlist, while Unlimited removes these limits.
• Data definitions and formulas for screener indicators are documented via info tooltips, improving transparency of metrics and filters.
• Native Stock Analysis app is available on the Apple App Store for iPhone and iPad, with instructions for installing the app experience on Android, Windows, and Mac.
• Daily “Market Bullets” newsletter delivers market news in bullet-point format; the service is funded primarily by paid Stock Analysis Pro subscriptions plus limited advertising and sponsored placements.
• The site is owned by Vefir ehf., an Icelandic company, and operated by a small five‑person team focused on data accuracy, speed, and ease of use, with both automated and manual data quality checks.
• There is no public data API; Stock Analysis licenses data from third‑party providers and notes it does not have redistribution rights in most cases.

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