Top tools for retail traders and investors. Websites for technical and fundamental analysis. Pros and Cons.

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FinViz

Finviz. It is a stock and ETF screener. Finviz shows you different filters to apply manually to find stocks that best reflect your investment goals. You can track your selection, see market trends, monitor the sectors or industries, and see top-performing stocks. Finviz also has a graph, and you can see how stocks were trading historically. You can see a lot of data, such as market cap, volatility, and company financial ratios. And you can compare your selected company to its peers and find fundamentally interesting strong companies.

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Diversset

Diversset. It is a stock screener, ETF screener, and portfolio builder that does not require you to have financial knowledge. Answer four simple questions, like your age, investment horizon, available funds, and required rate of return. The app will find you stocks and ETFs tailored for your investment strategy and construct your first well-diversified and efficient investment portfolio. I built this app. I worked for many years as a trader and treasurer, and I saw how people with no or little financial knowledge struggle to find great stocks. So, I decided to help them and facilitate their search by just offering investors to answer four simple questions. Diversset then assigns an investor to a particular group (risk-seeking, risk-averse or moderate investor), based on answers, applies complex filters that will best reflect the investor’s strategy, compares companies to their peers to find the best stocks, and provides you with the list of stocks. Diversset also constructs your efficient portfolio based on the stocks it found and gives you a volatility/return perspective.

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