Where do you get quality data at a reasonable price?

by a searcher from Emory University - Goizueta Business School

2 years ago

Cap IQ and BB Second Measure for example are upwards of 5 figures; are there reasonably priced company and consumer data sources for 1 or 2 accounts? Doesn't need to be pretty or well organized, really just looking for analyst reports, consolidated historical company financial statements, consumer data, etc.

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searcher from University of Toledo

What specific data do you desire Jay? Enterprise data on publicly traded companies is easy to find in raw format, and comes at cost once synthesized into usable information. Private company data sources typically have a strong suite such as industry focus. (e.g. ThomasNet for industrial suppliers)

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professional from Oregon State University

Hi Jay! Look into BVR's guideline public company tool. Our tool will provide you with financials for all US actively trading companies filing a 10Q or 10K. I'm happy to introduce you to my colleague, Regina Hodel, if you're interested.

2 years ago | like reply | 0 likes

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