Useful websites

[ratkin]

Anyone have any good websites that are very helpful. Heres one to kick it off

http://dividends.com.au

Really good resource, for all things dividend

[artemis]

For property related resources, especially the Forums and the Resource Library - Propertytalk.com. Based in NZ and most posters are from NZ. Some very experienced property investors, property managers, property accountants post there.

[DarkHorse]

http://www.cxoadvisory.com is by far the best site I've seen for comprehensive and up-to-date research on investment strategies. Although a lot is now subscriber only, googling name and authors of research often leads to a free version.

[redialpause]

If you’re looking for an intrinsic value calculator you may find this site interesting. It’s a free service created as a side project. It calculates the intrinsic value for any ASX stock code using a variety of formulas. It can be used for quick valuations, and as a sanity check. It also has a stock scanner for finding potential bargains. Enjoy. https://valuefrog.com

[TJP]

just found this... pretty cool visualisations, not sure how up to date the data is, but I'm gonna have a look around https://simplywall.st/

[Aaron]

Anyone have any good websites that are very helpful. Heres one to kick it off

http://dividends.com.au

Really good resource, for all things dividend

I assume everyone is already well aware of this one but just in case. Created by our very own Birmanboy
http://www.dividendyield.co.nz/

[smpl]

Zero Hedge

[Aaron]

Not really useful at all but occasional check in the morning to see if the financial world crashed overnight gives a quick visual.
http://money.cnn.com/data/world_markets/americas/

[Aaron]

Thinking about it I use the following for Gold
http://goldprice.org/
and for Oil
https://www.dailyfx.com/crude-oil
Haven't really explored the sites or checked their trustworthiness or fully appreciate what I am looking at. Usually just looking at a nice graph to see if it is up or down.

[Jonboyz]

Fear and greed index for US markets. Gauges emotional sentiment over there.

http://money.cnn.com/data/fear-and-greed/?iid=EL