Buying Equity Research reports

First off, no sell side report is worth buying. I have read hundreds and not one is worth half of what they sell for. Most sell for around $40-60. However, I no longer have access to the databases or I would send you one for free.

Also, you must have a friend or family member in the stock market business and if so have them send you one.

Lastly, it would be a better investment to drop some money in a E-Trade or Fidelity account and gain access to the research. You can then withdraw all of the money and your done. Starting account costs $0 and it takes less than 20 minutes.

Our bankers are always sending us shit, some of it good but the majority of it is obsolete by the time I get through it anyway. I agree with setting up a brokerage account that offers research as it is included in your membership. We live in an age where information is constantly changing and printed information becomes obsolete very quickly. You can do your own research by reading K's & Q's and following Bloomberg, CNBC, etc and you will have just as good a perspective as if you received sell-side materials.

Analyst reports are only good to point to as an information source to support whatever you want to say. You don't like what one analyst says, pick a different one!

if you want to make a habit of it lets make a deal

DonKong,

You can reach me at [email protected].

Thanks.

DonKong,

You can reach me at [email protected].

Thanks.

1. We don't sell our research just like that. That's what our clients pay for.

2. Yes, most research out there is awful. But that's how I make money - the rest of you are plebs.