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13 Apr, 14 tweets, 2 min read
How to bootstrap a Bloomberg terminal (1/x)
Charts
Stockcharts.com
• Finviz
• Koyfin
Company financials
• Rocket Financial for US shares
• Koyfin
• TIKR
• Yahoo Finance
Corporate actions
• Stock exchange announcements
Company news
• Finviz for US shares
• Google Alerts
• Visualping
Insider transactions
• Stock exchange announcements
Equity screener:
• Finviz (US)
• MSN Money
Investing.com
• MSN Money
• Dr Wealth
Instant messaging:
• Twitter DM
• Telegram
• LinkedIn
Transcripts
• Seeking Alpha
• BamSEC
Filings
• BamSEC
• Stock exchange websites (SGX, HKEX, etc)
13Fs:
• Whalewisdom
• Gurufocus
Research:
• VIC
• Seeking Alpha
• SumZero
• Smartkarma
Sharedresearch.jp
Asiancenturystocks.com 😉
So in sum, I don't think it's completely possible to bootstrap a terminal. But if you're solely focused on the US market, you'll get very very far with free / cheap services. For international shares, you'll have to get a lot more creative.
Actually, openinsider.com is pretty good for US stocks. There used to be a website called HK Insider, but no more. I don't think there's any good international alternative.

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