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What kind of bond data do you want? FINRA offers basic data like bond ratings, maturity dates, current yields, etc. for U.S. stocks. Go to the FINRA Bond Center -> click the search tab -> get a list of bonds for a given symbol.
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I recommend The Young Pope on HBO (which you can get through Hulu). It's about an agnostic pope who's not particularly innocent. The series is directed and written by Paolo Sorrentino, who also directed and wrote one of my all-time favorite foreign-language films:
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There are some good macros to aid in financial modeling as well. A pretty basic and useful one is called ripper, which creates shortcuts for common formatting tasks. To use it, open a spreadsheet and run MACROS.xla and then ripper.xla. Available shortcuts are in the third attachment.
I used this several years ago while I was working at a small hedge fund. I'm sure there are some better ones out there. Can anyone recommend another tool to make financial modeling more efficient?
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Does anyone who uses Rocket Financial know what the price is to add the International? Thanks.
I know this is an old thread, but I recently asked about the RocketFinancial Excel Add-in and got the following reply:
The Excel add-in is part of a premium subscription (coming soon). The subscription will allow for global fundamental data (60,000+ companies in 100+ countries), unlimited access, an Excel plug-in, and dedicated customer support. The subscription will cost $500/month. Discounted pricing is available for personal investors.
So it seems like the Add-in, at least, is still under development. Has anyone had a beta invite or signed up for International?
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Apparently, CNBC has a “Warren Buffett archive” that includes video highlights from annual meetings going back to 1994: https://buffett.cnbc.com/annual-meetings/
Free information services for foreign stocks?
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Hey, thanks for the shoutout! I'm a longtime lurker of this forum and I'm glad that you've found QuickFS to be useful.
With regards to foreign (non-U.S.) exchanges, we're constantly experimenting with adding new ones. For instance, you can find many Australian Stock Exchange stocks on our website, even though we don't officially support ASX stocks. We do officially support Canadian stocks, so please let me know if we're missing any. Otherwise, we're open to suggestions for which exchange(s) to include in our coverage next.