Where to get financial data?

[abyli]

I try to get companies' past 10 years fundamental data into Excel so that I can do calculation. But I can not find a reliable data source. How do everyone do that here? It seems that everyone need that... Please help!

[LC]

Edgar? The company's IR website?

[dabuff]

Gurufocus

[abyli]

Gurufocus

 

Thank you. Do you subscribe to Gugufocus? Is it good?

 

Bing

[jawn619]

morningstar

[AccentricInv]

It's a pain, but there's nothing better than starting with a blank Excel spreadsheet, and building your model from scratch.  One 10Q at a time.

[abyli]

It's a pain, but there's nothing better than starting with a blank Excel spreadsheet, and building your model from scratch.  One 10Q at a time.

 

Yeah. That is probably the best choice so far. :-)

[philippoc93]

https://groups.yahoo.com/neo/groups/smf_addin/info

 

This baby is a gem

[Travis Wiedower]

It's a pain, but there's nothing better than starting with a blank Excel spreadsheet, and building your model from scratch.  One 10Q at a time.

 

Yup. For high level stuff, I prefer Morningstar and a little Yahoo Finance. Gurufocus has some cool charting options as well.

[CRHawk]

 

I like ValueLine for this.  It gives a very good visual presentation of cash flow changes in most cases.

 

Morningstar is good too.

 

Both of them can be accessed for free from many libraries.  I can even get access online from my house with my library card or university login.

 

-Jeff