Analyzing Stocks on ShareInvestor

In the past 1 year, I have been using ShareInvestor Station to obtain my research material & to carry out the bulk of my charting work. It is an application-based software that provides trading tools and customisable screen layout for stock monitoring.

I go to ShareInvestor Station to get the factsheet for any stock that pricks my interest. To do that, you go to the FUNDAMENTAL tab. Under this tab, you can also access 10 years of financial data for the company. See Diagram 1 & 2.


Diagram 1: Factsheet from ShareInvestor Station's Fundamental Section


Diagram 2: Financial from ShareInvestor Station's Fundamental Section

The other tab that I access regularly is CHARTS. It provides price charts for stocks in many markets, including Bursa Malaysia, SGX, HKEX, etc.


Diagram 2: ShareInvestor Station's Chart Section

If you want to look at stocks traded in other markets, like SGX, HKEX or IDX, you just select the appropriate exchange. Below I appended the charts of Wilmar (listed on SGX), Lenovo (listed on HKEX) and BII (listed on IDX)



Chart 1: Wilmar's monthly chart as at Oct 23, 2015 (Source: ShareInvestor)


Chart 2: Lenovo's monthly chart as at Oct 23, 2015 (Source: ShareInvestor)


Chart 3: BII's monthly chart as at Oct 23, 2015 (Source: ShareInvestor)

The service is fairly priced, with the base annual subscription fee for ShareInvestor Station at RM630. You can choose to use the slim-down version, known as ShareInvetor Webpro which has a base annual subscription fee of RM110. For more, go here. Before you commit, you may like to sign up for a free trail to check out the system (here). For further questions on membership, go here. However, to fully benefit from the experience - and to make better decisions - it is advisable if you attend one of the learning workshop conducted by the company - like this one (here).


Diagram 4: Shareinvestor's Plans Overview