I compared various sites that claim to offer comprehensive international equity market data. I subscribed to Stockanalysis.com and am happy with my subscription.Stockanalysis.com offers an excellent blend of coverage, usability and data quality. This site gets it that the data sources they use are flawed. They offer multiple sources for fundamentals and dividends instead of solely relying on FMP data. I know from experience with the FMP feed how patchy the data quality of this feed can be. Stockanalysis stands out from the competition by offering transparency and choice of data source. Stockanalysis has a straightforward interface and doesn't bombard you with upselling and promotional messages. Stockanalysis does not peddle any "secret sauce" magic scores, AI-driven custom valuations, hot recommendations and fancy guru picks. It depends on what you want. If you want to buy into a system of bespoke recommendations, Stockanalysis may not be right for you. If you want to do your own research, I'd recommend Stockanalysis. Alternatives to Stockanalysis I found worth considering are Koyfin and Gurufocus. They both have other strengths and weaknesses. Koyfin has a slick set of charting tools and highly interlinked overview pages which facilitate navigating between market-level and stock-level pages. As an info tool to get an overview of the market, Koyfin probably beats Stockanalysis. I also sometines find Koyfin to have better historical market data. However, I do not like their overly segmented financial analysis section (many tabs, spread-out tables, slow data loading). Note that Stockanalysis offers a different income statement schema for banks and insurances whereas Koyfin and other competitors give you the simplistic "revenue - cost of goods = gross profit" schema. Note also that there is no downloading option on Koyfin.Gurufocus excels in the depth of their value screening criteria. This platform also offers proper backtesting and coverage of delisted assets which is a definite strength. However, Gurufocus falls short due to their horribly cluttered interface that forces you into a tedious workflow. I find that Gurufocus overcharges for global data access. Gurufocus is full of "guru" screeners, portfolios, picks etc. that cater to users who want such recommendations. Note that most of the guru stuff focuses on the US market. You pay a lot more for global coverage, but don't expect to get a lot of "guru value" outside the US.There is no platform that ticks all boxes and some users may prefer the specific features of competitor platforms, but overall I see Stockanalysis as the best choice.
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