This is very interesting - thanks for pointing it out. I think one way we're working on being competitive is the breadth and depth of our research. Rather than just fundamental data points, we're working on integrating more complicated queries such as 'What's the weighted average cost of capital for $AAPL'. We view it as a great opportunity for automation of financial research.
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Possibly. But I suspect many casual investors (on HN anyway) might be familiar with Excel. In which case
may not be all that complicated. Plus it helps that it's free.Examples:
Function list - https://docs.google.com/spreadsheet/pub?key=0Ault2FD3uBwydEV...
Watch list - https://docs.google.com/spreadsheet/pub?key=0Ault2FD3uBwydG5...
Watchlist + holdings - https://docs.google.com/spreadsheet/pub?key=0Ault2FD3uBwydDl...
This is very interesting - thanks for pointing it out. I think one way we're working on being competitive is the breadth and depth of our research. Rather than just fundamental data points, we're working on integrating more complicated queries such as 'What's the weighted average cost of capital for $AAPL'. We view it as a great opportunity for automation of financial research.