Newsletters I like

Newsletters

http://www.marcustoday.com.au (Paid)

I rate this one highly. It is produced twice daily, covering the normal macro news every broker sends out each week day morning, plus commentary on stocks in the news. It suits both investors and traders. The first edition is followed by an end of day summary. They include both fundamental and technical analysis in their coverage. There is also an educational article once per week and have a substantial back library. The news appears to be frank and fearless. Investment recommendations tend to favour themes with an eye on technical analysis. Not very thorough research but still useful. They also have “Stock Box” which is another feature I find very useful. I do not buy a stock without checking stock box( amongst other sources) . It costs about $600 PA. I subscribe.

https://www.intelligentinvestor.com.au (Paid)

Another source I rate highly. The provide financial fundamental analysis coverage for smaller stocks (which is very hard to find). The research usually involves more than a desk analysis, which I appreciate. The viewpoint is from the medium to long term. They have some useful educational seminars that I enjoy.

http://www.sharecafe.com.au/default.asp (Free)

Not as extensive or thorough as the above two, (because it is free) but occasionally I find a very good article. Worth keeping an eye on. Be on the look out for authors pushing their own barrow.

https://cuffelinks.com.au (Free)

More a macros news cum educational site. Definitely worth watching and reading. Another to be on the look out for authors pushing their own barrow

http://www.morningstar.com.au (Paid)

I have subscribed in the past but did not find it useful enough. I found too much emphasis on desktop analysis. Most stock brokers take their raw data from Morningstar, which is their main business.