/biz/ - Business & Finance

>>13424892
Its not actually as in-depth as Bloomberg's research, nothing comes close, but this offers more research in one place than any other platform I've seen for no fee. I found out about it through numerous traders on Twitter that swear by it, and the founders are really chill on Twitter.

>>13424933
I would say TradingView is more flexible for charts that you can customize for your liking (with indicators,SMAs, etc), although Koy has more rudimentary versions of this.

Personally, I use Koy to compare sectors of the market as a whole, to deep dive into ETF holdings and slice them up, view commodities, etc. Its excellent for comparing multiple tickers and your pages are fully customizable. I'm not much into fundamentals but it consolidates a ton of that info in one place too. Only been using Koy for about a month but I'm in love w it