Financial Sites > Share Pages
About Sharepages.com
Sharepages.com launched in August 1999 in response to the growing demand by UK investors for up-to-the-minute, free online stock market information. The site has seen unprecedented growth in traffic and has established itself as one of the UK's premier investor websites. On 4 December 2000 Sharepages' parent company, Knowledge Technology Solutions PLC, floated on AIM.
There are over 400,000 active investors currently using Sharepages' online investor service. These range from individual investors to market analysts, fund managers, institutions and FTSE companies who use Sharepages for tracking the stock market and making better-informed investment decisions.
Features
Sharepages provides a range of unique analytical tools which offer its users latest, cutting-edge stock market information. High-performance analysis systems allow Sharepages users access to a wealth of professional financial results on daily trading patterns as well as providing an overview of the market activities at a glance, empowering the private investor to make better informed investment decisions. In addition to equity information, users can also access prices and news on gilts, investment trusts and warrants, along with financial statements and company profiles.
Features offered include:
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Market indices
Fast price quotes
Analytics chart the day’s movers
Company charts, profiles & fundamentals
Comprehensive news service
Portfolio Management
Alerts
City Diary
WAP and PDA services
Free Annual Reports
Ticker
Share of the Day
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Financial Sites > Citybull
About Citybull
Citybull came into being during February 2000. The intention of Citybull is to provide data and information and a series of discussion forums where investors and traders can discuss stocks and strategies without incurring the wrath of others, or having to sift through posts that are not relevant to investing. Alongside these forums are a suite of extra facilities to help their members to make informed and safer investment decisions.
Citybull can be broken down into two main sections: The Resource Centre and the Discussion Forums.
Resource Centre
Citybull's resource centre includes the following facilities:
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Glossary
Courses and Seminars
Bookshop
Newsletters
Press room
Weekly Report
Interviews
CFD Guide
Options Guide
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Discussion Forums
These are their bulletin boards. They are free to use and open to anyone wanting to talk about listed companies or the markets. Please make sure you read the Rules and Disclaimer and comprehend them fully before making use of them.
