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Podcast: More Top ESG ETFs and Companies
More Top ESG ETFs and Companies. Includes reviews and links to 16 articles with great ETF and stock recommendations globally. By Ron Robins, MBA Transcript & Links, Episode 154, June 13, 2025 Hello, Ron Robins here. Welcome to my podcast episode 154, published June 13, 2025, titled “More Top ESG ETFs and Companies.” So, this podcast is presented by Investing for the Soul. Investingforthesoul.com…
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UPDATE: European stocks start February in the red as manufacturing data soften
UPDATE: European stocks start February in the red as manufacturing data soften
Major stock benchmarks began moving firmly lower after Markit’s final reading of eurozone manufacturing activity showed a slow start in 2016. The January reading of 52.3 was down from 53.2 in December. Expansion in output, new orders and new export business softened last month.
Germany’s DAX 30 gave up 0.4% at 9,757.88 and France’s CAC 40 fell 0.6% to 4,392.33. The U.K’s FTSE 100 shed 0.4% to…
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TIP OF THE WEEK - Create a Stock Market Watchlist
Create a Stock Market Watchlist Using Morningstar.com
July 22, 2011
Jason Brizic
You can use Morningstar.com to create a watchlist for your stocks to buy near the next stock market panic.
After you've researched your first batch of companies (read my articles, the public filings, and visited company Web sites), it's time to set up a watch list. How do you do this? Fortunately, Morningstar offers these services for free:
1. Go to the Morningstar.com and click on the tab labeled "Portfolio." 2. In the Portfolio Manager window, under "Create a Portfolio," click "New Portfolio." 3. You'll see a box labeled "Step 1." It's automatically set up to build a watch list, so click "Continue." 4. Pick a name for your portfolio, or just call it "watch list." Then, plug in the ticker symbols of the companies you want to watch. Click "Done." 5. In the following window, you'll see a list of updates, alerts, and tips that Morningstar will send you daily for the companies in your watch list. Click "Done" again. 6. Now you have a watch list that you can visit anytime by clicking the Portfolio tab on Morningstar.com.
By creating a watch list, you'll be able to keep tabs on company news and easily find stock price information. Among other things, you can set alerts to notify you when a stock price has met or exceeded a particular threshold. Thus, your watch list will eventually become an integral tool in helping you make buy and sell decisions, stay organized, and keep informed.
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