Hi people, I've been into market research for the last couple of months and these are the best resources I've found so far. I've got a spreadsheet of all the trends and pain points I've found in specific industries.

1.https://explodingtopics.com/ this is gives you a great insight if your into finding products for an e-commerce store.

2. https://ourworldindata.org/

3.https://trends.google.com/trends/

4.https://www.goldmansachs.com/intelligence/topics/markets.html?chl=ps&plt=go&cid=20314087367&agp=156316995728&kid=market%20analysis&mtype=p&gclid=Cj0KCQiAgqGrBhDtARIsAM5s0_mqLKJjc0fOdsPzXwzlMrI9a0zb5FnlNYeIVWwiwRwzVHew1LbQyM4aAhLBEALw_wcB&gclsrc=aw.ds

These are some the best places I've found to explore market changes, pain points and trends within an industries.

I was wondering if anyone would know any other website, software or resources that are helpful in identifying trends or pain points. Thanks

I don't usually post this kind of content, but I wanted to share with you the financial websites I use that have been helpful to me. Many of these sites overlap, providing similar information. I simply wanted to share the websites I've found and that have significantly assisted me in understanding certain stocks, performing valuations, comparing stocks with one another, and discovering new investment opportunities. These resources have been invaluable in enhancing my financial analysis skills, investment decision and learning process.

Fundamentals & Financials:

• Quartr (quartr.com): Access investor relations materials, transcripts, presentations, and financial data. In general a great site for getting the complete picture. Adding to that, if you're a student you can ask for the premium account which includes AI transcripts, summaries and many more cool tools.

• CapEdge (capedge.com): Deep dive into financial history with comprehensive data (10K, 8K). Perfect for spotting trends, understanding a company's financial health and for the Fillings inhouse comparison tool.

• FullRatio (fullratio.com): Analyze financial reports with ease. This site breaks down complex data, making it easier to understand key ratios and metrics.

• MarketScreener (marketscreener.com): Provides real-time quotes, charts, news, and financial data for a wide range of global markets. By clearing the cookies you can have unlimited stock search. (same as alphaspread.com)

Stock Screening & Market Data:

• Yahoo Finance Screener (finance.yahoo.com/screener): A classic for a reason. Filter stocks based on a wide range of criteria, from market cap to dividend yield. Biggest stock collection so far!

• Koyfin (koyfin.com): Combines powerful screening with in-depth company profiles, charts, and research reports. A solid all-in-one platform. The best tool if you want to compare each stock with the median, average or percentile of the total screener.

Charts & News:

• MarketBeat (marketbeat.com): Offers analyst ratings, price targets, and a variety of charting tools. Excellent for incorporating expert opinions into your analysis. Very fast with news and earning reports (same as Investing.com)!

• FinanceCharts (financecharts.com): Create customizable charts with technical indicators and drawing tools. Ideal for visualizing price patterns and trends. Completely free tool with an incredible number of key ratios, all possible to display in graphs.

Unique Insights:

• Strike (strike.market): Explore unconventional data sources like website traffic, social media sentiment, and app downloads. This platform helps you identify emerging trends and hidden opportunities.

I'd love to hear about your experiences with free resources and how they've impacted your investing and learning. Please feel free to add additional sites or apps down in the comments and if you like you can check out more of my thoughts on fintech over at my blog: https://fintechmarketanalysis.blogspot.com.

Also tell me if you'd like a second part with similar free sites that provide famous financial key ratios and statistics.