Stockopedia Reviews 

I'm not fluent in English, and when attending the educational or information on line sessions, it is not possible to follow to Megan Boxall, when she speaks like in a run course.

I accidentally deleted my login details and rang up for help(i would be lost without Stockopedia)
and was promptly answered and very patiently guided to re-instate my details.
All works like the treat it is.all over again!
Than You so much.
Kind Regards, Michael.

Very clear with good examples. I felt the 30 (actually 42) minute time was good since it gave a very focused webinar emphasising specific impactful information for those us us short of time to watch out for in company updates. Thank you.

The website has so many useful features for finding stocks to invest: stockrank, screen, blogpost etc... Moreover, the amount of detailed research and information makes you feel confident in your investment, rather than just blindly following stock tips from different websites.

Stockopedia provides fantastic insight into any stock on any market anywhere in the world. You can see all manner of data about any company including very detailed balance sheet information, all of which is updated daily. Additionally they host regular webinars and podcasts which discuss stocks, market analysis or provide lessons into how to analyse stocks etc. There are very various tools such as a stock screener which you can input metrics to filter stocks by your preferences. I have used stockopedia for around 3 years now and it’s totally changed how I invest. I now pick stocks in a data driven manner which has massively improved my performance and I have much more confidence as a result. I would say it’s essential for any DIY investor.

Stockopedia is a decent platform with useful screening tools and insightful analyses that can help with investment decisions. I like the ability to customize screens for further research, and the daily market content adds value. However, the pricing delays and occasional data inaccuracies are frustrating, which takes away from the overall experience. It's a good tool, but there's room for improvement. 3/5.

Insightful articles as well as a wealth of information about UK stocks

Great service - really detailed analysis, very informative online educational events, supported by a great collective community of fellow investors . highly recommended .

I use stockopedia to manage my self invested ISA. I find it extremely helpful in finding new shares to add to my portfolio.

The share news function alerts me to any issues I need to be aware of.

The browse function lists shares according to their value, momentum, quality, dividends.

There are share lists made by experts so one can pick and choose from those.

Portfolios are updated in real time.

The annual cost is worthwhile because it helps avoid losses, and helps find winners.

I fully recommend.

Excellent stock market analysis.

I've been a successful stock market trader for nearly 25 years, foreseeing both the 2000 and 2008 crashes.

Today I signed up to Stockpedia having been offered a large discount through Investors Chronicle. Part of my success has been due to caution. So I compared Stockpedia's opinions on a number of stocks I'd been researching recently, and found Stockpedia's opinions to be slightly more cautious than mine.

So if I were a new trader I would be inclined to trust them.

But, of course, a trader should always expect the unexpected.

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This is a good web site with a good interface with mostly up to date financial data, good informative conference calls and the StockRanks are a very useful tool for analyzing investments.

Unfortunately the big let down, as I have recently discovered, is that it appears that the diversity and inclusion of differing points of view and opinions, especially when they differ from the mainstream narrative, is censored. And by censored I mean deleted without any reason given whatsoever other than an impersonal and dismissive instruction to "read our terms and conditions" which is not very helpful, not very constructive, not very accommodating nor inclusive.

It appears that the comments section is reserved for those who do not question government policy or actions nor the mainstream narrative on any topical or contentious issues be they climate change, geoengineering, politics, globalism, economic ideology, health, even when they relate directly to investments and the economy.

Overall it appears this is a good web site for investment research and analysis but not good if you are looking to build a community with fellow critical thinking members and challenge mainstream thinking with the purpose of identifying new investment opportunities. It appears that critical thinkers are viewed as "disruptive" so look elsewhere for an inclusive community that respects diverse (challenging) views and opinions which, sadly, appears to be less and less common these days (but they do exist - thank God) - no doubt to "keep us safe" from hurty tweets.

Stockopedia is a good place to research a company.

Outstanding for DIY investors. The quantitative basis of its analyses and qualitative commentary by subscribers are generally excelent. The hands-on owner of the site is very clearly passionate about being helpful and shares a lot of his own research. The site has become essential to my investing activites.

The website is well laid out with clear and precise information in easy to follow format. The research tools are easy to use and it is easy to compile watchlists or screen for various characteristics.

Great presentation of information for making decisions with training as well.

Very good site for fundamental information and customer service. What is lacking is good quality charts that are easy to use and back testing of technical and fundamental factors.