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Step-by-step stock research guides from Market Terminal: screeners, SEC filings, valuation, market breadth, relative strength and more.

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Title card for the Bloomberg Terminal cost guide with three stat cards: $31,980 a year for a single seat in 2026, $33,840 a year from January 1, 2027, and a renewal jump of about 5.8% for a single seat.

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Bloomberg Terminal Cost in 2026 and the 2027 Price Increase

Bloomberg Terminal single-seat cost: $31,980/year in 2026; reported $33,840 from Jan 1, 2027. Sourced prices, terms and lower-cost alternatives.

Oct 29, 2026Read →

Title card for the 13F filing deadline guide with three stat cards: 45 days after quarter-end, or the next business day; next due date Monday, November 16, 2026 per the SEC; and the 5:30 p.m. Eastern EDGAR cut-off under Regulation S-T Rule 13.

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13F Filing Deadline: 2026-27 Due Dates and 5:30 p.m. Cut-Off

The 13F filing deadline is 45 days after quarter-end. See the next four due dates, the 5:30 p.m. ET cut-off, data age and how amendments shift the clock.

Oct 29, 2026Read →

Title card for the guide False Breakout: Real Break or Fakeout with three stat cards: a 3% price filter and a 3-day time filter that some traders use, per StockCharts; and a hypothetical break on 1.8x median volume that still failed.

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False Breakout: How to Tell a Real Break From a Fakeout

A false breakout returns through the level it just broke. Learn the filters Fidelity and StockCharts describe, and see one hypothetical chart read four ways.

Oct 29, 2026Read →

Title card for the analyst price target guide with three stat cards: published studies found 24% to 64% of price targets met, stated horizons run 6 to 18 months, and FINRA Rule 2241 sets research report rules.

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Analyst Price Target Changes: 4 Questions to Ask First

Analyst price target changes explained: four questions to ask first, a worked example, and why studies find 24% to 64% of targets are met.

Oct 29, 2026Read →

Title card for the guide Relative Volume (RVOL) Explained with three stat cards: regular session 9:30 to 4:00 ET per SEC Investor.gov; hypothetical RVOL at 10:15 of 3.0x from 600K versus 200K shares; and 2.0, the cutoff many day traders use per StockCharts.

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Relative Volume (RVOL): Formula, Thresholds, Time of Day

Relative volume (RVOL) divides volume by a baseline. Get the formula, see how vendors define it, and learn why a 10:15 a.m. spike is not a full-day signal.

Oct 29, 2026Read →

Title card for the cup and handle pattern guide with three stat cards: pattern length 7 to 65 weeks, handle pullback at most one-third of the cup, price target equal to the cup depth.

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Cup and Handle Pattern: Rules, Targets and Real Odds

The cup and handle pattern explained: whose rules are whose, how deep the cup and handle should be, entry, stop and target math, and how reliable it is.

Oct 29, 2026Read →

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Stock Research Checklist: 9 Steps for Better Due Diligence

Use this 9-step stock research checklist to review SEC filings, business quality, financials, valuation, risks, and portfolio fit before investing.

Sep 24, 2026Read →

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How to Find Breakout Stocks: A 7-Step Volume Guide

Learn how to find breakout stocks with a 7-step checklist for price structure, relative volume, market context, fundamentals, and false-breakout risk.

Sep 24, 2026Read →

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P/E Ratio Explained: Formula, Examples, and Common Mistakes

Learn how to calculate a P/E ratio, compare trailing and forward P/E, interpret high or low multiples, and avoid common valuation mistakes.

Sep 24, 2026Read →

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How to Use an Earnings Calendar Before and After Results

Learn how to use an earnings calendar to verify report dates, save estimates, calculate surprises, and review guidance and price reactions.

Sep 24, 2026Read →

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Relative Strength vs. RSI: The Difference, Formulas, and Proper Use

Relative strength and RSI are different indicators. Learn each formula, what each measures, and how to avoid common interpretation errors.

Sep 24, 2026Read →

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Stock Market Breadth: Indicators, Formulas, and a Practical Workflow

Learn what stock market breadth means, how key indicators and formulas work, and how to interpret participation, divergences, and data limits.

Sep 24, 2026Read →

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