Value Line: One stop shopping for investors
After the market crash of 1929 and subsequent bear market in 1931 wiped out his mother's savings, Arnold Bernhard, a former analyst with Moody's Investors Service, realized that a standard was needed that would signal when stocks were overvalued and when they were undervalued. So, in 1931 he founded Value Line and became known as the "Dean of Wall Street" for developing this revolutionary approach to security analysis.
Whether you're a beginning investor or a veteran looking for ideas, Value Line will provide you with independent, reliable and unbiased information on companies, industries, markets and economies. Expert analysis and guidance is also available. It covers most actively traded U.S. exchange-listed stocks including non-U.S. based companies, small and mid-cap stocks, mutual funds, options and convertibles. Value Live provides all the information you need to make wise investment decisions.
Included in Value Line are:
- Data: Compendium of current and historical market and financial data.
- Historical Reports: Historical financial data on nearly 4,000 stocks.
- Research Reports: Access Value Line featured lists or predefined and industry screens.
- Expert Analysis: Objective commentary and insights on companies, industries, markets and the economy.
- Weekly Sections: Ratings and Reports; Selection and Opinion; Summary and Index
- Investment Education: FAQs, navigation tips, video tutorial, glossary of terms, and useful articles.
The Value Line database is available through the Toronto Public Library website with a valid library card.
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