15 Best Tool For Stock Analysis (2023 Updated)

This reader is okay. This specific reader was purchased to read and clear trouble codes on my Mercedes Benz – SKL 280. It cleared one code (ABS) and would not clear the SRS code. I know the SRS code is not active because these codes were the result of disconnecting the battery – for a battery change out.

So far this has saved me $$$$. As much as I like working on my own stuff, it’s nice to get the codes and take it to a pro and have them tell you the same thing.

I think I would have preferred to get the unit that displays live data, and is there a way that this unit can be upgraded to display live data?

I should have got one years ago so accurate and easy to handle

very good bit of kit, has lots of uses, good quality just a bit pricey

Nothing to tell, it’s Swanson, it works

It’s a good product, not too fantastic, but good. If you’re an absolute beginner in the stock market and know nothing, then you gonna find that you still need to watch some youtube videos.

It help learn better how to invest specially for someone like me that never been an stock investor before, with this book and a bunch of other research I been educating my self how to safely invest with the lowest risk possible but good earnings.

This is very informative please add to your collection.

I have always been dubious about extending tools. One bend or tweak and your extending days are over. I have the full set of indexing pry bars x 3, including the 33″ ratcheting pry bar. I had one of the 33″ pry bars start giving me trouble so I sent it in for warranty.

They sent back a 48″ extending pry bar. I have been using this for over a year. THIS IS A BEEFY UNIT!! I am a mobile diesel mechanic. This pry bar gets used daily. I have leaned into this tool with it fully extended and gotten some good ‘flex’ on the handle.

I have probably come very close to bending it and putting an arc on it, but have stopped. Anything can be broken and bent. Brute force and ignorance will prevail if given the opportunity. An extendable handle AND an indexing head!! I have been able to get the indexing head placed into just the correct position, then extend the handle between the frame of the truck and an axle and accomplished the job.

SOLID CONSTRUCTION ALL THE WAY, PLUS INNOVATIVE DESIGN!! My favorite pry bar, hands down (and I have a plethora of pry bars).

Another great running tool from Milwaukee! Smooth, handy and not clumsy. Only wish was that it had some sort of insert for the shoe. Such a big opening, Hard to make precision cuts on small pieces of wood.

Used to have an old Rockwell / Porter cable that had an insert shoe / plate that allowed you to do this.

i received this saw as a replacement for a previous model it is a10005 better and outperformed all my expectations after using the older model. this is the best jig saw i have ever owned and would recommend it to anyone who needs an accurate cut and a reliable tool.

If you require tech support during Covid, I tried 4 times, Customer Service first time but 3 other left messages never to be returned. Saw a neighbour, I had bought wrong blades. T-blades only as V-blades were slighting offset when inserted into Jigsaw.

Whew, return averted.

This is a very good tool that every teacher must have, to facilitate the grading of test. It gives you the number of questions or problems up to seventy. Then you just have subtract the number of wrong answers, and you get the student’s grade.

I have used it for the last sixteen years, and it was a suggestion from a very experienced teacher at he beginning of my career.

Simple to use. Very durable! I have one at home and in the classroom.

This simple slidechart has saved me time and time again! One simple step and the percentage score is there! Do not miss out on this!

Easy to understand Technical Analysis reference book covering all the basics for trading both short term and long term in the Financial Markets. I find this book to be invaluable for trading.

I wish I had read this book before and I can see why it is often nicknamed ‘the bible’. I’m only half way through this quite large book so far, but I can already see the reasons for many of my trading mistakes I’ve made in the past.

Technical Analysis is basically understanding patterns in graphs, uptrends, downtrends, sidewards trends and drawing appropriate lines, measuring things, and spotting when trends are changing as a trigger to buy or sell.

The book explains things in easy to understand terms with plenty of clearly drawn example charts demonstrating each type of analysis. Fully recommend trying to get yourself a copy of this, even though it is an expensive book, it is hard back and well bound.

Be careful not to accidentally buy the cheaper study guide instead which has a very similar cover. I don’t understand why the publisher does not reprint it in paperback.

These books are very good and accessible references – especially for the beginner. However, for the serious student who wants the theoretical background, the works of Martin Pring are recommended before embarking on serious trading.

For a quick reference within actual trading time cycles, it’s good to have John Murphy’s book close at hand as a memory aid.

This is the perfect tool for anyone looking to inspect behind drywall, in clogged toilets, clogged sinks, HVAC, etc. Milwaukee has more expensive models that allow you to do way more, but this model helps me with all of my home renovation needs.

I initially purchased this tool kit for one project and I found that I could use it in way more things than I originally expected. This thing is handy to get into tight spaces and allow you to perfectly see what’s going on in different areas.

Well, when these first came out, I thought “great!!!” Now I can see behind/ inside something without having to rip a wall open. You can in fact see, drilling a 3/8’s hole to insert camera. After that, it’s very disorienting and hard to see.

Focus is okay (should have a way to focus camera closer/further) as opposed to “fixed”. It does change focus, just maybe not to what one might need or it focuses on something other than what you want.

It has it’s place. A small section of the market, but that is all. With a 3′ “whip”, you’re not going to go far with it. It should be standard 6′ (they have several models, one that you can add length to if need be) but for the fixed, 3′ length, it’ll do okay at best.

I would tell anyone that instead of getting one that recharges ,as does the Milwaukee, I’d purchase one that you just insert some double A batteries. The Milwaukee is more “Pro” grade and if you’re the typical homeowner, you’ll never get your money’s worth out of the cost ($200.

00) for this model. It’ll be a dust collector at best.

There is a lot of calculator for the price. Of course you need to download the manual which is free and available online. I feel that the display is weak, so I replaced the Crso32 battery which did not help.

I note that in addition to the four screws on the back, the case is a snap fit together. Also please be carefutl to note the battery directdion. the calc is 3. 2 x 6. 1 x. 71″ has a 10 difit display.

The power is battery only. The five loan keys are different color for easy use. Ilike the simple on and off all it one key. I can recommend this calculator to anyone.

This is my second TI BA-II Plus calculator for my second attempt at CFA. I did not have any trouble in using the earlier calculator back in 2011 except for tough sticky keys; however, with this new version, I found the keys to be smooth and register inputs easily.

All in all I am happy with the product, especially since it’s much cheaper than the alternate HP model.

I started detecting in the late seventies and only living a few minutes from the beach have always wanted to do beach detecting. I have had quite a few different detectors over the years and have mainly detected on land because I could not seem to find a detector that was affordable and would work well on the beach as well as the land.

When the Vanquish came out I became very interested in it due to the reports of its excellent performance on the beach, so I went out and bought a Vanquish 440. I was extremely surprised at the performance and ease of use this machine had for the money, I have been on the beach a few times before with other makes of machine but never had anything that performed like this machine.

I put the machine into Jewellery mode, knocked the sensitivity down a couple of notches and was off, I was, at the time on a section of the beach called “bullet beach” known as that for obvious reasons.

Within a couple of minutes the signals were coming in loud and clear and I was pulling out old. 45 cal lead pistols projectiles and also old. 303 riffle projectiles. I would say that the depth on average was between six to ten inch’s.

The deeper signals gave just as strong a signal as the shallow ones and in the end there where that many that I did not dig them all but started selecting targets by the target ID number displayed on the screen.

I must say that I find the target ID numbers on these machines quite good and accurate, it’s just a case of learning what the numbers are like on any machine. I have tried all the modes including the coin and relic modes but have not really found a lot of difference in the depth, maybe relic being slightly deeper than the others.

The difference between them mainly being the discrimination and the recovery speed, coin mode having the fastest recovery speed and relic the slowest. I chose the jewellery mode for the beach as it has the discrimination set at zero with a medium recovery speed and small gold can come in on these machines as low as one and I did not want to miss anything valuable.

Selecting the “all metal mode” is very useful for listening for the iron in the background especially when hunting on land although I prefer myself to have it off when hunting on the beach, I find the fixed iron bios on these quite good.

I have done some testing of the machine on land and was really surprised at how sensitive this machine is to small silver items like cut quarters and cut half pennies. I would normally hunt on land with my Golden Mask fitted with the new fighter “S” coil which I find very good for finding small deep targets but found that the Vanquish was a lot more sensitive to the small silver items and was in some cases up to two inch’s deeper than the GM.

I need more time to evaluate the Vanquish on land but I suspect that my Golden Mask might be spending some time in the cupboard in the future, all in all I find the Vanquish an amazing machine for the money with it’s Multi IQ and easy to operate controls brilliant, and you will struggle to find another machine for the price with this sort of tech in it.

I found that the build quality is quite good but was a bit disappointed that the control box is not totally waterproof, especially as it will be used a lot on the beach. I did however find it that good that I have now gone out and bought the 540 as well for some of the extra features that it has like Bluetooth head phone support and backlight on the display for when the nights start to get a bit dark early.

I was nervous buying this detector because I really didn’t know much about them. After reading the reviews and watching a few YouTube videos I decided to take the plunge. I’m not disappointed at all.

It is exactly what I wanted. A detector that is not too pricey, easy for a beginner to use, but able to find decent targets. So far I’ve used it on the beach most days. I’m slowly learning how to set the discrimination settings in order to filter out rubbish (first few days I found bottle tops and can pull tabs by the truckload).

The detector is really easy to use, but there is a learning curve in order to master it. Expect to dig rubbish until you learn how to use the machine properly. So far I have found $53. 47 in modern coins, an old penny (1952), a silver ring, a small gold bracelet, an eagle pendant (I think it’s just stainless steal), and an eclectic collection of bits and bobs from an old square nail to a stealie tom bowler marble.

All this in just 3 weeks. So far I’ve had hours of fun with this machine. I would not hesitate to recommend it to someone seeking a cost effective yet powerful entry level metal detector.

This is a good companion for my TI Nspire CX II CAS. Sometimes you don’t need the complexity of a big programmable calculator. This is straightforward and easy to learn. Frankly, I’ve always preferred HP calculators, both for RPN and for the keyboard feel.

I have learned to appreciate algebraic entry too though. The keys aren’t quite as good as the offerings from HP, but they are just as good as the keys on TI’s expensive graphing calulators. The hard cover and super light weight make it easy to take with you, AND.

This is one of the few calculators you can use for Surveying or Engineering Licensure Exams in most of the US. I’m a retired land surveyor and a full time grampa and great grampa, but I still love a reliable handheld calculator for anything from checking Covid-19 statistics in Florida, (they were deceptive a lot of the time), to making a plan for a Bat Box Nest to keep the mosquitoes down.

Bats are cool and they eat lots if bugs, right? Get one, get some. So cheap and so reliable, it will last a really long time.

When I was in high school I bought the older version of this calculator just because I wanted a cute calculator (the older version came in pink) Well, now I’m 23 and set to graduate with my degree in meteorology this year, and I’m rebuying this calculator only due to the fact that my original one fell victim to a bad apartment flood I had last year.

When I received my funds from renters insurance, I went straight to Walmart in a mission to replace my beloved calculator. I went to 2 different Walmart’s and both didn’t have the 30XS, so I settled for the TI-30X IIS.

I was so disappointed to find that model didn’t have the features that I loved the 30XS for. I did my research and discovered that the new version of this calculator is now blue, but the features are the same.

NOTABLE FEATURES: -Answers are outputted as fractions automatically and it’s only two clicks to convert to decimal form if needed, although I find using fractions when I can helps during multi step weather calculations.

-Similarly, answers will automatically set up with square roots and/or fraction form when calculating with trigonometry.

This is quite a nice little calculator. I’ve been using an old TI-89 for most of my schooling for many years. I needed a calculator for a standardized test and this one was on the list. Coming from the familiar TI scientific calculator user interface, it was a very easy transition for general functions.

It does most of what my TI-89 could do, with a few exceptions. (Limited to smaller matrices (3×3), overflows for larger calculations on occasion such as larger binary-base conversions). Having polysolve, quick access log and trig functions, and base converters are great however! Overall, this is a really handy calculator with a lot of accessible fast functions for quick engineering analyses.

I’ve quite grown to enjoy using it.

Automatic in or out of circuit capacitor tester that functions brilliantly. It’s mainly for testing ‘lytics, giving an accurate response very quickly. Low/High ESR, short/open circuit and capacitance value if out of circuit.

Only one minor gripe. The croc clip leads could do with being 2mm or 4mm banana sockets. This would allow pointed probes to be attached for prodding round in tight spaces. Otherwise, GET ONE!.

Perfect for capacitors ESR measurements. Compared with older (ESR60) has wider range (40 ohm) and sound (beep. ). I wish if was built with other battery model. Use a 12V , A23 low capacity battery – garage remote control type.

Keep always one spare battery with you.

Was unsure about getting this but testing with a multimeter was not foolproof. I’ve tested brand-new capacitors out of the box before fitting and found the occasional one to be faulty. I bought the probes separately and find them a great addition to the unit.

NOT GOOD FOR LOGARITHMS OR SCIENTIFIC NOTATION CALCULATIONS!!! The calculator works ok but nothing more than what you’d get with an online calculator. I bought this calculator for my chemistry class because my teacher was ADAMANT we use a scientific calculator and only a scientific calculator (graphing calculator not allowed).

It took me awhile to discover it, but when doing logarithms, my calculator kept giving me estimations of the answer rather than the exact number. So instead of giving me 0. 0000156, it would give me 0.

00002. This wound up being a huge problem and impacting my score! You can’t divide using scientific notation on this calculator unless you’re ok with getting an estimation or rounded answer. You have to physically type out every decimal place to divide with to get an accurate answer.

And what’s the point then if you have to write the whole thing out anyways? Not a bad calculator for the money, but might as well just be using an online calculator at this point.

I have been buying these calculators for my employees for years, they WERE made in China and were fine but are now made in the Philippines. They are not worth the $11. The buttons stick and you cannot get accurate answers.

EVERY one that I have purchased has been defective. I generally buy 5 at a time but I will not buy this produce any longer.