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- Quick Start Guide
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How To
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Analyze a Stock
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- Seeing What the Analysts Say
- Getting Research Reports
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- Seeing How a Stock Rates vs its Peers
- Checking Performance vs Competitors
- Checking the Technicals
- Analyzing Growth
- Analyzing Dividends
- Checking Seasonality and Monthly Returns
- Reviewing Financial Statements
- Viewing Historical Data
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Analyze a Stock
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Stock Rover Help
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Introduction
- Stock Rover Overview
- The Premium Trial
- The Main Window
- The Start Menu
- The Search Bar
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- How Quotes Work
- Managing the Panels
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The Chart
- Charting Overview
- Types of Charts
- Setting Chart Options
- Selecting Tickers
- Setting the Time Period
- Adding Benchmarks
- Setting Baselines
- Charting Events
- Candlestick and OHLC Charts
- Valuation Charts
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- Managing Charts
- Resetting the Chart
- Accounting for Dividends
- Saving Charts as Images
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Introduction
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Metrics
- Metric Overview
- Chartable Metrics Overview
- Analyst Estimates
- Analyst Ratings
- Balance Sheet
- Cash Flow Statement
- Custom Metrics
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- Grades & Scores
- Growth
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- Industry Deciles
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- Portfolio
- Portfolio Reporting
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- Returns
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- Returns vs. S&P 500
- Revenue Estimates
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- Stock Rover Ratings
- Technical Indicators
- Valuation
- Valuation Range
- Valuation Yields
- Volume
The Premium Trial
When you first sign up for Stock Rover, you automatically begin with our two week, no-obligation, no-credit card trial of Stock Rover. The trial begins with the Premium Plus plan, but you can change the plan you experience as described in the next section.
After the trial period, if you decide not to sign up for one of the Stock Rover Premium Plans, your account will automatically revert to a free Stock Rover account.
Changing the Trial Type
You can experience each of the three Stock Rover paid subscription plans or the free plan during your Premium trial period. You can also change between the four plans as much as you like. By default you start with the Premium Plus plan, which is the most capable of the four plans. However if you want to trial the Premium plan, the Essentials plan and/or the Free plan, you can do so.
To change your trial plan, find your account name in the top right hand corner of Stock Rover. Then select the little down arrow to get the account menu. From there select Change Trial. Note the Change Trial option is only available when you are running the Premium trial.
Then you can choose which plan you want to trial.
Trial Limitations
Due to a licensing restriction with our data providers, Premium Trial members are not able to export the Table to a CSV file.
Premium Trial users are not able to run unlimited Research Reports. Research Reports can be run on all of the Dow 30 tickers, plus 20 additional tickers.
Premium Trial users are limited to five Stock Ratings reports.
Finally Premium Trial user can not import Screeners, Portfolios or Watchlists which have been exported in Stock Rover format from another account.
All other Premium Plus features are available to Premium Trial members. In addition, Premium Trial members have free access to email support.
What Happens When The Trial Ends?
You have 14 days to run your trial. After the 14 days, your trial will automatically revert to our free version. There is no automatic charge at the end of the trial. The Stock Rover Trial process is completely free from start to finish.
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