Investor’s Business Daily
(IBD) is a national business and financial daily newspaper that serves over
800,000 investors worldwide through a variety of proprietary products and
services, relevant news from the investor’s perspective, as well as
innovative research, investment education, efficient stock ratings and
screens unavailable anywhere else.
With
Investor's Business Daily and INVESTORS.com, you'll get the stock lists,
ratings, and tools you need to systematically increase your returns. Plus,
you get online access to market analysis and stock lists from the paper,
including The IBD 100 and The Big Picture.
Every Monday, Investors.com content editor Ken Shreve
appears on "The Tom O'Brien Show" to discuss the IBD 100 and other investing
topics.
Interviews
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Listen to the Ask Bill Show from Tuesday March 11, 2008,
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Listen to the Ask Bill Show from Tuesday February 12, 2008,
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Listen to the Ask Bill Show from Wednesday February 28, 2007,
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Listen to the Ask Bill Show from Tuesday November 28, 2006,
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Listen to the Ask Bill Show from Tuesday October 24, 2006,
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Listen to the
Ask Bill Show from Tuesday September 26, 2006,
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Listen to the interview with IBD Founder and CEO
William O'Neil from January 25, 2006, click
here
In 1983, entrepreneur and legendary
investor William J. O’Neil realized that both individual and professional
investors needed more relevant data, and O’Neil found that most newspapers
made readers sift through too much news and information to try and figure
out the relevant facts in their investing. He himself found it difficult
to read print publications for conclusive or relevant investing data. His
goal in designing IBD was to not only cut through mass information, but to
report and highlight the data that was more pertinent to finding emerging
stock leadership – and also, discuss the perspectives not being covered by
the media. As a noted stock market veteran with decades of investing
successes, O’Neil’s forward thinking approach involved databasing all
stock performance statistics and creating programs to highlight top
performing stocks. This might seem obvious by today’s standards, but
O’Neil was the first in the 1960s to computerize stock market information
and create historical tracking of stock performance. It netted
eye-opening conclusions that created a proven stock-picking strategy which
honed in on how stocks performed before their biggest price moves. O’Neil
created many screens and IBD’s well-known stock tables that rate stocks
against others. Many subsequent innovations over the years went into
Investor’s Business Daily, making the paper unique, groundbreaking and
without peer. The content continues to evolve each year, but is always
derived from programming the O’Neil stock computers to sift for stocks
with emerging leadership performance—a primary component of a stock’s
future potential. He also followed with studies of stocks topping and
turning down, so that it is more clearly understood today how stocks break
down. These findings have enabled investors to use IBD’s screens and
research to build their skill, and many now make more money in the market.
Investor’s ability to now zero in on growth in emerging stages has
resulted in long lists of success stories, many of which
can be found here.
Of course, not all succeed if they are unwilling to break bad habits or
don't take the time, effort and discipline to improve their investment
methods.