Research Guides: Bloomberg Terminal: Analysts Reports (2024)

FAQs

Research Guides: Bloomberg Terminal: Analysts Reports? ›

How Do I Find Analysts Reports? To access analysts reports on companies, using Bloomberg, type the symbol of the company, the country code (if needed), press the EQUITY button, type ANR, and then press GO. Alternately, from the security's analysis page, type ANR and press GO.

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To find analyst reports (also known as sell-side, broker, or equity research reports) for a specific company, search for that firm's ticker symbol or name in the top search box. Then, on the News & Research menu, click on Company Research. Use filters on the left-side menu to refine your search.

Warren Buffett has the same number of Bloomberg terminals in his office as Seth Klarman.

Glassdoor is an excellent resource for competitor information, employee feedback, industry salaries, and more. They also produce reports and studies. Statista offers reports on just about anything business for purchase, but also provides useful “highlights” for free.

Generally a research report is produced by the investment industry analysts in order to provide guidance to investors. Not all investment reports are public. The depth and quality of analyst reports vary considerably.

To find whether we have the report you need, try your industry search first on "Alacra" or "marketResearch.com". Once you identify the report that you need, look for the publisher of the report on the list below. If it is listed, connect to the publisher's website and search for that report.

Exporting to Excel

Open Microsoft Excel on the Bloomberg terminal. Click the "Bloomberg" tab on the toolbar at the top of the page. Click the "Data Navigation" button to bring up the data wizard. The data wizard allows you to search for and download securities data within Excel.

We offer historical data on the website for the last five years.

Do you need a CFA to be a research analyst? ›

Other Qualifications for Equity Research Analysts

The preeminent professional qualification for equity research analysts and others working in securities research is the Chartered Financial Analyst (CFA) designation, which is awarded by the CFA Institute.

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You should consider earning a Bachelor's or Master's Degree in Marketing, Math, Statistics, Business Administration, Data Science, or Market Research. Most research analyst positions require candidates to have a degree in one of these fields.

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We offer historical data on the website for the last five years.

Exporting to Excel

Open Microsoft Excel on the Bloomberg terminal. Click the "Bloomberg" tab on the toolbar at the top of the page. Click the "Data Navigation" button to bring up the data wizard. The data wizard allows you to search for and download securities data within Excel.