Courtney Kiely

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If you’re between the ages of 15 and 30, you’ve most likely used Snapchat in your life. It’s the preferred social media app for many. The demographic for Snapchat is young, and this is a reason why it’s lost some growth in the past few years. What does the future of Snapchat look like?

Tesla is a company that has a chance to not only change the automotive industry, but to change the way we commute altogether. Will Tesla’s stock continue to rise, or will issues cause the company to have setbacks? With all these questions and more, what does the future of Tesla look like?

Most of us have gone to an AMC Theaters at some point in our life. They’re probably the most popular movie theater chain in the US. They have debt, and analysts predict they’ll have a financial loss in 2019, before possibly becoming profitable in 2020. What does the future of AMC look like?

Beyond Meat has only been public for a little under two months but has already made a huge splash on the stock market. Why was their IPO such a historic event? What makes Beyond Meat one of the most popular food companies right now? And what does the future of Beyond Meat look like?

Uber might be one of the most popular companies in the world right now. Almost all of us have used their convenient rideshare service. Some analysts say that you should stay far away from Uber’s stock, while others think buying is a smart move. So, what does the future of Uber look like?

Almost all of us use Netflix (even if we use someone else’s account) pretty often. It has movies, TV, and its own original programming. Despite all these positives, many are concerned about the financial future of the company due to its debt. What does the future of Netflix look like?

IEX cut off access to its free financial data API. This affected individual investors, developers, and others who took advantage of this free service to obtain financial data like stock prices for their websites, intranets, and analytics applications. But Intrinio offers another option.

Intrinio announced that it has raised $5m in a Series A Financing Round led by Nyca Partners, with participation from existing investors. Intrinio democratizes market data – enabling fintech developers to efficiently incorporate vast amounts of data in their applications in minutes.

MarketBeat is a financial news and stock prices site that empowers individual investors to make better trading decisions. MarketBeat offers real-time financial data and objective market information such as analyst ratings, corporate buybacks, dividends, economic reports, and more.

DiscoverCI is a financial platform that covers over 10,000 publicly traded companies and offers a variety of tools to help users uncover investment opportunities, analyze stocks, and grow their portfolios like the pros. These tools include a stock screener, stock charting, and breaking news.

Threadvest's ETF Miner is here to make investing in Exchange Traded Funds (ETFs) easier for everyone. Additionally, Threadvest has their own investments that can be tracked publicly along with the commentary for users to gain insight into their performance and the market in general.

Join guest blogger the Dividend Pig as he uses Intrinio data to decipher which dividend growth stocks might perform the best in 2019. Here is his list of high-quality, dividend growth stocks with stable earnings, manageable debt, and cash flow to cover those (hopefully) rising dividends.

Intrinio is pleased to announce the addition of US and International exchange traded funds (ETF) data feeds from First Bridge to our financial data platform. Users can now access a variety of analytics, statistics, holdings, and metadata for the United States as well as International markets.

Here at Intrinio, we’re not just on a mission to make financial data affordable and accessible, but also to bring high quality, clean financial data to the masses. So how exactly do we take the inordinate amount of incoming financial data, polish it up, and push it out to all of you?

While there are a variety of ways to keep track of your dividend stock, we’ll focus on Excel. We’ll take you through Intrinio’s free Excel Add-In, which allows you to pull in a variety of dividend records such as the amount of latest dividend, the dividend yield, and dividend payout ratio.

Stocksholm is an independent rating platform for stocks that trade on NYSE and Nasdaq. The Stocksholm team developed a quantitative algorithm that assigns star ratings to stocks based on value and momentum. Users combine the rating with their own knowledge to make investment decisions.

Debt to EBITDA is a measure of a company’s ability to pay off its incurred debt. In this short process, we’ll show you how to pull the Debt to EBITDA ratio for US publicly traded companies without doing manual calculations, which is possible through the Intrinio Excel Add-In.

The Altman Z Score calculation is based on five financial ratios and can take some time to produce manually. In this short process, we’ll show you how to pull the Altman Z Score for US publicly traded companies without doing manual calculations through the Intrinio Excel Add-In.

Stop spending time manually calculating Net Operating Profit After Tax (NOPAT) and start saving time by automatically calculating this in Excel in under two minutes. In this short process, we’ll show you how to pull NOPAT for US publicly traded companies through the Intrinio Excel Add-In.

If you’re sick of doing Price to Earnings Ratio (P/E Ratio) calculations by hand, check out this Excel hack. In this short process, we’ll show you how to pull the P/E Ratio for US publicly traded companies without doing manual calculations, which is possible through the Intrinio Excel Add-In.

Beyond ETFs is designed to outperform the S&P 100 by educating you on the Brockmann Method, which utilizes price momentum to create a daily rank order which informs you what and when to buy and what and when to sell, and reinforcing your habits with an instant, personalized scorecard.