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• Go to the source. Public companies usually publish a wealth of information on their Web sites.
• To get negative news, check 10Q Detective or Footnoted.org.
• For a fee, you can get independent research reports from Morningstar ($159 annual subscription) and Value Line ($598 per year).
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