Investrade customers get free access to snapshot research reports from Zacks Investment Research, with coverage on thousands of stocks and easy filtering by ticker, Zacks rating or date range. This article explains what’s included in the Zacks reports inside the platform, how to find and filter reports quickly and how to interpret the Zacks Rank scale. Next step: log into your Investrade account, open the Zacks Reports tab on our Investor or Pro platforms, search a ticker you’re researching and use the Zacks rating filters to surface reports that match your current screening goals.
Investrade is pleased to offer all customers free snapshot research reports from Zacks Investment Research. With coverage on more than 4,400 stocks, you can access unlimited reports directly through Investrade’s platforms at no cost.
You can access reports under the “Zacks Reports” tab after logging into the trading platform. It’s easy to get started. Simply search by ticker symbol, rating (e.g., strong buy, sell, etc.) or date range of the report.
To view an example of a full report, click HERE.
You can search for a specific report by searching a ticker symbol (e.g., TSLA).
You can also filter reports by Zacks rating to identify opportunities that align with your strategy (e.g., strong buy).
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Bonus Report: Monthly Economic Outlook
With the Monthly Economic Outlook, you’ll be able to access a new macroeconomic report by Zacks Chief Equity Strategist John Blank, PhD.
This report has four sections:
- Key Points
- Monthly Key Topic
- Conclusions
- Economic Projections
Updated monthly, this report can serve as a valuable addition to your ongoing research routine.
We’ve also added “Global Week Ahead” and “Earnings Trends” reports to give you a jump start on your week. Be sure to check them out as you grow as a trader and investor and refine your strategy.
Questions on the Snapshot Reports? View our Glossary for definitions of key terms..
Zacks assigns ratings using a proprietary quantitative model based on trends in earnings estimate revisions. This model is designed to evaluate stock performance over a one- to three-month timeframe. Each stock receives a rank from 1 to 5:
- Zacks Rank 1 = Strong Buy
- Zacks Rank 2 = Buy
- Zacks Rank 3 = Hold
- Zacks Rank 4 = Sell
- Zacks Rank 5 = Strong Sell.