i didn't see the downgrade this morning on briefing.com for $MBLY. since wsj.com, yahoo finance, and nasdaq.com use briefing.com has their data feed for stocks in play and upgrades and downgrades, they all missed this information. i gotta use some other website that will provide accurate upgrades and downgrades and not cherry pick the ones it wants to list. come on briefing:eek:
I don't trade stocks much, but it isn't fun being blindsided in anything. Try cross checking with Market Watch, which is a Dow Jones site. Absolutely no idea how good they are, but between the two you might have a better shot at timely info. http://www.marketwatch.com/tools/stockresearch/updown
Marketwatch is owned by News Corp which owns the WSJ. I'm not saying you're know, but I don't know why they would use a different source. Incidentally, the MBLY downgrade is not listed in that link. I like finviz to check for downgrades and other odd stuff. There is a downgrade for MBLY listed, from Deutsche Bank. I don't know if that's the one you are referring to. Oh... And I don't believe there is a need to precede the ticker symbol with a dollar sign. This isn't twitter.
I have no idea of the source for Marketwatch. As Nasdaq clearly states that the source of info is briefing.com, and Marketwatch does not, I took it as they do their own compilation. As for MBLY not being listed on the link, you will note that only the last 200 actions are listed and this only goes back to Thursday 9th. The downgrade referred to occurred on Tuesday or earlier according to OP, so obviously you won't find it there. I simply put it as an alternative source that may or may not be useful.