Over the weekend, we released the NDW Research Hub. Today, we dive into all its uses and features.
Over the weekend, the Nasdaq Dorsey Wright team released a brand new addition to our website, designed to enhance the way you interact with our research on a day-to-day basis. The new landing state (the Research Hub) brings together a new look and feel to your Nasdaq Dorsey Wright workstation, while still delivering the same quality research content straight from the desk of the analyst team each and every day. With the change effective May 12th, the team wanted to take the opportunity to formally introduce the page with today’s featured article.
To start, we want to emphasize the team hasn’t taken away access to any of the different parts of the platform you know and love. Navigating around the platform (including to the traditional, full view of the daily equity report) all still takes place around the left rail navigation pop-out. (For example, getting to the DALI rankings is still just two clicks away…). Searching for stocks, mutual funds, and research still flows through the upper right-hand corner.
The meat and potatoes of the Research Hub is designed to make searching for research and ideas relevant to you easy, saving you time in your day. The top of the page brings high level views of pages around the platform. From the Daily Morning Update to a quick summary of what analyst research is trending around the platform, engaging with fresh content on what the analyst team is seeing is still a centerpiece of the platform. At the same time, new panels highlighting NDW’s buylists or featured models makes quick and easy idea generation exactly that… quick and easy for your upcoming client meetings.
Further down the page drills deeper into specific asset classes in more detail. Based on the DALI rankings, the tile-based navigation system gives you a high-level look at what areas are gaining/losing relative strength. Building on that idea, clicking on any tile will pop out a side rail highlighting a most recent analyst curated comment for the group, spanning across the investable world. Also, underneath the research tab will be relevant full-length research the NDW team has put together for that specific group, making it easier to consume relevant content without having to search around the report archives for the whole morning. On the right-side pop-out is a detailed list of stocks, ETFs and Mutual Funds (if applicable) that rank well according to NDW’s Technical Attribute/Fund scoring system. The goal is to quickly deliver actionable ideas all on one page. Research and stock/fund ideas for each tab won’t change every day, but the analyst team will update each tile with changes as price action dictates, ensuring that you stay up to date with shifts in relative strength. We also include major research and a full size PnF chart of major indices and indicators on the front page of the research hub as well, designed to, again, save you time by eliminating some navigation requirements to get to your favorite charts around the platform. Analyst commentary can also be found here, helping you interpret market action every step of the way.
Towards the bottom of the page, we also included three pre-made screens, all of which utilize the new Screener tool (beta version) to deliver actionable ideas at the click of the button. Ranging from dividend payers to actionable stocks across NDW’s overweight sectors, the analyst team will occasionally update the available screens to help you with easy idea generation.
While the entire team is confident that the research hub will enhance the way you use Dorsey Wright within your practice, we do understand that change can be difficult. Most importantly, we want to reemphasize that your access to different parts of the platform, nor your ultimate cost of the service has changed with the release of research hub. Just like elsewhere on the platform, the team is constantly looking for ways to improve our service to you. If you have any questions, we would like to point you to a recording of our live webinar covering some changes in more detail, linked here.
