Trial Databases
New databases available for a brief trial period.
Let us know which ones you think are worth keeping.
- Value
Line Research Center (Value Line)
 
- Provides stock quotes, company news, extensive graphing, market updates,
portfolio tracking with alerts, analyst supplements in real time, educational programs, and
more. Includes: Investment Survey is one of the most widely used independent investment
information services in the world, covering some 1,700 equity issues (about 135 stocks each week) -
Small and Mid-Cap Edition covers approximately 1,800 additional, mostly small-capitalization
issues - Mutual Fund Survey provides full-page reports on about 700 leading equity funds,
abbreviated reports on over 1,200 additional equity and bond funds, and summary data reports on
about 13,000 mutual funds - Daily Options Survey provides daily evaluations and ranks on
over 130,000 options, about 2,000 stocks, and 11,000 longer-term options - Special Situations
Service opens the world of emerging companies with bright futures to the more aggressive
investor - Convertibles Survey contains analysis and evaluation of over 700 convertible issues
and nearly 120 warrants - and Exchange Traded Funds Survey provides a capitalization
weighted average forecast for the ETF's expected relative return.
- Trial ends July 3, 2008
- Nursing
Reference Center (Ebsco)
- Provides access to thousands of full text documents that cover recent
clinical evidence and knowledge on diseases, conditions, drug information, patient education,
practice resources, labs, diagnostics,
and reference information from top publishers. Includes quick lessons -
3,600 evidence-based care sheets - 3,200 patient information handouts - guidelines - continuing
education modules - HealthDay News with FDA updates and daily clinical and drug
updates - research instruments - legal cases - and the full text of Davis's Drug Guide for Nurses,
AHFS Drug Information Essentials, and Taber's Cyclopedic Medical Dictionary.
- Trial ends July 2008
Database descriptions are adapted from each database's website.
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