Value Spreadsheet

Crynssenstraat 23-I, 1058 XT, Amsterdam, Netherlands
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Value Investing Blog. Videos, informative articles, free spreadsheets, tutorials, stock tips and other useful investment resources.

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Alan Schaeffer
GB

Wonderful tool for evaluating investments. I think the spreadsheet is fantastic. It does what it promised - it provides a very detailed but quick evaluation of stocks that I am considering investing in.

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Franz Huang
GB

Value investing... the easy way I've been using Value Spreadsheet Premium since 2015, and it never fails in providing a quick but thorough fundamental analysis of any given stock I'm analyzing. Basically, it's fundamental analysis without the hard work involved. If you just want to quickly calculate what yearly long-term return you can get when buying at the current price, you can do that. If you want to see how intrinsic value estimates are calculated, you can do that too. If you want to see fancy charts of profit/revenue/dividend growth, Value Spreadsheet Premium does that as well. On top of that, Value Spreadsheet Premium doesn't have a monthly subscription fee! The one-time payment might seem to be a lot a first, but over the long-term it'll be one of the best investments you'll ever make, and this stock-vetting tool should be part of your toolkit when doing any type of due diligence on stock.

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Chandra Sivaraman
GB

A small price to pay for investing your… A small price to pay for investing your money wisely. Nick has done a great job putting his ideas into a practical form that is so easy to use and offers valuable insights. And he is super responsive and helpful.

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Rafat Chaudhry
CA

Good Product but doesn’t support all Canadian Stocks This is a very good product for US stocks. Does not cover enough Canadian stocks.

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Damien Parker
AU

Well Organized & Compact In share analysis one of the great problems is 'over-analyzing' and paralysis by analysis. Great to see all this reduced to a compact figure. Well thought out and presented.

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