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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Tamara
CA

Absolutely happy with my Value… Absolutely happy with my Value Spreadsheet experience! Literally takes seconds to do a sound fundamental analysis of a company, It covers everything from finding the intrinsic value of a company, to reviewing it’s financial health. I highly recommend this fantastic tool to anyone needing a solid foundation on valuing and researching investments.

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Lucian
RO

Great gem! This guy is really selling what he says! I am fully satisfied with the spreadsheet and it's characteristics. Works in seconds like it says and with that you can evaluate lots of companies with the ticker symbol only. Recommended for value investors who want a proffesional opinion before making a decision. Glad I found it!

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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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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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IL

Thank you for a great instrument! In my opinion, the company's growth data are missing, such as: Revenue, Net income, Equity, FCF and others. Another thing is combinations and graphs. I think there are few graph, it will be great the there will be graphs with combinations of revenue, income from operations, net income, EPS. A combination of revenue and net income. A combination of LT. debt, free cash flow and net income. A combination of assets, liabilities and equity. A combination of operating cash flow, CAPEX and free cash flow. A combination of revenue growth vs. assets growth

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