Value Spreadsheet

Crynssenstraat 23-I, 1058 XT, Amsterdam, Netherlands
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4.30
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Thomaz Richter
AU

Looks good so far Purchase was easy, just got the speadsheet last week so a little early to say whether it's of good use for me. So far what I have seen looks good and what i like about it, it is customisable. Support is good and quick.

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Silvano
VN

I have been actively testing the… I have been actively testing the product for the last 7 days so I am still determining if a stocks max buy price = its intrinsic value can be relied upon to make a valid buy/sell decision Some improvements would be: 1. show the Dividend Yield for the stock 2. avoid mistakes where the stocks Current Sales Price is a correct figure instead of being incorrect

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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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customer
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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customer
AU

Not bad but not great Not bad but not great. Some of the valuations are based on quarterly financials and don't fully recognize what a company is really worth. Prefer the data be half yearly or yearly, gives a better overall picture because short term analysis can be volatile especially when there is a major world disaster that disrupts financial markets and therefore world wide equities.

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