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.

A powerful tool to analyse stocks I have been using the Value Spreadsheet Premium for a number of weeks. It is really a genius tool created by Nick Kraakman. After you key in the stock symbol, the spreadsheet will do the calculations and analyses for you in seconds. It will also retrieve important data and ratios and create charts for you. All these can help you to see a clearer picture about the stock. And from there you will know which areas need deeper studies. With a 30-day money back guarantee, it's worth giving it a try to see how powerful this tool is. P.S.: Of course you can do all the calculations manually, but automation will save us a lot of time and works.

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!

Time saving company valuation google sheet I used the excel from the course which would take me hours to research multiple companies because of the manual entry. My time is very valuable and I rather spend that time researching trading or learning. The ability to do on your phone is awesome. I can get an idea what to invest in and instantly find out the value on the company anywhere. I believe timing is everything in investing and this allows me to do my valuation anywhere. I also enjoy the ratings on the metrics of the company and the ability to edit the score. I made $2000 off one investment in two months using the excel sheet so I already made my money back. This is just of the tools you need to be successful.

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.