Value Spreadsheet

Crynssenstraat 23-I, 1058 XT, Amsterdam, Netherlands
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4.30
Based on 20 Reviews

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Ebaby
GB

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.

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Mohammed
ID

One of the reason i like this because… One of the reason i like this because Nick is genuine he replies to your queries and even something out of his product . I once asked nick how to open an account on an brokerage account and nick guided me through it. Plus being a customer for this product is brilliant half the work is done buy the algorithms set on the the excel sheets. You just put the ticker and you have reply.

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customer
IT

Some suggestions: Some suggestions: - it would be great to have piotroski score among others - it would be great to have 5 quarters of data, in order to be able to calculate YoY % on a quarter basis

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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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J. Corleto
GB

Incorrect Data I found the spreadsheet was incorrectly reporting key financial data for selected stocks. This was reported and appears to have been fixed.

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