I found Nick to be patient and engaging… I found Nick to be patient and engaging teacher. His coaching style can only come from someone who knows the subject thoroughly and one who has 'walked the walk'. I can't wait to put his principles in practice.

Value Spreadsheet; Value? Not sure if it is just my stuff or if the spreadsheet needs to be updated. Very few of the stocks I enter come up with accurate data, which I mean is old data. Also, many items come up blank or with error. It just isn't comprehensive enough especially for almost $500. It is a nice concept but I'd have to evaluate the execution as below average.

Quality customizable tool and outstanding customer service I purchased the spreadsheet a few days ago, after completing Nick's value investing bootcamp course. The layout is very intuitive, and because it's fully unlocked, allows me to use it as a jumping off point for any kind of analysis I want, or to input custom values for literally anything in there. I can also highlight certain cells, and take my own notes on how the various calculations work, and make as many copies as I want, for each stock pick, for example. I had a few questions about some of the inner-workings of the sheet, so I emailed Nick, and he replied in detail on the same day. I bought this with the intent of taking my learning from the course to the next level, allowing me to really understand deep down how various inputs and assumptions affect estimates of intrinsic value. Also to use as a power tool for analysis. As a builder, I'm no stranger to putting good money into good tools, and this is no exception. Even with my small retirement fund, the difference between 10% and even 12 or 15% returns over my lifetime will be life-changing. So it's no small matter, I decided, to invest in good tools to make that happen.

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.

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.