All I really want, and I must be blind because I can't find such a site or program, is to anonymously enter some dates and amounts that I brought stock, and see how that investment has be valued on the days since, and compared to alternatives such as mainstream index funds or top performers. Is there anything like that?
Created a free website that simplifies stock analysis
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Re: Created a free website that simplifies stock analysis
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Thanks you very much. I started to learn webdev a couple of months ago and I thought "learning by doing" so I started to code this website for fun and as a new challenge for me to learn new skillsets. The endgame of the site would be to help the poor/middle class in the stock market to actually make some profitable trades with the help of simple signals backed by statistics. A nice community where we can laugh and sh…
> help the poor/middle class in the stock market to actually make some profitable trades with the help of simple signals backed by statistic The poor/middle class are more likely to be pissed off at you when they discover, like you will, that throwing a kitchen-sink full of data at an algorithm is no substitute for hard manual work researching stocks. You're not the first to have this amazing idea, you won't be the l…
I strongly agree with you.
I too believe that most AI results are false and only works in a optimal environment such as the stock is always liquid and the bid-ask spread is close to none.
Nevertheless, I give my best to make this signals as reliable as possible. I strongly encourage everyone to make their homework.
I provide all the most important fundamental data for each stock, e.g. income, balance-sheet, cash-flow. See here for more [link redacted]
Re: Created a free website that simplifies stock analysis
#73Earlier quoted context omitted.
Yes TA indicators a part of the feature vector space. However, so far the model uses 200+ features where I pick the best 10 features that correlates the most with the target goal. In the next version of the model I use more sophisticated features and architecture of the model to increase the win rate and minimize the loss.
Are you training a single model that's supposed to represent the entire market?
No,
I train each stock on a separated model to not interfere and make the dataset "dirty".
Each stock has its own dynamics thats why i split each model
Re: Created a free website that simplifies stock analysis
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Valuations are straightforward in a world without corporate actions like splits, consols, dividends etc. Most (all?) data providers rerate historical prices after corporate actions that affect prices and this is not really the correct way to do continuous valuations using the restated prices.
For what purpose do you want to ignore splits?
I didn't say we should ignore splits. To reiterate: most third-party data providers include splits by restating historical prices. This only works if you want to analyse performance at individual stock level by ignoring holdings. But if you want to do performance analysis for your own portfolio of stocks, relying on restated prices is incorrect.
Eg. If you bought say 10 stocks at the old price, you cannot take the restated historical price with your 10 stocks and you cannot take the units held of 10 stocks with the new prices. You have to account for this via transactions to increase your holdings (for splits) by leaving the prices historically the same.
Re: Created a free website that simplifies stock analysis
#75Earlier quoted context omitted.
Valuations are straightforward in a world without corporate actions like splits, consols, dividends etc. Most (all?) data providers rerate historical prices after corporate actions that affect prices and this is not really the correct way to do continuous valuations using the restated prices.
Some of them allow you to view adjusted vs. current pricing. Some of them also leave it up to the user to figure out if it's adjusted, so it does take some homework to figure out at times.
Indeed. It's by no means "straightforward"
Re: Created a free website that simplifies stock analysis
#76Earlier quoted context omitted.
Are you training a single model that's supposed to represent the entire market?
No, I train each stock on a separated model to not interfere and make the dataset "dirty". Each stock has its own dynamics thats why i split each model
Yeah, that's how I thought it should be. Sounds like a lot of models you're building.
Do you tune each one separately as well or do you find a base tuning and go w/ that?
Re: Created a free website that simplifies stock analysis
#77Link: https://name-redacted.com/ Note: THIS IS NOT AN AD- everything here is completely free and I make no money Overview: I was always frustrated about the stock analysis websites such as Simplywall.st where we have to pay money for a nice UI and all-in-one package where we find the most important stock data in one place. So I thought i can do it too but for free. Also I always liked memes and I thought let me make…
Simply Wall St has and will always have a free plan ;)
UI looks great though, nice work!
Re: Created a free website that simplifies stock analysis
#78Link: https://name-redacted.com/ Note: THIS IS NOT AN AD- everything here is completely free and I make no money Overview: I was always frustrated about the stock analysis websites such as Simplywall.st where we have to pay money for a nice UI and all-in-one package where we find the most important stock data in one place. So I thought i can do it too but for free. Also I always liked memes and I thought let me make…
Simply Wall St has and will always have a free plan ;) UI looks great though, nice work!
Yes but the free plan is quite useless.
You can only analyze 5 stocks. That's it!
Re: Created a free website that simplifies stock analysis
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> This is great spirit, but the lower class would probably be better suited for simple index funds. I fully understand you. However, I strongly believe to beat the system where the rich people are flourishing too much and the poor are getting poorer everyday due to inflation, there must be some way to stop it. Maybe AGI? In the meantime I will do everything I can to serve the poor/middle class to survive on better te…
> I strongly believe to beat the system where the rich people are flourishing too much and the poor are getting poorer everyday due to inflation You are digging yourself rapidly into a hole, please stop digging. The rich manage their money through capital preservation, investing for income not aggressive growth. Meanwhile you are promoting an aggressive growth strategy to the very people who cannot afford it. It will…
My goal was never an aggressive growth strategy. I am sure I never mentioned this once on my website.
Rather I encourage my users to do due diligence for each of their stocks. And in this journey my website [name redacted] comes into the play where I provide high accuracy, free information to the public
Re: Created a free website that simplifies stock analysis
#80All I really want, and I must be blind because I can't find such a site or program, is to anonymously enter some dates and amounts that I brought stock, and see how that investment has be valued on the days since, and compared to alternatives such as mainstream index funds or top performers. Is there anything like that?
Google sheets has (had?) a stock function that takes a ticker and a date.