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Show HN: I built a website to create financial models for any stock online
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#22your model is bonkers NVDA - Current Price: $921.93 | Projected Price: $30,082.68 | Difference: 3,163.01%
If the AI says it it must be true. For the sake of my portfolio, fingers crossed.
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#23If this worked you wouldn't be selling access, especially not for a one-time fee of $10. You'd be making millions. You could probably get away with charging a subscription fee.
I am not advertising this as a stock price predictor. This is for people to make valuation models on stocks but the valuation depends on user input.
So, your tool sounds interesting, but I don't know enough to use it. Do you have a tutorial video or anything that might walk me through a user story on how somebody would use your tool? Or, do you know of a good fundamentals course that would give me the knowledge to be a customer of your tool?
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#24your model is bonkers NVDA - Current Price: $921.93 | Projected Price: $30,082.68 | Difference: 3,163.01%
Hey, the model starts with the previous years growth numbers projected out 5 years. You are meant to give your assumptions to get to a valuation. NVDA revenue grew 125% last year so projecting that out for 5 straight years results in a very high value but is most likely inaccurate!
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#25Re: Show HN: I built a website to create financial models for any stock online
#26OP: What are “AI Models"
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#27Everyone: This is a nice simple interface for making a discounted cash flow (DCF) model, and the pro version lets you export that to Excel. There’s still a lot of work to fill in those fields. More on DCF: https://corporatefinanceinstitute.com/resources/valuation/dc... OP: What are “AI Models"
So you can say, "I think AAPL will have strong growth over the next 5 years, they will also see costs go down as xyz will happen" and the AI will use your assumptions to fill in the DCF
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#28Taking the defaults Boeing is going to -424 a share. Will check this out again later when I can actually try some sane numbers
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#29Earlier quoted context omitted.
Hey, the model starts with the previous years growth numbers projected out 5 years. You are meant to give your assumptions to get to a valuation. NVDA revenue grew 125% last year so projecting that out for 5 straight years results in a very high value but is most likely inaccurate!
It sounds like a couple people in this thread have misunderstood how to use your tool. Perhaps you want to hide the projected numbers at least until they start to put in their own assumptions.
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#30Earlier quoted context omitted.
I am not advertising this as a stock price predictor. This is for people to make valuation models on stocks but the valuation depends on user input.
I'm interesting in learning more about individual stock investing. I mean, I've been doing it for years, but more just on hype. I've been very successful, but I do very little research on fundamentals and I want to do more of that. So, your tool sounds interesting, but I don't know enough to use it. Do you have a tutorial video or anything that might walk me through a user story on how somebody would use your tool? O…