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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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so far i pay everything from my own pocket. data provider, server, my own living expenses BUT i will probably add (*less) annoying ads and affiliate links similar like reddit to pay the bills and the servers :D. I have a research background that's why i strongly believe in free knowledge

I’d be happy to pay a bit for this tool. I love the UI. It would be awesome if ETFs were added down the road.

Thanks,

ETF,Market Index and cryptos will be added soon. So stay tuned :)

Re: Created a free website that simplifies stock analysis

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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?

You should be able to do that on https://www.portfoliovisualizer.com/

Re: Created a free website that simplifies stock analysis

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Link: 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…

Looks good! Would it be possible to make it accessible without requiring a login? (Because the minute you see "sign up for free" it starts to smell like "free" as in "not actually free", like most websites.)

Re: Created a free website that simplifies stock analysis

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I'm not sure myself if this feature exist somewhere for free. However, it sounds very straightforward. I will add the feature to my website. Should be online by tomorrow!

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?

Re: Created a free website that simplifies stock analysis

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Hey I'm just shocked and excited that someone from the neighborhood has started such an awesome project which I also had in mind. I also wanted to work with a friend to develop a robo advisor, I'm also new to the subject but I already have a bit of data science and machine learning experience. I will have a look at your website later and give you feedback. great happening! generated by DeepL, if you know what I mean…

Glad you liked it.

Im happy someone from the DeepL community from cologne liked the website.

I would be happy to hear your feedback.

Re: Created a free website that simplifies stock analysis

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post #67

Can you please add prices/dates/labels/ticks to the main chart on the overview page

Sure! I will add "Advanced Charts" in the near future where you will get a much more sophisticated chart analysis tool for free :)

Thanks!
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