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2mo ago

You can now adjust a stock's DCF assumptions with sliders and watch fair value change in real-time

Most valuation tools give you a number and say "trust us." That never sat right with me.

2mo ago

What would $10,000 in Tesla in 2017 be worth today? We built a calculator for that.

We built a free "If You Bought" calculator that shows what any investment amount in 140+ US stocks would be worth today, going back to 2015. You can toggle dividend reinvestment on/off and see the exact difference DRIP makes over time.

2mo ago

We cover 140 US stocks for free. What should we build next?

MarketFairValue gives retail investors free access to fair value analysis, dividend income planning, earnings tracking, historical return simulation, and stock-vs-stock/benchmark comparisons for 140+ US stocks. Everything is free, no account needed.

We're planning our next phase and want input from real investors:

  • Full S&P 500 coverage (all 500 stocks)

  • Watchlists with email alerts when a stock drops below fair value

  • Portfolio tracker with an aggregate fair value score

  • Weekly newsletter highlighting top undervalued picks

  • International stocks (UK, EU, India)

2mo ago

Is paying $249/year for stock fair value analysis worth it?

I'm a retail investor who got tired of paying hundreds per year just to know if a stock is overvalued or undervalued. Morningstar charges $249/yr. GuruFocus starts at $424/yr. Simply Wall St locks most analysis behind a paywall.

2mo ago

MarketFairValue - What's a stock actually worth? Find out free

MarketFairValue analyses 140+ US stocks daily using four valuation models. DCF, Graham Number, PEG, and Dividend Discount - blended into one composite fair value. Each stock gets a clear Undervalued, Overvalued, or Fair Value verdict. Adjust assumptions with interactive sliders. Five built-in tools per stock: fair value, historical returns with DRIP, dividend income planner, earnings countdown, and benchmark comparisons vs S&P 500, Gold, and Bitcoin. 100% free, no signup required.