Hi everyone, Nacer here. I spent around twenty years in capital markets, and founded Bolt Markets, a brokerage, structured products and asset management platform authorised by the UK Financial Conduct Authority. The thing that always struck me is how much the research desk is taken for granted on the inside, and how completely out of reach it is on the outside. An institution gets one consistent score across every company it looks at, a fair value built from several methods rather than one, and an analyst to ask. An individual investor gets a price chart, a news feed and a great deal of opinion. TickerWhale is my attempt at that missing research desk. Every trading night it re-scores 1,315 companies out of 100 across five things: quality and growth, valuation, technicals, risk and sentiment. Each company also gets a model target, a fair value blended from up to seven valuation methods, and you can open it up and see which method said what rather than taking one number on faith. Underneath that sit the things I always wanted in one place: live prices, seventeen tracked technical indicators with the verdict each one reaches, analyst targets and ratings with the recent firm actions and multi-year forecasts behind them, what the options market is pricing for the next month and quarter, and a peer table that puts all of it side by side. Ask Willy reads across the lot and answers in plain English, showing the data behind every answer, so you can check it instead of trusting it. It is free to start — all the scores, one model target a day and five questions a day, no card needed. For this launch the first 100 people get three months of Pro, which unlocks every model target, the upside against the last close, the full valuation breakdown and thirty questions a day: https://tickerwhale.com/invite/7... What I would most like from this community is to be told where it is wrong. Pick a company you know better than most people and tell me whether the score matches what you actually see. That is far more useful to me than a kind word. This is research, not investment advice.

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Scores, fair values and plain answers for 1,300+ stocks

Scores, fair values and plain answers for 1,300+ stocks