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Tickerplace uses 10+ valuation models to help investors estimate intrinsic value and assess whether a stock may be fairly valued, overvalued, or undervalued. Our goal is to make stock valuation more accessible and help investors make more informed decisions when researching stocks. We started with the ASX and US markets, and we'll continue expanding into more markets based on user feedback.
Here's the problem we kept running into: you can find a stock's price, its statements, its ratios, its charts anywhere. What's harder to find is a straight answer to "is this actually worth what it's trading at." That usually means building your own model and doing the math yourself.
So, we built Tickerplace to do that part.
It runs 10+ valuation models on every stock that includes - DCF, P/E, P/S, EV/EBITDA, DDM, and industry/sector average - instead of leaning on just one. No model is going to nail it every time, assumptions shift, markets do weird things, and each method has its own blind spots. But the combined numbers have been holding up well so far, and we keep improving them.
We're also looking at AI-based valuation models down the line, though nothing concretes to show yet.
Right now, we cover ASX and US stocks. More markets as we get feedback and figure out what people actually need.
If you've got a minute: how do you currently work out what a stock's worth? What's the annoying part? And what would make Tickerplace actually useful for that?
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About Tickerplace on Product Hunt
“What is a stock actually worth?”
Tickerplace was submitted on Product Hunt and earned 0 upvotes and 1 comments, placing #120 on the daily leaderboard. Tickerplace uses 10+ valuation models to help investors estimate intrinsic value and assess whether a stock may be fairly valued, overvalued, or undervalued. Our goal is to make stock valuation more accessible and help investors make more informed decisions when researching stocks. We started with the ASX and US markets, and we'll continue expanding into more markets based on user feedback.
Tickerplace was featured in Fintech (47.5k followers), Investing (26.7k followers) and Finance (6.3k followers) on Product Hunt. Together, these topics include over 33.3k products, making this a competitive space to launch in.
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Sunny
Hey Product Hunt 👋
I'm Sunny, founder of Tickerplace.
Here's the problem we kept running into: you can find a stock's price, its statements, its ratios, its charts anywhere. What's harder to find is a straight answer to "is this actually worth what it's trading at." That usually means building your own model and doing the math yourself.
So, we built Tickerplace to do that part.
It runs 10+ valuation models on every stock that includes - DCF, P/E, P/S, EV/EBITDA, DDM, and industry/sector average - instead of leaning on just one. No model is going to nail it every time, assumptions shift, markets do weird things, and each method has its own blind spots. But the combined numbers have been holding up well so far, and we keep improving them.
We're also looking at AI-based valuation models down the line, though nothing concretes to show yet.
Right now, we cover ASX and US stocks. More markets as we get feedback and figure out what people actually need.
If you've got a minute: how do you currently work out what a stock's worth? What's the annoying part? And what would make Tickerplace actually useful for that?
Thanks for checking it out! 🚀