Summary Points: Fiem Industries shines in two-wheeler lighting. Moneycontrol rates it “Overweight” for long-term. My Stock Engine gives it an Overall score of 63.25%. Growth and moat are Fiem’s strengths. Price looks overvalued, profitability needs work. Both analyses offer valuable investment insights. Jump here to see the comparison Introduction I’ve poured my heart and soul…
As investors, we’re all searching for that sweet spot – companies poised for significant growth, right? But how do we distinguish genuine growth potential from fleeting hype? It’s a challenge, and honestly, relying on just gut feelings or popular opinions is like navigating a maze blindfolded. That’s precisely why I poured my experience into building…
We all know that investing in the stock market can be exciting. But it can also be quite daunting, especially if you are a newbie investor like I was in year 2008. For a new investor, I know how overwhelming it can be to look at a stock and decide whether it’s a good investment…
The Stock Engine is a web application designed for fundamental analysis of stocks. It offers tools like the Big Screener and Pre-Built Screeners to filter stocks. There is also detailed stock pages providing insights on intrinsic value, price trends, and Overall Score to its stocks based on six key parameters. MyStockEngine is not just a…
Synopsis: First use the filters to get your stocks shortlisted based on your parameters. Then visit the detail page of your shortlisted stocks. There you can check the app’s overall impression, which quickly tells if a stock looks worth considering or not. Then, you can scroll down to see simple scores and plain-text-based insights about fundamentals like growth, profitability, and financial health. The app also shows whether the stock is overvalued or undervalued by comparing its price with its estimated intrinsic value.
Want to find the best mutual fund without wasting hours? Here’s how to use Stock Engine’s Mutual Fund Screener step by step. Set the right filters for Rating, Type, Category, Risk, and Expense Ratio, and get a shortlist of funds that actually match your goal. Includes real examples for long-term equity investing and short-term safe parking of money.
The purpose of this blog is to highlight how a user can use The Stock’s Engine to analyze stocks online. One of my acquaintances was using a free portal for stock analysis. Recently, I showed him our Stock Engine. He immediately commented, “these are the answers that I wanted from a stock portal. Though The…
Among other metrics, our stock screener stands out because of two important numbers, the overall score, and intrinsic value. The intrinsic value of stocks is estimated based on a few standard financial models like DCF and a few of my own algorithms and logic. But the overall score-rendering proved to be more complicated. Why? Because…
Most people think a powerful stock analysis platform must be expensive. But The Stock Engine was built differently. By keeping the infrastructure lean, avoiding unnecessary costs, and developing much of the system internally, I’m able to offer professional-grade stock analysis at pricing usually seen in simple reporting tools.
I built Stock Engine to solve a major gap in stock investing tools. Most platforms only report financial data and ratios, but investors need interpretation. Stock Engine analyzes stocks across key investment parameters and answers the most important question: “Is this stock good or not?”
Some people might question the utility of my Stock Analysis Worksheet. Why? Because it mostly rates its stocks as overvalued or of a low overall score. Some users find it frustrating and send emails to me about the plight. I can understand this feeling. We want the worksheet to throw a list of names of high-scoring, undervalued stocks….
The stock comparison tool was one of the first tools which I developed in excel. In the last few days, we have made it more online savvy. Now, this tool can fetch stock data automatically upon click of a button. Check Our Big Screener – A WebApp The worksheet also has few limitations. It works…
