Stock watchlist with fair value and signal
Most watchlists show prices. This one shows what a stock is worth, whether it is still on track, and how lopsided your list is as a whole.
Up to 5 stocks in your browser without an account, 10 with a free one.
What it does
- Every holding with price, fair value and upside from 26 models
- A status per stock: On track or Review, from the same engine as the detail page
- Your watchlist at a glance: number, valuation, quality and spread as bars
- Performance from the day you added the stock
Data basis: 35,000+ valued stocks, 26 models, recomputed daily.
Free and with Pro
Up to 5 stocks in your browser without an account, 10 with a free one.
No cap, in the cloud on every device, an email the moment a stock flips to Review, plus the optimizer and diversification manager.
Compare every difference in detail
“This tool is great. I use it every time I want to buy a stock or study a stock. You get a valid calculation if you're buying an over- or undervalued stock. A perfect tool.”
Common questions
Do I need an account for the watchlist?
No. Up to 5 stocks it runs in your browser without signing up. A free account holds 10 and keeps the list on every device.
What do On track and Review mean?
On track means the stock still sits within our valuation. Review means price or fundamentals moved enough that a second look is worth it. Both come from the same engine the stock page uses.
Why does the watchlist show diversification?
Because the most common weakness of a list is not a single stock but that every position follows the same sector or country. The donut makes that visible at a glance.