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ValueSense features - Metric calculators

<– Back to the Knowledge Base Metric Calculators are analytical tools that provide instant, in-depth analyses for specific financial metrics for any publicly traded company. Instead of manual calculations, these tools generate comprehensive reports that help you analyze key financial indicators to make smarter investment decisions by providing automated data

ValueSense features - Advanced Stock Heatmap

<– Back to the Knowledge Base The Advanced Stock Heatmap is a powerful data visualization tool that provides an immediate, at-a-glance overview of entire stock market indices. Instead of sifting through tables of numbers, you can instantly see which stocks, industries, or sectors are performing well or poorly based on

ValueSense features - Overview templates

<– Back to the Knowledge Base Overview Templates unlock fast, insightful stock analysis with ready-made analytical frameworks that help you quickly evaluate any company. Instead of building dashboards from scratch, you can select from a comprehensive library of curated templates, each focusing on different aspects of financial analysis to provide

ValueSense Intrinsic Value Tools - Peter Lynch Charts

<– Back to the Knowledge Base Peter Lynch Charts provide a quick, visual assessment of a stock's current valuation relative to its own historical performance. This powerful tool compares a stock's market price to valuation bands calculated from its historical Price-to-Earnings (P/E) ratios, helping investors

ValueSense Intrinsic Value Tools - DCF Value Calculator

<– Back to the Knowledge Base The DCF Value Calculator is a comprehensive tool that determines the intrinsic value of a stock using a Discounted Cash Flow (DCF) model. It automates the complex calculations involved in projecting a company's future cash flows and discounting them back to present

ValueSense Intrinsic Value Tools - Discount Rate Calculator

<– Back to the Knowledge Base The Discount Rate Calculator is a specialized tool that determines a company's discount rate, which is a critical input for stock valuation models like Discounted Cash Flow (DCF) analysis. It calculates both the Weighted Average Cost of Capital (WACC) and Cost of

ValueSense Intrinsic Value Tools - Earnings Power Value (EPV)

<– Back to the Knowledge Base The Earnings Power Value (EPV) calculator is a conservative valuation method developed by Bruce Greenwald that estimates a company's intrinsic value based solely on its current, sustainable earnings without factoring in any future growth. This approach helps investors understand what a company