STOQ Terminal. No more spreadsheets to judge a stock
A research tool that puts a stock's figures, valuation and risk on one screen, for self-directed investors.
Working out a stock properly meant juggling separate spreadsheets and tools. The figures sat in one file, the valuation in another, and whether a stock was cheap stayed a gut feeling.
Result and build time
- Result
All the data to judge a company, brought together on one screen.
- Build time
2 months
Before and after
Before
- “My figures are in one spreadsheet, the valuation in another.”
- “Is this stock cheap? Mostly I go on gut feeling.”
- “Really getting to know one company takes me hours.”
Now
- Figures, valuation and risk sit together on one screen, per company.
- You see the stock next to similar companies, and what growth is already in the price.
- You read in short text how the company makes money and what its biggest risks are.
What it looks like
How it works
You look up a company
You type a company's name. You can choose from more than 120,000 stocks on 128 exchanges.
STOQ lines it all up
You read how the company makes money and what its biggest risks are, with a price chart next to it. Tabs show the figures, the debt, the valuation and the comparison with other companies.
You see what it does to your portfolio
You see what a stock does to the risk of your portfolio and run stress tests over it, such as rising interest rates.
What this proves
Bring complex data together.
A builder with the quote, the schedule and the purchasing in three files, or an agency that goes through five lists per client: it is the same puzzle, a lot of data in too many places. We built this for investors: all the data to judge a company, brought together on one screen, for more than 120,000 stocks.
Next case
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