Found this website that performs some pretty neat analysis on stocks all over the world including many of Bursa's stocks. The website is called Simply Wall St. They appear to be a fintech startup based in Australia.

Link: https://simplywall.st/stocks/my

Some pics for its analysis for Top Glove











Has anyone ever used this platform before? Are these stock reports reliable one ah? They look like it to me since I can see their underlying data, but they appear to require a paid plan.

TG FV only rm7.07 ?

It's quite popular overseas. I've seen alot of high profile investors share their screen and use this software in the USA market.

I use it mainly for the convenience, not the analytics.
It's great to see the data points and figures I'm looking for in one place. Keep in mind the articles it churns out are automated. It's analytics like Fair Value...take it with a big sack of salt.

The reports, revenue and cost numbers are correct as far as I can check it.

I'm not too suprised at this result if this is true lol. TG is quite overpriced imho, but mana tau their assumptions

I see. Just wonder if Malaysian investors use this as well, since this looks like its geared towards retail investors

Yeah, their articles I noticed all have the same format. Not too surprising since the stock reports appear to be automated as well. The FV thing I'm very unsure since their results often vary a lot vs the FV by the analysts in the local investment banks. Like TG, almost every analyst here predicts the FV to be around RM 10 - RM16. This one predicts it at just around RM7 lol

Do not use their FV as a basis for anything.
It's based on a formula that can go whack, I've seen it go up to 100x current price.

Paid USD 80 for the annual package and been happy to be using it as initial screening. I've cross checked the numbers against annual reports and it's accurate so far. They scrub data from S&P so it should be good.

big sack of salt. hahahha very nice.
but if the numbers are correct, then it is the valuation methodologies that are different.
perhaps they are more risk adverse and hence has slightly lower valuation?

Valuation is an art, not hard science.
Different people may view value differently, could be their more risk adverse valuation methodologies that causes the difference?

also agree with you.
can use these number that has already been crunched for you to work on your own valuation.

* for those that don't have access to bloomberg, TR, or any other analytical tools for convenience.

That site also helps me with some parameters like the PE Ratio since it is a simple calculation.
Some companies are hilariously overpriced. Go see Hartalega's current PE Ratio.

Hmm.... Maybe what I could say is, the more competent investor you are, the better you will be able to benefit from the platform

As a relative newbie I find some of their content still a bit difficult to digest, especially those failed test thingys and research articles.

The infographics are pretty neat though, can get a lot of in depth information and number crunching on a company and present it in an easy to read format

Maybe once I get a better grasp at stock investing then I can appreciate the platform better

People dont seem to be complaining about it so its probably just me

I like the app, simple with lots of info, analysis, news, almost everything.