What is a Valuation Watchlist?
It is a personal list of stocks you care about, with fair value sitting next to the price. Instead of only watching daily moves, you can see whether a name still looks cheap, expensive, or roughly fair.
Valuation Watchlist - track fair value of your favourite stocks
Save the US and ASX stocks you follow, then check how their prices sit versus fair value - without hopping between tabs every time.
More useful than a price-only list
A normal watchlist tells you what moved today. This one helps you ask whether the price still makes sense.
Price and fair value, side by side
Most watchlists only show the quote. Here you also see what we think the stock might be worth - so you are not guessing from price alone.
Spot cheap vs expensive quickly
A simple verdict and valuation percent tell you if a name looks undervalued, overvalued, or somewhere in the middle.
Keep separate lists
One list for stocks you own, another for ideas you are still watching, another for ASX names - whatever split works for you.
Here is the kind of view you get
This is a sample table so you can see the layout - price, fair value, a quick verdict, and how far the stock sits from that estimate. Your real list will use the tickers you add.
Core holdingsSample
Made-up numbers - yours will use real tickers| Symbol | Price | Fair value | Valuation % | Verdict | Upside / downside |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
AAPL Apple Inc. | $214.50 | $248.20 | -13.6% | Undervalued | +15.7% |
MSFT Microsoft Corp. | $428.10 | $401.50 | +6.6% | Overvalued | -6.2% |
NVDA NVIDIA Corp. | $132.40 | $118.90 | +11.4% | Overvalued | -10.2% |
CBA Commonwealth Bank | A$152.30 | A$168.40 | -9.6% | Undervalued | +10.6% |
GOOGL Alphabet Inc. | $178.20 | $181.00 | -1.5% | Fairly valued | +1.6% |
BHP BHP Group | A$41.85 | A$46.20 | -9.4% | Undervalued | +10.4% |
AMZN Amazon.com Inc. | $198.70 | $192.40 | +3.3% | Fairly valued | -3.2% |
TSLA Tesla Inc. | $248.90 | $198.50 | +25.4% | Overvalued | -20.2% |
Group stocks how you like
You do not have to dump everything into one giant list. Split ideas however it helps you think - then open a company or valuation page when you want the detail.
- Follow the stocks you actually care about
Skip the noise. Save the tickers you are researching and check back when you have time.
- See how far price has drifted
Upside and downside show the gap between the market price and fair value, so you know where to dig next.
- Open the full story when you want it
From any row you can jump into the company page or valuation tools. Premium adds fuller fair-value models if you need more depth.
Example lists
- Stocks I own8 stocks
- ASX ideas to research12 stocks
- US names on my radar6 stocks
- Dividend watch9 stocks
Want to try it with your own stocks?
Make a free account, add a handful of favourites, and see how they look next to fair value. Upgrade only if you want the deeper tools.
If you outgrow the basics, Premium adds fuller fair-value models and more history on the stocks you already follow.
Common questions
Who can use it?
Anyone with a free Tickerplace account can create and manage watchlists. Premium is optional - it adds deeper fair-value models and more history if you want to go further on those same stocks.
How is this different from a normal stock watchlist?
A normal watchlist is mostly price and change. This one also shows fair value, a valuation percent, a simple verdict, and upside or downside - so each row helps you judge value, not just momentum.
Is it free?
Yes for the basics: sign up, make a list, add tickers. Premium is there if you want fuller fair-value tools and deeper financial history across the site.
Can I track both US and ASX stocks?
Yes. Mix US and ASX tickers however you like, then open the company or valuation page when you want more detail on a single name.
How do I get started?
Create a free account, make a watchlist, and add a few favourites. That is enough to try it. Upgrade later only if you want the extra valuation depth.