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 the modeled estimate and the percentage gap versus market price.
Search companies or stocks...
Save the US and ASX stocks you follow, then check how their prices sit versus fair value - without hopping between tabs every time.
A normal watchlist tells you what moved today. This one helps you ask whether the price still makes sense.
Most watchlists only show the quote. Here you also see the modeled fair value estimate next to the price.
A valuation percent shows how far market price sits from the modeled fair value estimate.
One list for stocks you own, another for ideas you are still watching, another for ASX names - whatever split works for you.
This is a sample table so you can see the layout - price, fair value, and the calculated gap versus the model. Your real list will use the tickers you add.
| Symbol | Price | Fair value | Fair value gap |
|---|---|---|---|
AAPL Apple Inc. | $214.50 | $248.20 | +15.7% |
MSFT Microsoft Corp. | $428.10 | $401.50 | -6.2% |
NVDA NVIDIA Corp. | $132.40 | $118.90 | -10.2% |
CBA Commonwealth Bank | A$152.30 | A$168.40 | +10.6% |
GOOGL Alphabet Inc. | $178.20 | $181.00 | +1.6% |
BHP BHP Group | A$41.85 | A$46.20 | +10.4% |
AMZN Amazon.com Inc. | $198.70 | $192.40 | -3.2% |
TSLA Tesla Inc. | $248.90 | $198.50 | -20.2% |
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.
Skip the noise. Save the tickers you are researching and check back when you have time.
The fair value gap shows the percentage difference between market price and the modeled estimate.
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
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.
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 the modeled estimate and the percentage gap versus market price.
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.
A normal watchlist is mostly price and change. This one also shows fair value (where unlocked), a valuation percent (gap vs the model), and market price so you can compare the figures on one row.
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.
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.
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.