AnalytixInsight Inc V.ALY

CapitalCube implied price down to .82 now

[Gulag2011]

• Apr 27CapitalCube Implied Price previously was 1.10, is now 0.82.

[DeepBreath]

I hope you know the implied price (along with fundamental) is comparing its "peers" which are currently: PyroGenesis: Equipment & manufacturing (growth) stock. (I made 2x on that investment when i sold) Hive Blockchain: Probably the closest to ALY in terms of both being a software company  Labrador Technologies: Still files its reports, but there operations are

[uppermost10]

If this is how implied price is calculated then I would say the metric is irrelevant. The "peers" don't seem related to what Analytix is doing. I am of the opinion that we are comparing apples to submarines. U

[DeepBreath]

In the "pro plan" (which you "cant" do in any other plan) you can edit (and save) the peers like removing PYRO but adding MSFT to compare ALY to. (Yall should know this already, if you don't do better DD.) Doing that would adjust _insertBlank_ price and give an updated peer analysis. The default peers for ALY is just to "fit" ALY fundamentals in terms of

[geekinasuit]

LOL I read your post after my last post complaining about the peers being wrong. So that's good you can change the peers, because they do not mach in some cases. I agree with everything else you wrote, it seems like a no brainer for these guys to make things better and increase revs. The "free" plan is just not enough for me to get a good idea how valuable their tool is. When I

[DeepBreath]

Just make a new account (with a new email of course) and click-on/check-off the pro plan when prompted. The pro plan trial is 7 days long.

[geekinasuit]

CapitalCube is geeting some of the listed "peers" wrong.  In some cases companies are not in the same competitive space and it's questionable to list them as peers. Take AMD for example, they list HP as a peer when it's not even close to the same kind of company. NDVA and INTC make perfect sense however, but where's QCOM as an example of a worthy peer?

[uppermost10]

I notice the same wrong "peers" issue showing up with other providers of this sort of thing. TD often has peers listed that are not comparable to the equity in question so it is across the board type of "error" so often generated by a algorithym that obviously flawed when it selects a peer.  No bigger in my estimation, however.  Swapping out peers for a more

[geekinasuit]

I can understand why the algorithms are unable determine good comparable peers, there are a number of things to match up against that do not show up in the data that companies make public. Has anyone looked at the automated financial reports that InvestoPro/Marketwall has? The videos with voice are OK to listen to in the morning while sipping on a home made cappuccino. I don't think