Glenn @glennull

IT by trade, finance by degree. I build my own stock valuation tools and self-host them. Free to use, not financial advice. https://t.co/UmJhU6klBy reversedcf.deepvaluelab.net San Jose, CA Joined February 2011

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Glenn @glennull

2 days ago

@hopes_revenge Is Queer Voices about dogs?

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5 days ago

@hopes_revenge I feel like you mean that literally.

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a week ago

@BB_Chargers I need to cleanse my soul and get this out of the way. This team is going to suck this year.

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2 weeks ago

@__apf__ @briallysia My father was from Flensburg, Germnay. He threaten to send me to some place called Baxtehude???

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4 weeks ago

@tryinvesti @NVDA Correct, and thank you for your comment, my wording was imprecise. I use it to back out of the FCF growth the market is currently pricing for $NVDA, or any stock. Then I use that growth rate to judge whether the company can actually deliver.

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4 weeks ago

Try my reverse DCF tool to calculate FCF growth for @NVDA. Let me know what you think of it. Hobby project, not financial advice. reversedcf.deepvaluelab.net

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4 weeks ago

@__apf__ Show no mercy!

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Glenn @glennull

a month ago

Which leaves exactly one question to answer: Can this company beat that growth rate over the next 10 years? Right now $NVDA is priced for roughly 26.5% FCF CAGR over the next decade. Do you think they beat that? That's the entire question. Using CAPM instead of WACC for discount rate.

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Glenn @glennull

a month ago

Both live, both free, both hobby projects (not financial advice): 📊 deepvaluelab.net 🧮 reversedcf.deepvaluelab.net What's a company you think the market is underestimating right now?

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Glenn @glennull

a month ago

Briefly on the build: Python and Flask, self-hosted on a $6/month Linux box I configured myself. No AWS, no managed platform. The first one took a weekend to deploy. The second took an hours, because everything I'd learned was reusable. I also used Claude Code and Obsidian Vault to help. Maybe I'll have another thread on how to build web app tools.

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Glenn @glennull

a month ago

Tool two: a reverse DCF calculator. A normal DCF asks "what is this company worth?" Reverse DCF flips it. Set intrinsic value equal to today's share price, then solve for the free cash flow growth rate the market is already assuming.

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Glenn @glennull

a month ago

Tool one: a stock value screener. I import fresh data weekly and it ranks every stock by weighted score: ROIC, margins, P/B, PEG, FCF, Morningstar fair value. You can adjust the weights and rankings re-sort live. Manual updates for now. If there's demand, I'll automate.

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Glenn @glennull

a month ago

I went back and got a finance degree, then built the two valuation tools I always wished existed. Both free, both live. Here's what they actually do 🧵