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Every stock you research means rebuilding the same analysis from scratch. Pull financials. Calculate ratios. Build charts. Run comps. Then do it all over again for the next ticker. We spent the last 3 years building an automated stock analysis spreadsheet that eliminates all of that the moment you type in a ticker. youtu.be/EQDQWzrN0Z8?si… Here's what it covers: ↓

@CompoundingLab Wisesheets data is primarily loaded in the backend, comps data (another backend tab), and the KFS (financial statements) tab. I have all Wisesheets data formatted as the maroon red font color.

@StableBread Ye, I already checked about this. So backend will be the place where formulas leading to wisesheets will be visible, correct?

Every stock you research means rebuilding the same analysis from scratch. Pull financials. Calculate ratios. Build charts. Run comps. Then do it all over again for the next ticker. We spent the last 3 years building an automated stock analysis spreadsheet that eliminates all of that the moment you type in a ticker. youtu.be/EQDQWzrN0Z8?si… Here's what it covers: ↓

@Vivek_Investor Never say no to samosa

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Pricing table on the landing page breaks everything down. Backend is just calculations logic and lots of Wisesheets formulas. And a tab where all the comps data is loaded. You can edit any existing sheet except backend tabs with the pro version. So you can remove my logo and customize how you'd like. If you want to add, rename, move, delete, hide tabs then you'll need developer version.

@StableBread Ok. So I can start with pro version. What is backend worksheet if I may? And if I need to change branding to my logo, I assume I need developer?

Many investors compare Indian valuations to U.S. valuations and consider them "cheap." However, this is not always appropriate. Public float in India is low and insider ownership is among the highest globally. This results in limited supply of quality equities and a scarcity premium on quality with growth. Of roughly 5,000 listed companies, about 3,500 are illiquid microcaps. Of the remaining 1,500, perhaps 150 to 200 have strong corporate governance and quality characteristics. Domestic mutual fund inflows concentrate on these names, keeping valuations elevated and making them rarely cheap except in sharp market selloffs.

@CompoundingLab Unfortunately not. But if you already have the professional version, the top of the checkout page for developer version has a coupon to save $100. (Just make sure you're logged in): stablebread.com/purchase-autom…

@StableBread Agreed. Do you provide coupon for the dev spreadsheet? I am considering to buy one from you.

@devineni6 @KabraxFX @bjmtweets $1.62B or ~7% on the lower end of analyst estimates for Dec'26... Avg is $1.65B or ~8.4% growth (vs. FY2025 actual of $1.517B)

@StableBread hmm 7% Revenue for 2026 is really way low ..hope it will be at least 20% for 2026,,did management said this in last ER?i could not find @KabraxFX @StableBread @bjmtweets

$ROOT dropped from $80 to $43 in six months. But the business actually got better. First full-year profit, $206M in free cash flow, $669M in cash. However, the market wanted 50% growth. It got 29%. Here's the story: ↓

@Mindset4Money_X Bad at generating rev from users

It’s early 2017 and the hottest messaging app in the world goes public. You invest $10K. Today, that's worth just $1,900. Why didn't $SNAP work?

@TradeSignalHQ I think prob lead to even shorter avg holding periods

It’s becoming increasingly likely that 24/7 trading is happening. Seems inevitable and that’s a shame. That combined with the taxation of unrealized gains may be the time I leave investing, but until then investing is one of the best ways to get ahead in life. At least financially.

@varunv_malhotra surprised $SHOP at S tbh, guess I need to investigate more.

I ranked 18 SaaS stocks from "will dominate AI" to "cooked by AI." If you're going against the Frontier Models its not a great spot to be. If your moat is features nobody uses, you're cooked. Especially if your customers are consumers and SMBs who will switch for half the price.

@KiwiiRob Agreed

@StableBread $ROOT share price I believe is also affected by the wider software rout, incorrectly so.

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@KabraxFX Noted thanks for pointing that out

@StableBread The only major correction to these posts is the relationship does not end & need renewal in 2026, its in 2027 when the warrants are set to expire. They can of course still renew and extend the terms. The relationship between $ROOT & $CVNA is strong: x.com/KabraxFX/statu…

Well with any tool that standardizes data (wisesheets, quickfs when it existed, yahoo finance) my approach has been to trust but always verify. Fiscal ai seems the best in terms of data quality. Wisesheets is suitable for screening and analysis from my testing/use. I usually build/pull reported financials and my own models custom for deeper dives regardless. But their standardized data is not perfect, as you've noticed. e.g. saw some weird stuff on EPS for $BABA few months ago, but it has gotten significantly better and they've told me they're working on more specific data reporting so I'd imagine that will improve our trust in data quality.

@StableBread Agreed. I have already contacted them and they fixed. However if I have to contact them every time totals are not balancing, it will be too much. How do you handle those differences?

@NoelWieder True but how are you actually understanding the biz of 100-200 stocks per day.

I probably look at 100 to 200 new stocks every single day. I do this for hours. I don't know any other reliable way to find new ideas. Lynch, Buffett, Schloss. They all said it's about who turns over the most rocks. I used to think that was just a nice quote. But it's actually true. And I think it goes even further than that. It's about who turns over the most rocks over 50+ years. Not just 1, 2 or 5 years. It's about doing this for a lifetime.

@CompoundingLab Hello, thank you! They standardize via XBRL US GAAP Taxonomy. Have any examples of mistakes you're seeing? Can take a look myself but Wisesheets team could prob clarify better for you.

@StableBread Hey there Fajasy. You did amazing job. One question however botherd me - what are your thoughts about your data source (wise sheets)? I found mistakes on a regular basis. It is having impact on charts, etc as data can be incorrect.

$ROOT proved in FY2025 that its model generates real profits and free cash flow. The balance sheet is relatively clean. The independent agent channel is scaling fast. The Toyota partnership adds a new distribution vector. Valuation at 0.53x P/S and 3.9x EV/FCF is pricing in almost no growth. The risk is that "no growth" is closer to reality than investors want to believe. Revenue is decelerating, the Carvana partnership faces a renewal cliff in six months, and management is guiding for lower profitability in 2026. If you believe the growth investments pay off and the Carvana partnership renews, the stock looks very cheap at $43. If you think growth has peaked and chasing new channels erodes margins, upside is very much uncertain.

Where does this break down? Three risks to watch: 1) The Carvana partnership expires October 2026. Non-renewal or worse terms would hurt both distribution and revenue. 2) Growth keeps decelerating. If 2026 comes in below the ~$1.62B revenue consensus, the stock stays low(er). The market wants to see growth investments translate into accelerating policy growth, not just more spending. 3) The combined ratio. Q4 2025's 99.7% was a step backward. If the full-year 2026 combined ratio drifts back above 100%, the profitability narrative weakens and the "model works" thesis takes a hit.