Talk:Stockhub

References

1. Need to add citation for the sentence on "what's the next key milestone of the product?"
2. Need to add citation for the sentence on "which time period to use to estimate the expected return?"

—-213.205.240.205 14:12, 15 March 2022 (GMT)

Notes

This report is missing notes. —-213.205.240.205 14:13, 15 March 2022 (GMT)

Which notes? --Prisha (talk) 14:22, 15 March 2022 (GMT)

Peers

Received feedback from someone that he thinks that the peers in the valuation section of this report are unsuitable. No peers were provided by the person, so at the moment, it's best to keep the peers as they are.

—-213.205.240.205 14:12, 15 March 2022 (GMT)

Received further feedback from the same person:

• The peers cannot be publicly listed companies.
• When asked why they cannot be publicly listed companies, no reason was provided.
• The peers need to offer the same offering (i.e. investment research, ideally free-to-access investment research).
• Potential peers are Finbit (https://finbit.io) and Marketsmith (https://marketsmith.investors.com).
• On a side note, the person said that he thinks that even if a company provides free-to-access investment research that is materially better, in terms of quality, than Goldmans Sachs, an institutional investor, such as Blackrock, will not use it, because 1) it's free and 2) the investor probably already has a relationship with Goldmans Sachs.

--94.119.64.3 13:25, 23 March 2022 (GMT)

Summary section

How was the ROI calculated? That's an unusually high ROI. --Ferd (talk) 16:49, 23 March 2022 (GMT)

The answer to this question can be found in the Valuation section of the report. A note has now been added, detailing that (i.e. that the ROI calculation is found in the Valuation section of the report). --94.119.64.34 16:53, 23 March 2022 (GMT)

What is the mission of the company?

Stockhub isn't going to make money for people, it's helping them make better decisions as to which companies to invest in. --94.119.64.24 17:08, 23 March 2022 (GMT)

There’s a distinction between Stockhub the company and Stockhub the product, and there's also a distinction between the different versions of the product (i.e. version 1, the final version, and everything in between). For the avoidance of doubt, the 'What’s the mission of the company?' section of the report refers to the company, and not the product.

Also, I agree that make more money is a little strong; I think a softer/better description is this: to help make more money.

For the company, the mission is to help make more money for everyone; for the final version of the product, it's to help 'Analysts' (i.e. the product's target audience) to make more money; and for the first version of the product (i.e. the current version), it's to help 'Analysts' to make better investment decisions.

The table below highlights the key similarities and differences between the Stockhub company, the first version of the Stockhub product and the final version of the Stockhub product.

The report has now been updated accordingly.

Similarities and differences

	The Stockhub company	The final version of the Stockhub product	The first version of the Stockhub product (i.e. the current version)
What’s the goal?	Help people to make more money	Help people to make more money	Help people to make better investment decisions
Who’s the target audience?	Everyone	People who want to make their own investment decisions (i.e. 'Active Investors')	People who want to make their own investment decisions (i.e. 'Active Investors')
What proportion of the population does the target audience represent?	100%	10.4%	10.4%

--109.180.63.162 23:25, 23 March 2022 (GMT)

Who’s the target audience of the product?

"The audience is Investors. An investor is anyone who is willing and able to make an investment."

I feel the target audience is too broad, and needs to be narrower.

--109.180.63.162 10:35, 24 March 2022 (GMT)