[HN Gopher] Show HN: Stock research website with next-gen altern...
___________________________________________________________________
Show HN: Stock research website with next-gen alternative data
Author : jakubroz
Score : 83 points
Date : 2022-04-21 12:06 UTC (10 hours ago)
(HTM) web link (strike.market)
(TXT) w3m dump (strike.market)
| adam1122 wrote:
| very cool site. I have two question/request: -Can you make an api
| to acces all of the data from the website?(Possibly for free,
| because I'm cheap) -I live in Europe, I tend to look more about
| the European stocks, and even the european equialent of the same
| stocks. Is it possible to make them work,too? For example APC.DE
| for Apple and TL0.DE for Tesla.
| michaelsjoeberg wrote:
| https://stockstack.io/data/APC-GY
| https://stockstack.io/data/TL0-GY
|
| previous close by default, real-time if you add yahoo finance
| api key
| omarhaneef wrote:
| Big fan of alternate data. I appreciate:
|
| -- the effort expended to go out and collect a lot of different
| types of (publicly available) alternate data
|
| -- the look and feel of the interface
|
| A few comments:
|
| -- Who is the target audience?
|
| The user has to convince themselves that this is useful data, and
| to do that they would have to run some backtests or statistics,
| and the data in its current form doesn't lend itself to that.
|
| -- Confidence
|
| The user also has to be confident that the data is accurate, and
| that it will stick around.
|
| -- Exclusivity
|
| The data will likely be useful to the extent that it is not
| widely shared. Decaying alpha is an age old problem so you don't
| have to have a solution but what are your thoughts around it?
| LittlePeter wrote:
| The fact that your questions remain unanswered while other
| questions asked after yours are being answered by the OP is
| telling.
| constantinum wrote:
| How better is it than TradingView app?
| jakubroz wrote:
| TradingView does not have data like we have. Lets check it.
| swyx wrote:
| this is a beautiful webapp with lots of interesting data, very
| nice!!
|
| i'd like a couple more screens on fundamentals, see
| https://hypercharts.co/tsla for inspiration
|
| but still, super impressive (esp the transcript formatting) and i
| wish you got more upvotes from the HN crowd!
| TradingPlaces wrote:
| Very nice, and unlike most fin sites, not awful to look at. Very
| pretty in fact!
| finguy2022 wrote:
| Looks like their alternative data is actually fairly limited.
| From what I see it's showing off Similarweb page visits here (or
| some comparable product), Google Trends and scraped job listing
| metrics. Everything else is just regular financials you'd get
| from a 10Q.
|
| This is nowhere near the level of alternative data institutional
| players have, which costs mid-six figures to low-seven figures
| per major dataset.
| altdataseller wrote:
| I mean it's free. Of course there's no comparison.
| [deleted]
| [deleted]
| altdataseller wrote:
| How is this going to be monetized? Or will it be free and ad
| supported?
| jakubroz wrote:
| We have more alternative data in our roadmap and these will be
| available only for paid users.
| altdataseller wrote:
| Good luck getting retail investors to pay. Most do not pay
| and those that do pay for actionable trade ideas (ie buy X
| options and sell the next day)
| bombcar wrote:
| TWTR shows as "Founder Led" https://strike.market/stocks/TWTR
|
| What causes that to appear? Jack still being on the board?
| jakubroz wrote:
| Yes, if Founder is still in management/board we marked it as
| Founder-led.
| proveitsize25 wrote:
| How do you make sure your data is accurate? Could you tell us
| where you get all your data from?
| jakubroz wrote:
| We have a lot of data sources. Basic financial data we got from
| paid APIs, all other alternative data sources are our
| robots/scrapers...
|
| We have also our Analysts who choose which data to track for
| each company - it is really important to show only relevant
| data, so this is done manually.
| altdataseller wrote:
| What is the source of website traffic?
| jasfi wrote:
| Are you planning your own API?
| neogodless wrote:
| There are some things I like, largely the visuals.
|
| But I would like more granular increments on the graphs. The jump
| from 1 day to 1 month is a bit too big.
|
| Also my basis for comparison is finance.yahoo.com which lets me
| check things like the current conversion rate for a
| cryptocurrency to USD. Could those be added here, or is that too
| far outside the intended data set?
|
| I found the search prioritizes tickers over company names so much
| so that typing "netfli" doesn't show me Netflix as an option.
| Only typing the whole name had it turn up.
| easytiger wrote:
| slashdotted i'm afraid
| The_rationalist wrote:
| roguas wrote:
| I am not heavy user of stock applications, have seen a few. 1.
| Its neatly designed. Very clear. 2. I love the social/internet
| media stuff - I think its importance is especially relevant(and
| often completely ignored by competition) when it comes to tech
| stocks.
|
| Looks good overall! edit: looks great, sorry for understatement
| TIPSIO wrote:
| Pure excellence, great job. Such a great design too. Congrats on
| launch!
|
| Be curious if you shared more on who you are, why you built it,
| and what your plans are?
| jakubroz wrote:
| Sure. I am a tech entrepreneur & stock investor from the Czech
| Republic and together with my small team, we are building this
| platform.
|
| As an investor and tech guy I used data like website traffic,
| mobile apps ranks, google trends, share of search and so on
| before strike.market on my own, manually. But it is very time
| consuming to check these data every month for every website,
| app etc. So this is the reason why I started strike.market - I
| want to automate this process. There is "Smart Feed" where you
| have all the notifications when there is some change in your
| companies.
|
| Our goal is to put together all possible public data about
| companies and help investors see what happens "behind the
| curtain" in real-time.
| mrlinx wrote:
| Numbers don't seem accurate. When I open this page:
| https://strike.market/stocks/TSLA/earnings
|
| The last reported EPS is 0.39.
|
| But should be 3.22
| https://www.investopedia.com/tesla-q1-fy2022-earnings-report...
| jakubroz wrote:
| Thank you, you are right. Working on the fix right now.
| bobobob420 wrote:
| Great website man. Well done
| p2hari wrote:
| Congrats on the nice product. The website looks nice and with so
| much data and visuals still makes it easy to navigate and scroll.
| At the footer we get a list of companies in similar industry and
| I clicked on TATAMOTORS but it opened TVSMOTORS. Maybe the list
| indexing or something.
___________________________________________________________________
(page generated 2022-04-21 23:02 UTC)