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Global Overview

How the world's markets and economy are doing right now.

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Want to build your own valuation model?

Grab a working Excel template — a DCF, an LBO, an M&A model, an equity research note, a portfolio one-pager, or a trading-floor morning sheet — prefilled with real data for any company on this site, with sector-by-sector guidance built in. Then use the Markets Overview, the Central Bank Room, and the company profiles to do what analysts actually do: turn data into a defensible view.

  • · DCF valuation (banks get the dividend-discount variant)
  • · LBO & M&A deal models
  • · Equity research initiation note
  • · AM portfolio one-pager & S&T morning sheet
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Modules

Company Profile

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Ticker in, full profile — and your own pitch — out

A clean company snapshot — price chart, full financials, and a plain-English description, with context on whether the multiples look cheap or expensive — plus the option to build your own rating, thesis, and target price on top and export it as a PDF.

Central Bank Room

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Fed / ECB / BoE / BoJ and more — real rates, history, news, and Adam's take

Pick a central bank and see its actual policy rate, a history chart, a timeline of past rate decisions, plain-English context on monetary and fiscal policy, real sourced news headlines, and Adam's own written commentary — each kept clearly separate so you always know what's data, what's education, and what's opinion.

Markets Overview

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The world situation, by sector and by private market — pick a period, see the numbers

A plain-English read on how the market is doing: a world-situation summary, then a closer look by equity sector (global equities, TMT, financials, healthcare, energy, industrials, consumer) and by private-market segment (private equity, private credit, real assets, via public proxies) — pick a period (week/month/year/forever) and see real price data, a grounded AI narrative, real news, and Adam's own take, each kept clearly separate.

Model Templates

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Downloadable Excel models with live formulas — DCF, LBO, M&A, and more, prefilled with real data

The work analysts actually produce, as personalizable Excel downloads: a DCF (with a dividend-discount variant for banks), LBO and M&A deal models, an equity research initiation note, an asset-management portfolio one-pager, and a sales & trading morning sheet. Pick a company and sector on the site, download a working model prefilled with real data, and make it yours — every file carries its own data-sources sheet, and missing data stays blank rather than estimated.

HKEX Screener

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Hong Kong Stock Exchange only — for accounting & advisory firms

A focused company lookup where every searchable ticker is Hong Kong Stock Exchange-listed, via a second free data provider (EODHD) that covers HKEX where this site's main provider doesn't. Useful for accounting and advisory teams screening HK names. Independent student project, not affiliated with or endorsed by any firm.

Hype vs Fundamentals

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Narrative vs. numbers — historical cases with known outcomes, current themes that aren't

Real historical cases (the dot-com bubble, the meme-stock mania, the cannabis stock boom) with real computed run-up/drawdown stats and hindsight — then real current themes (AI & semiconductors, quantum computing) with real price returns and revenue growth side by side. The current-themes AI narrative is explicitly instructed to present evidence, never a verdict on whether something is a bubble.

Pokemon Cards

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The collectible commodity — real production data, a real volatility case study, and an honest SWOT

A market-level analysis of Pokemon TCG cards as an asset class: real 3-decade production data, a real price-volatility case study (PSA 10 Charizard, 2018-2025), a direct comparison to the 1990s sports-card crash, and a SWOT on investing in the category — treated as a genuine commodity-like market, not a search tool for individual cards.

Lessons

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Fixed income, three-statement modeling, options, FX, and reading a real deal

Six written lessons covering the finance-career fundamentals this site's other data-driven modules don't teach directly: fixed income & credit, three-statement modeling, technical interview fundamentals (DCF/LBO/M&A/comps), options & derivatives, FX as an asset class, and how to read a real M&A deal announcement like an analyst.

Simulations

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Run a trading book, then stress-test a portfolio — the actual job, not just the data

Two simulations, two seats: a Market Maker game (quote a spread against a randomly generated price feed, manage inventory risk and mark-to-market P&L, get forcibly hedged if you breach the risk limit) and a Portfolio Risk Simulator (build a portfolio across 10 asset classes and run a real 500-path Monte Carlo simulation for a full 1-year distribution, VaR, CVaR, and Sharpe ratio). Generated data, real mechanics — clearly labeled throughout.

Test Prep

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Firm processes, a technical/case question bank, real Pymetrics games, and HireVue practice

Recruiting-process breakdowns for bulge bracket and boutique IB, asset management, and MBB/other consulting; a filterable technical and case question bank (accounting, valuation, deals); all 12 real Pymetrics games explained, with a playable Balloon Game; and a write-and-time practice tool for real HireVue-style prompts, saved locally in your browser.

My Analysis

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Independent research on breaking macro stories — AI's impact on analyst roles, Korean equity volatility, and more

Adam's own running research notebook: dated, sourced write-ups on breaking macro and market stories as they happen — from AI's impact on hedge fund analyst roles to the Korean equity volatility that followed SK Hynix's $26.5bn Nasdaq listing. Written for himself first, kept here because it's worth coming back to.

About this project

Built by Adam, a UCL Economics student, as a long-term project to learn by building and to demonstrate genuine interest in markets and asset management. It's free, independent, and unaffiliated with any company, exchange, or institution mentioned on this site.

Links: LinkedIn · GitHub