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dcf-basic
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The fastest DCF calculator, ever.
Hey everyone, I created a website last weekend to do a quick DCF analysis of companies. All it needs is the ticker symbol. If you don't touch any other parameters, it will fetch the data from Yahoo Finance. So it's literally just one click. The code is open-source too.
What are some alternatives?
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