Belief Gap
See the growth rate today’s price implies, next to what forecasts expect, so you know how much optimism you are paying for.
Open Belief GapEvidence before conviction
The stock research platform that shows what the price expects.
See the growth a share price already assumes, test your thesis against financials sourced from SEC filings, and know the moment the evidence changes.
- Financials from SEC filings
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Belief Gap
Illustrative- Growth the price implies18% / yr
- Growth forecasts expect12% / yr
The gap: 6 points. The price needs faster growth than forecasts expect. That is the question your research has to answer.
What you get
Every tool answers one question: what would have to be true?
Valuation lab
Bear, base and bull scenarios, reverse valuation and sensitivity tables on financials sourced from SEC filings.
Open Valuation labStock screener
Filter thousands of companies on valuation, growth, quality and balance-sheet strength, or describe the screen in words.
Open Stock screenerThesis Guardian
Write down what must stay true for your idea to work. VALYSTR watches those conditions for you.
Open Thesis GuardianWhy It Moved
Source-linked explanations for big price moves, with the earnings calendar and how each stock reacted before.
Open Why It MovedVALYSTR AI
Ask questions about a company and get answers grounded in the same verified data the pages use.
Open VALYSTR AIFrom a ticker to a decision in three steps
- 1
Pick a company
Search any listed company. Financials, valuation and the market’s expectations load on one page.
- 2
See what the price expects
Belief Gap and The Bar translate the share price into the growth, margins and earnings it needs.
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Decide, then keep watch
Save your thesis with the conditions that must hold. Pro checks them about once a day and alerts you when they change.
Try it
What growth is priced in?
Enter a stock’s P/E and your assumptions. The calculator solves for the yearly earnings growth the price already requires.
Earnings growth the price implies
14.7% a year
For 10 years, if investors pay 18× earnings at the end and you require 9% a year.
Simplified: ignores dividends, buybacks and changes in share count. For a full reverse valuation with a company’s own numbers, use Belief Gap.
Learn the method, free
All guides
ValuationHow to Value a Stock: A Practical Guide to Stock Valuation Methods
Market expectationsReverse DCF: How to Work Out What Is Priced Into a Stock
ScreeningHow to Find Undervalued Stocks With a Stock Screener
Thesis & decisionsHow to Write an Investment Thesis That Tells You When to Sell
EarningsHow to Read an Earnings Report: A 10-Minute Reading Order
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Frequently asked questions
What is VALYSTR?
VALYSTR is a stock research platform for self-directed investors. It shows what a company’s share price already assumes, lets you test a thesis against financials sourced from SEC filings, and monitors the conditions that thesis depends on.
Is VALYSTR free?
Yes, there is a free plan with a 10-stock Watchlist, price and earnings notifications, one VALYSTR AI question a day and the full Valystr Edge journey for two companies. Pro costs $19 a month or $180 a year with a 7-day free trial, and Research costs $39 a month.
Where does the data come from?
Company financials come from SEC filings, and prices and estimates from market-data providers. The Data sources page lists each provider and what it is used for.
Does VALYSTR give stock picks or financial advice?
No. VALYSTR is a research tool and educational resource. It does not know your circumstances and does not tell you what to buy or sell; it helps you understand what the price expects so you can decide for yourself.