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Strike Optics
Know what a stock is worth
The short version
What is Strike Optics?
Strike Optics is a financial analysis platform for US-listed equities that evaluates companies based on fundamental data rather than market narratives. It provides valuation verdicts, health scorecards, and tools for options income strategies, including a reverse discounted cash flow (DCF) engine.
The platform provides a live, public ledger of its past valuation verdicts and uses a reverse DCF engine to show what growth rate a stock's current price implies.
Product capabilities
Key features
- Valuation verdicts (undervalued, fairly valued, overvalued)
- Health scorecard with six financial checks
- Reverse DCF engine
- Options income engine for cash-secured puts
- Scored screener with strategy presets
- Watchlist with price alerts
- Insider and congressional STOCK Act filing tracking
- Portfolio decision journal
- Monte Carlo fair-value odds
- Daily what-changed brief
Ways to use it
Use cases
- Evaluating US-listed stocks based on financials
- Pricing cash-secured puts
- Tracking insider and congressional trading activity
- Monitoring stock price targets via alerts
Who it is built for
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Strengths & considerations
Strengths
- Public, non-restated ledger of past performance
- Free tier available without an account
- No long-term contracts
Things to consider
- Requires a credit card for the 14-day free trial
- Free tier is limited to three full analyses
- No pro-rata refunds for membership cancellations
- Backtests are simulated
Plan information
Pricing
Offers a free tier and a paid membership tier. The paid membership is $9.99 per month or $6.99 per month when billed annually ($83.88/year).
Includes three full stock analyses, revenue and margin history on all tickers, and access to the health scorecard for the three analyzed stocks.
Prices and plans can change. Confirm current terms on the official pricing page before purchasing.
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Quick answers
Strike Optics FAQ
Who should sign up?
Investors who want to own companies with strong fundamentals, and anyone who wants to know what growth rate today's price is already assuming.
What is a fair-value verdict?
An estimate of what a business is worth from its own financials, not from its share price, returning one of three readings: undervalued, fairly valued, or overvalued.
What models do you support?
Four models run on every stock: discounted cash flow, a revenue-driven growth DCF, valuation multiples against sector peers, and Graham with a dividend-discount model. Members also get a reverse DCF, Monte Carlo ranges, peer comparison, dividend safety, and an options income engine.
Do I sign a contract?
No. It is a monthly or yearly plan and you can cancel any time.
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