Celsmar
Market data, fundamentals and portfolio in one terminal
What it does
Celsmar is a professional, multi-market financial terminal that runs in your browser. A single screen brings together institutional-grade market data, interactive valuation, portfolio management with risk metrics, and AI-assisted analysis. It is built so that any investor can study the markets with professional-grade tools, without the complexity or the cost of traditional platforms.
Analyse stocks, crypto and ETFs with DCF valuation, 20 years of fundamentals, a screener and portfolio risk. AI reports included. Start free.
Multi-market terminal with DCF valuation, 20-year audited fundamentals and a team of AI agents working for you. Start for free. Over 10,000 stocks, crypto and ETFs across the major markets, with live search and a full profile for each. 11 agents working together: 4 specialist analysts, a 2-round bull vs bear debate and a final synthesis with risk. Three-stage DCF, 20 years of fundamentals and every figure traceable and time-stamped. No invented numbers. The 12 sections of the terminal: from DCF and multi-agent AI to portfolio Monte Carlo risk, 20 years of fundamentals, screener, backtesting, world map and crypto. From ticker to decision in 4 steps. Methodology and workflow explained…from celsmar.com
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