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Is the stock worth it?

We won’t tell you what to buy — we’ll tell you the odds. Where could an Egyptian stock be in a month or three? We run it 50,000 ways, in plain language, with the math open to check.

The odds — where the latest study could golatest published study
Latest study

Where our simulation thinks the price could be in 3 months.

The probability read

at 3 months
Chance the price is higher than today
+10% or better vs −10% or worse
Middle-of-the-road outcome (median)
Most likely zone (50% band)

The drift and skew are already baked in — not a coin flip. See the full read →

The full 90-day path, from the same 50,000-path distribution. Static — nothing here is adjustable, unlike the fair-value levers on each stock’s own page.

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How this is differentodds, not tips
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Odds, not tips

Everyone sells certainty. We show the range of what could happen, and how likely each part is.

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We grade ourselves

Every forecast is dated and stays — right or wrong. When the date comes, the real price goes next to it. Track record.

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Nothing hidden

The full spreadsheet is free to download. Change any number. Find a flaw and we fix it in public. See the math.

New here? How to use this site in 30 seconds3 steps
1Pick a stock

Search any stock at the top, or tap one we cover. Each gets its own page.

2Read the cone

A simple picture of where the price could go — most likely range, and the latest price. Plain words underneath.

3Go deeper if you want

See whether it’s cheap or expensive, what the chart says, and open the full spreadsheet. Or just take the headline.

We never tell you to buy or sell — we show the odds and the reasoning, and let you decide. How we build these →

All coverageevery stock we cover

Every stock gets its own page — the odds, whether it’s cheap or expensive, and the open model.

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The dinner-table argument, settled with real numbers after inflation.

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