Talval is a fast, clean stock research app for long-term investors —
institutional-grade equity analysis in your pocket.
Search any stock by name or ticker and get an instant, professional
breakdown — no spreadsheets, no noise:
KEY FEATURES
• Stock analysis — a clear Buy / Hold / Sell verdict with a composite
quality score, conviction and risk level
• Valuation — fair value, DCF, Graham number, buy zone, and upside,
so you know what a stock is really worth
• Quality & fundamentals — ROIC, margins, debt, 5-year revenue/EPS
growth, Piotroski score and a financials table
• Dividends — yield, payout ratio, growth streak and a dividend
safety score for income investors
• Technical analysis — trend, RSI, moving averages, support/resistance
and relative strength vs the S&P 500
• Wall Street — analyst consensus and per-broker price targets
• Bull case & bear case in plain English
WATCHLIST & PRICE ALERTS
Track your stocks and get push notifications the moment something
moves — entry zone reached, momentum shift, cluster insider buying,
dividend-cut risk and more. Never miss a setup.
SCREENERS & MARKET INSIGHTS
• Quality Growth screener — rank the best compounders by quality,
moat and momentum
• Tactical — sector rotation and the AI supply chain, to see where
capital is flowing
• Analyst accuracy leaderboard — which research firms’ targets
actually played out
• Daily briefing — an optional pre-market summary of your watchlist
and what moved the market (off by default)
One account works across the Talval web app and this mobile app —
same watchlist, same research, everywhere.
Great for value investing, quality-growth investing, dividend
investing and anyone who does their own stock research.
Important: Talval is an informational research tool only. It is not
investment advice and nothing in the app is a recommendation to buy
or sell any security. Always do your own research.
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