Aktienwaage is a free website where private investors can analyze stocks on their own – with no sign-up, no ads, and no subscription. At its core: every financial metric cites its source. Revenue, profit, dividends, or debt are shown alongside the specific report and page number in the annual report, making every figure verifiable. The “scale” weighs each company based on the user’s individual criteria: quality, valuation, growth, price trend, and safety can all be weighted freely. It also includes a portfolio tracker stored solely in the user’s browser that calculates each purchase individually as well as net dividends after taxes, a fund comparison tool, and company profiles with segments, regions, and executive forecast accuracy. Coverage includes the DAX, MDAX, SDAX, S&P 500, Nasdaq 100, FTSE 100, and other indices. Aktienwaage extracts the data directly from the original reports. It is developed and run by a founder in Munich.
Private investors should be able to understand and verify corporate figures themselves, instead of having to rely on unsubstantiated numbers from the internet or expensive subscriptions. Aktienwaage makes annual reports accessible: every figure with its source reference, clearly explained, and weighed according to your own criteria.
In five years, Aktienwaage will be the go-to resource in the German-speaking world when investors want to know what is actually in the annual report – for thousands of companies and funds, verified down to the individual page, and just as accessible for beginners as it is for experienced investors.
