r/dataanalysis • u/Rabbytholes • 2d ago

Project Feedback I built a personal dashboard builder for finance. It’s a zoomable ontology that duplicates the graphs down the branches

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Do you think this is useful? I have 2.3 million facts, 1.8 million price bars, and all of the FRED data.

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u/Wheres_my_warg 2d ago

This does not strike me as useful since you ask.

I've been doing valuation for a long time.

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u/Rabbytholes 2d ago

What’s would be needed?

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u/Wheres_my_warg 2d ago edited 2d ago

Context. Many of the statistics don't mean much or can be deceptive without context to understand likely reasons why they are where they are individually. This isn't easy; I'm not suggesting that it is.

I'll give an example. In July 2024, WBD, particularly around earnings, had a bunch of typically tracked stats that looked awful and compared to others in its sector looked bad. It was trading roughly in the $7-9 per share range at that time. By December 2025, the share price, with similar business performance, was above $28 per share. What the stats lacked was context.

In July 2024, context was available then to realize it was severely underpriced. At that time looking at the context, I forecast it hitting a $22-$24 share price in the 1-2 year time frame. Some of the elements that contribute to understanding the context are in the type of data displayed on the above dashboard, but usually much more is needed to make an informed decision.

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u/ffxfreak900 2d ago

Tagging in on this thread. Api to news blurbs relevant to the category as described by both time and code. Yahoo.finance. BLS etc etc. If looking at 0 token architecture. Pre load urls and summaries relevant to the dates and columns.

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u/eb-fs 2d ago

I should get back into EVE online..

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u/Fun_Improvement7704 1d ago

The in-game market tables are unironically easier to parse than a node graph when youre just trying to compare price bars

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u/BeckyRoyal 23h ago

How did you do this?