Tickfloor vs Simply Wall St

Simply Wall St is a fundamentals-first research platform: a visual company snowflake scorecard, a fair-value estimate, and crowd-written investment narratives, covering roughly 120,000 stocks across more than 90 markets including the ASX.

Tickfloor runs ten technical indicators (RSI, MACD, the EMA stack, VWAP, Bollinger Bands, StochRSI, ADX, volume, parabolic SAR and candle patterns) across about 120 US and ASX stocks, ETFs and coins, and gives one agreement score per ticker.

Simply Wall St's fair-value narrative and Tickfloor's agreement score answer different questions about the same stock: is it cheap relative to its business, and do ten short-term indicators currently agree on it. Simply Wall St's free plan is capped at 5 reports a month, so someone comparing tools on a budget can run both without paying for either.

Simply Wall St's fundamentals depth and market coverage are well ahead of Tickfloor's: more than 120,000 stocks across 90-plus markets, plus valuation work (fair value, narratives, multi-year snowflakes) that Tickfloor doesn't attempt at all. What Tickfloor does instead: a public log of 401 backtested trading strategies against buy-and-hold, of which 0 survived correction, and every indicator read checked against the price afterwards on the track record page. Pick Simply Wall St for valuation and long-term fundamentals; pick Tickfloor for a short-term technical read with a public record attached.

General information only. It doesn't consider your objectives, finances or needs. Tickfloor holds no financial services licence and never places trades.

Does Tickfloor do fundamental or valuation analysis like Simply Wall St?

No. Tickfloor scores ten technical indicators per ticker; it doesn't estimate fair value or analyse company fundamentals. Simply Wall St covers that side.

Does Simply Wall St publish a public backtest of trading strategies?

We didn't find one on its plans or product pages. Tickfloor publishes every one of its 401 backtested strategies, including the ones that failed.

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Sources checked 2026-09-26: Simply Wall St plans page. Last checked: 2026-09-26.