NeumannTerminal · Stock analysis
Find the best stocks around the world
NeumannTerminal rates companies from New York to Tokyo by the same rules and shows you why. Try every feature free for 14 days.
What the terminal does
SCORE
NeumannScore
Every stock gets a score built from growth, profitability, valuation, balance sheet and momentum. You see what drives it and the main risk.
MARKETS
Markets worldwide
From New York and Frankfurt to Mumbai, Seoul and Tokyo. Every stock is rated by the same rules, so you can compare across borders.
IDEAS
Opportunities of the week
Three rankings, updated daily: opportunities of the week, the month and the year. Strong companies with a current reason.
WATCHLIST
Watchlist alerts
Follow the stocks you care about. When a timing signal changes, you get an email.
TRACK RECORD
Track record
Past ideas do not disappear. You see how earlier picks have developed since.
ARTUR
Artur’s portfolio
See which stocks Artur holds himself. He invests his own money with the terminal.
Stock analyses
All analysesAlphabet (Google)
What lies behind Alphabet stock: the advertising business with Google and YouTube, cloud growth, the difference between GOOGL and GOOG, the role of AI and the status of the antitrust cases. Clearly explained, with no buy recommendation.
AMZNAmazon
Amazon stock put into clear context: AWS as the profit engine, the AI strategy with Trainium and Anthropic, plus capital spending, competition and regulation as risks. No buy recommendation.
ASMLASML
What is behind ASML stock: the monopoly in EUV lithography, the customers TSMC, Samsung and Intel, current figures, the service business and the key risks. Explained soberly and backed by sources.
AVGOBroadcom
How Broadcom makes money with custom AI chips, networking technology and its software division built around VMware, how the dividend is growing and where the biggest risks lie. Explained soberly, without investment advice.
METAMeta Platforms
How Meta makes money with advertising on Facebook, Instagram and WhatsApp, what lies behind its AI billions and which risks shape Meta stock. Explained soberly, with no recommendation.
MSFTMicrosoft
Microsoft earns billions with cloud, software and AI. This analysis shows you the three segments, the figures from the 2026 financial year, the OpenAI partnership, the dividend and the biggest risks. No investment recommendation.
NVDANvidia
What is behind Nvidia stock: the business with AI chips for data centers, the role of CUDA, current figures and the key risks, from export controls to customer concentration. Explained in plain words, without a buy recommendation.
PLTRPalantir
What lies behind Palantir stock: the business with Gotham, Foundry and AIP, the growth surge driven by AI demand and what the very high valuation means. Clearly explained, with no buy recommendation.
005930.KSSamsung
Samsung stock explained in plain words: how the group is structured, why its profit comes from the memory business, how the HBM catch-up is going and what investors in Germany should know about buying and withholding tax. No buy recommendation.
000660.KSSK Hynix
What is behind SK Hynix stock: the business with HBM, DRAM and NAND, the link to AI data centers and the key risks. Explained in plain words, without a buy recommendation.
TSMTSMC
TSMC stock explained in plain words: how the foundry model works, how far 2-nanometer production has come and what Nvidia and Apple as major customers mean. Plus the key risks, from Taiwan to capital needs, without investment advice.
VIX · dailyVIX and market traffic light
How nervous is the market right now? The volatility index, updated daily and explained in plain words.
Calculators
All calculatorsCompound interest calculator
RetirementFinancial independence calculator
Saving and interestETF savings plan calculator
RetirementRetirement withdrawal calculator
RetirementHow long will my money last?
Saving and interestMillionaire calculator
CreditOverpay mortgage or invest?
Saving and interestMonthly savings to a million
Guides
All guidesThe business cycle
The business cycle has four stages: expansion, peak, contraction and trough. I explain how to recognize them, how long US cycles have lasted since 1854 and why the stock market does not wait for the economy.
RetirementThe 4% rule
The 4% rule comes from the Trinity study using US data from 1926 to 1995 and ignores tax. I show how long $500,000 lasts at 4%, why the order of returns matters more than the average and why the 30-year horizon rarely fits.
RetirementRetiring with $300,000
How long will $300,000 last in retirement? At a withdrawal of $1,000 without returns, 25 years. Compare time spans and calculate with your own amount and inflation.
Saving and interestInvest $100,000
How to invest $100,000: I show how your goal, time horizon and risk budget shape a portfolio allocation, how different returns play out, and why costs, rebalancing, tax and later withdrawals belong together.
Saving and interestInvest $20,000
How to invest $20,000 without mixing up your cash reserve, time horizon and risk. I show a clear step-by-step process, return scenarios, lump sum or installments, and taxes and costs.
Saving and interestInvest $200,000
How to invest $200,000: I show how to separate cash, medium-term goals and long-term wealth, set a risk budget and plan rebalancing, costs, taxes and the path to living off your investments.
About the terminal
Built by an investor for his own money
Artur Neumann is an entrepreneur and investor from Düsseldorf, Germany. He built NeumannTerminal to make his own investment decisions with a system instead of a hunch, and he invests his own money with it. Members can follow his portfolio inside the terminal.
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NeumannTerminal does not provide investment advice. Investing in stocks involves risk, including the loss of capital. Past performance is no guarantee of future results.