I'm having a bit of crap weather today, so I had a look at Claude.
Research and especially finances are supposed to work particularly well with it.
By way of example $MUV2 (-0,21%)
"The tool answers a simple question: Is Munich Re fairly valued at €537, too expensive, or cheap? It calculates a "fair value" - based on future profits and dividends calculated back to the present day.
You can shift the assumptions (growth, interest rate, valuation) yourself and immediately see how much the fair value changes. In this way, you develop a feeling for which assumptions are really decisive."
Valuation tool:
https://claude.ai/public/artifacts/92c8243a-a6a0-49b6-b053-717f3aa095a4
A little help:
https://claude.ai/public/artifacts/b973044a-c03b-4453-8f47-e121ba687156
I think it's very good and solid for a quick assembly. You have to look at the figures and discuss the sources with Claude. The way it's set up now, I can have any company with the same model. Extendable at will 🤪
A bit of thinking and ultimately deciding is not done for you - fortunately.
What is your opinion on this, on the result and on the topic of financial analysis with AI in general?

