Investing in stocks – TransparentShare simply explained

This is how TransparentShare works – Investing in stocks made easy!

Do you want to invest in stocks without spending hours analyzing numbers and losing track? Then TransparentShare is exactly what you need. In this article, you'll learn step by step how the app works and how you can easily and data-drivenly find stocks with potential using clear metrics.

TransparentShare evaluates stocks fully automatically based on twelve key metrics. Over 1,200 stocks are revalued every evening after the market closes. This way, you can immediately see whether you should buy, hold, or sell a stock.

Table of contents

• Investing successfully in stocks – here's how
• Homepage with exciting content
• Stock valuation explained using the example of Ryanair
• When does a stock become a buy recommendation
• When is a stock recommended for sale
• Use Case 1 Check stock decisions with one click
• Use Case 2: Money to spare? How to find interesting stocks
• Use Case 3 Find Top Dividend Stocks
• Use case 4: Detecting sell signals in the portfolio
• Don't miss any more recommendations
• My expectations for the development of TransparentShare
• Conclusion and free trial

Investing successfully in stocks – here's how

The stock market offers many opportunities, but it's complex and often confusing. Anyone who wants to invest in stocks needs reliable information. TransparentShare takes the time-consuming research off your hands and presents all the important data in a way that's immediately understandable. This helps you make better decisions and keep track of your portfolio.

Homepage with exciting content

On the homepage, you'll find three underrated stocks with potential, updated weekly. Additionally, there are regular new posts with market analyses and investment ideas. With just one click, you can follow our WhatsApp channel "Stock Buddy“ and stay informed about new recommendations.

Stock valuation explained using the example of Ryanair

To demonstrate how TransparentShare works, let's look at Ryanair's stock. It has a rating of +6 points. The stock's rating is calculated from the Sum of 12 metricsEach key figure can have a value of +1, 0, or -1. One click is all it takes to see how these points are calculated. For example, an equity ratio of 44% earns a positive point, and a profit margin of 15.37% is also positive. The price performance over the last 12 months is -15.16% compared to the index and is therefore negative. All key figures are explained in detail here.

When does a stock become a buy recommendation

A share becomes Buy recommendation, If you at least +4 points For large companies, the threshold is +4 points, and for small and medium-sized companies, it's +6 points. This allows you to quickly identify when it might be worthwhile to invest in stocks.

When is a stock recommended for sale

A share becomes Sell recommendationif the overall rating falls below zero. This means: From -1 point Caution is advised. This allows you to react in time and limit your investment risk.

Use case 1: Check stock decisions with one click

A friend spontaneously recommends a stock to you. You open the app, search for the name, and immediately receive the current rating and the reasoning behind it. This allows you to decide immediately whether a purchase is worthwhile or not.

For example, someone says to you, "You absolutely have to buy Adidas." With just one click, you see that Adidas currently has a negative rating of -5—meaning no recommendation to buy.

Use Case 2: Money to spare? How to find interesting stocks

If you have money left over and want to invest in stocks, the “Recommendations”There you'll find all the latest buy recommendations and can easily filter the results by index. TransparentShare evaluates more than 1,200 stocks worldwide daily, taking into account major indices from Germany, the US, Europe, Asia, and other international stock exchanges.

In the DAX, for example, Deutsche Telekom, Deutsche Bank and Heidelberg Materials are particularly interesting on April 11, 2025.

Use case 3: Find top dividend stocks

If you are betting on dividends, you can use the menu item “dividend yield"View all stocks sorted by highest yield. One example from the video is Bijou Brigitte, with a 9.78 percent dividend yield and a positive valuation.

Use case 4: Detecting sell signals in the portfolio

With "My shares"You can keep an eye on your portfolio. The app immediately alerts you to a sell signal. However, you always make the final decision yourself. TransparentShare only provides recommendations and supports you with clear data in your investment decisions.

An example: On April 11, 2025, BASF a negative rating of -1 point and was therefore recommended for sale (April 11, 2025). Whether you actually sell depends on your personal strategy.

Don't miss any more recommendations

Every morning, you'll automatically receive an email with the latest buy and sell recommendations. This way, you'll stay on topic. invest in stocks You're always informed and can react in a timely manner. Many users particularly appreciate this feature because it alerts them to interesting stocks they might otherwise have overlooked.

In the menu item "Settings" You can turn notifications on or off at any time to suit your personal needs.

My expectations for the development of TransparentShare

After more than three decades of experience in an international technology company, I've learned how crucial it is for software to be easy to understand, clearly structured, and intuitive to use. Only then can it truly help people. This is precisely the goal we developed TransparentShare with. At its core are Simplicity, transparency and clear dataso you can make informed investment decisions.

Conclusion: TransparentShare makes stock analysis simple and transparent

Instead of spending hours searching for the right values, you get clear recommendations based on facts and key figures. Stocks with potential and make better investment decisions – without hours of research.

** Disclaimer **
TransparentShare's recommendations are non-binding and are intended solely for informational purposes and to support the user's independent investment decision. They do not replace individual investment advice and do not constitute a financial service. Any liability for damages, especially financial losses, is excluded.