What’s the #1 thing that frustrates you the most about stock valuation? And how do you solve it?

Hey everyone,

Yesterday we had an amazing discussion about what first grabs your attention when looking at a stock.
Now I’d love to flip the question: what’s the single most annoying part of valuing a stock?

Is it diving into endless financial statements that all seem written to confuse you?

Is it calculating intrinsic value and realizing every model gives you a different number?

Is it that forward P/E and projections feel like complete guesswork?

Or maybe it’s just how time-consuming the whole process gets before you even feel confident enough to make a decision?

I’m really curious what you personally hate the most about valuation. what slows you down, makes you roll your eyes, or feels like a total waste of time.

What’s that one thing that makes you think: “ugh, I wish there was a better way to do this”?