// monsa vs godel terminal
Godel Terminal y Monsa responden a preguntas distintas.
Godel brings terminal-style data to people who are not a bank. Monsa brings the discipline check that no terminal performs.
Para qué sirve esta herramienta, y la tabla de abajo, siguen en inglés. Son afirmaciones sobre el producto de otro, citadas una vez y comprobadas una vez, y ocho versiones de una afirmación sobre un tercero son ocho ocasiones de contarla un poco mal.
Para qué sirve Godel Terminal
A browser terminal in the Bloomberg idiom - tickers, filings, estimates, screening - at a price an individual can carry.
Monsa holds the rules you wrote down and checks your holdings against them every night.
Godel is closer to Monsa in audience than Bloomberg is, and still not the same job. It gives you a fast way to look anything up. It does not hold the sentence you wrote about why you own something, and it does not come back to that sentence next month. That is the part Monsa keeps.
Lado a lado
| Lo que quiere hacer | Godel Terminal | Monsa |
|---|---|---|
| Look a company up quickly | What it is built for, with a terminal's keyboard-first feel. | A ticker page exists, but the depth is not the point. |
| Screen a universe on fundamentals | Yes, and it is fast. | No universe-wide screener. Monsa scores what you already track. |
| Keep a written strategy per portfolio | Not a concept it has. | The central one. Several portfolios, each with its own rules. |
| Re-check the whole book unprompted | No. | Nightly. |
Cuándo no necesita Monsa
If what you are missing is data depth rather than follow-through, Godel is the better purchase of the two.
Monsa tampoco es un bróker, no ejecuta operaciones y nunca dice qué comprar o vender. Las otras comparaciones dicen lo mismo sobre otras herramientas, y una hoja de cálculo llega más lejos de lo que casi todo el mundo espera.
Las reglas escritas mientras todavía recuerda por qué compró algo sobreviven al momento en que el precio le lleva la contraria.