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Stop guessing what a stock is worth.

The Stock Analyzer takes your assumptions and 30+ years of financials and gives you a defensible intrinsic value in about two minutes. The 8 Pillars tell you the story first — eight checks, read in seconds, that say whether a company is worth going forward on. No spreadsheet required.

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Paul Gabrail marking up a stock's metrics on screen
Paul working through a company's numbers during a valuation lesson.

What you can do in the first ten minutes

Pick any company you already own or have been watching. The tool does the rest.

Run a real valuation

Enter your growth, margin and multiple assumptions in the Stock Analyzer. Get an intrinsic value and a margin of safety against today's price.

Read the 8 Pillars

Eight checks that tell you the story of a company at a glance — whether the business is worth your time before you spend any on it.

Set a price alert

Decide your buy price once. The software tells you when the market finally offers it.

Where the free tools stop

Yahoo Finance and YCharts will show you the numbers. Neither one tells you what the company is worth to you, at your assumptions.

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Stock Analyzer — valuation on your own assumptionsYesNoNo
8 Pillars — the story of any company at a glanceYesNoNo
Buy-price alerts on your valuationYesNoNo
Live weekly sessions with real peopleYesNoNo
Member community and Q&AYesNoNo
Retirement and real estate calculatorsYesNoNo

From members

I tried to go around without the Stock Analyzer and it’s like running in the house at night with no lights on.
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Daniel H.EM community member
Everyone said Google was finished. I ran it myself and got a number that said otherwise. That’s the whole reason I could hold through it.
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KeenanEM community member
I was comfortable owning Southwest around $30. When it dropped into the $20s I kept averaging down, because I knew what I thought it was worth.
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ExeviousEM community member

Member experiences are self-reported and individual. They are not a prediction of future performance.

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