For Beginners

Understand a Company Without a Finance Degree.

Most stock sites hand you forty ratios and no way to tell which matter. Intrinsiqq runs eight checks that professional analysts actually use, scores each one, and explains in a sentence what the number means.

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Eight Checks, One Number, Every Step Shown

The quality score grades a company from 0 to 100 on earnings multiple, cash flow multiple, revenue growth, cash flow growth, share dilution, margin trend, capital structure and return on capital. Each check gets its own sub-score and a plain sentence explaining the result, so "ROIC 24.9%" is followed by "above 20%, exceptional capital efficiency". You learn the vocabulary by reading your own research.

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Nothing Is Hidden Behind a Formula

Every calculation we run is published in full, including the exact filing tags we read and what we do when a company reports something unusually. If a number looks strange you can trace it back to the filing it came from rather than taking our word for it.

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What a Company Is Actually Worth

A discounted cash flow model estimates fair value from the cash a business generates, and shows whether today's price sits above or below it. The assumptions are yours to change, so you can see how much of the answer depends on a growth rate somebody guessed.

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Free, and You Do Not Need an Account

Quality scores, fair value estimates, dividend analysis and ten years of financials are free to view on every covered stock without signing up. A free account adds a watchlist so you can keep the companies you are following in one place.

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What changes when you have the working

Without it

  • Buying on a headline

    A stock is up 40% and everyone is talking about it. Neither fact tells you what the business earns.

  • Drowning in ratios

    Forty metrics on one screen, no indication of which three actually decide whether this is a good business.

  • Trusting a rating you cannot inspect

    A buy rating with no visible working is a guess you have adopted as your own.

With Intrinsiqq

  • Start with the business

    Eight checks on profitability, growth and balance sheet strength, before price ever enters the picture.

  • One score, eight explanations

    A 0-100 headline you can act on, with every component broken out and written in English underneath it.

  • Published working

    Every formula and filing tag documented, so you can check the number rather than believe it.

Start With Companies You Already Know

The easiest way to learn the checks is to run them on a business you understand.

Beginners FAQ

Do I need an account to use Intrinsiqq?

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No. Quality scores, fair value estimates, dividend analysis and ten years of financials are free to view without signing up. A free account adds a watchlist, and paid tiers add the screener, portfolio tracking and advanced charting.

What does the quality score actually measure?

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Eight checks: earnings multiple, cash flow multiple, revenue growth, free cash flow growth, share dilution, operating margin trend, capital structure and return on invested capital. Each is scored on its own and combined into a 0-100 figure. Companies in financial sectors are scored against a different set of checks, because measures like net debt do not mean the same thing for a bank.

Is a high score a recommendation to buy?

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No, and it is not intended as one. The score describes the quality and current pricing of a business against a fixed set of checks. It knows nothing about your goals, your timeframe or your existing holdings. Nothing on Intrinsiqq is investment advice.

Where does the data come from?

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US company financials are parsed directly from SEC EDGAR XBRL filings, which are the same documents companies are legally required to file. Non-US companies come from our market data provider. Prices come from a market data provider and are not real time.

What is a DCF, in plain terms?

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A discounted cash flow model estimates what a business is worth today based on the cash it is expected to produce in future, discounted because money arriving in ten years is worth less than money arriving now. It is only as good as its assumptions, which is why ours are editable and shown on the page.

How many stocks are covered?

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Over 10,000 companies across US and international markets. Where a company trades in several places we show its home listing rather than a US depositary receipt, so the figures match the accounts the company actually files.

How much does it cost?

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The core analysis is free forever. Paid plans unlock the screener, portfolio tracking and advanced charting. Full pricing is on the pricing page.