For Value Investors
Work Out What It Is Worth Before You Look at the Price.
Fair value is not a number you should accept from a website. Intrinsiqq builds the model, shows every assumption, and lets you change the ones you disagree with.
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A DCF You Can Argue With
We project free cash flow, discount it, and produce a per-share fair value alongside how far above or below it the current price sits. Growth rate, discount rate and terminal assumptions are all editable, so you can see how much of the valuation rests on the assumption you find least convincing. That sensitivity is usually more informative than the headline number.
See a DCF→Ten Years of Financials, Straight From the Filings
Income statement, balance sheet and cash flow going back a decade or more, parsed from SEC EDGAR XBRL rather than retyped. That is long enough to see a company through a full cycle, which is the point: one good year is noise, ten years is a record.
Browse the financials→Return on Capital, Not Just Multiples
A cheap company that destroys capital is not a bargain. The quality score puts return on invested capital, margin trend and net debt against free cash flow next to the earnings and cash flow multiples, so cheapness is always read against the quality of the business generating it.
See a quality scorecard→Screen the Whole Market on Your Own Terms
Over 30 numeric filters across valuation, growth, profitability, balance sheet and dividends, run over 10,000+ companies. Set your own thresholds, or re-weight the quality score to match what you personally think matters, and re-rank the market against that.
Open the screener→What changes when you have the working
Without it
A fair value with no working
A single number and no way to see the growth rate or discount rate it depends on.
Low P/E as the thesis
Cheap multiples select for declining businesses as reliably as they select for bargains.
Five years of data
Not long enough to contain a downturn, which is exactly the period that tells you what a business is made of.
With Intrinsiqq
Editable assumptions
Every input exposed, so you can test how fragile the valuation is before you rely on it.
Price read against quality
Multiples shown next to return on capital, margin direction and leverage, never on their own.
A decade or more of filings
Long-run history parsed from EDGAR, so the record covers good years and bad ones.
Run the Numbers Yourself
Fair value estimates and ten years of financials, free to view.
Value Investors FAQ
What DCF model do you use?
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A free-cash-flow model: projected cash flows discounted to present value, plus a terminal value, divided by shares outstanding to give a per-share figure. Growth, discount and terminal assumptions are visible and editable on the page, and the full method is documented in the methodology.
Can I change the assumptions?
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Yes. Growth rate, discount rate and terminal assumptions are all editable, and the fair value and the over- or under-valuation percentage update as you change them. A valuation you cannot stress test is not much use.
How far back do the financials go?
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Ten years or more for most US filers, taken from SEC EDGAR XBRL. Some companies have shorter histories because they listed recently or restated, and the page shows what is actually available rather than padding the gaps.
Is a DCF available for every stock?
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No, and that is deliberate. We only run a DCF where the underlying cash flow data is reliable enough to support it. For some non-US filers our cash flow coverage is not good enough, so we withhold the model rather than publish a fair value built on weak inputs.
How does the screener handle valuation?
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There are over 30 numeric filters covering valuation, growth, profitability, balance sheet and dividends, plus sector and country. You can also re-weight the eight quality checks to your own preferences and re-rank results against that weighting rather than our default.
Do you cover international companies?
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Yes, over 10,000 companies including non-US markets, and always from the home listing rather than a US depositary receipt. Depth of fundamental data varies outside the US, and the pages show what we hold rather than interpolating.
Invest a different way?
For Dividend Investors
A high yield tells you what a company paid last year. It tells you nothing about whether it can pay next year. Intrinsiqq scores the payment itself, using the cash flow behind it.
Read more →For International Investors
Most research tools quietly redirect a European or Asian company to its US depositary receipt. The price is wrong, the currency is wrong, and the ratios inherit both. We do not do that.
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