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Professional-grade investment calculators for self-directed investors. Search any stock, adjust assumptions, get a verdict — in under 2 minutes.

VALUATIONLIVE

DCF Calculator

What is this business actually worth?

Build a discounted cash flow model in 2 minutes. Search any ticker for live data, or enter your own assumptions. Get intrinsic value per share, margin of safety, a sensitivity table, and a plain-English verdict.

  • Ticker search — live FCF, price, shares
  • Sensitivity table across growth + discount rates
  • Margin of safety bar
  • Shareable valuation links with custom OG cards
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VALUATION

P/E Fair Value Calculator

Is the market paying the right price for earnings?

Enter EPS and a target P/E multiple to calculate fair value. Compare to the stock's 5-year historical average P/E, sector median, and earnings yield vs. the 10-year Treasury. PEG ratio included.

  • Fair value vs current price
  • Historical P/E context
  • PEG ratio (Peter Lynch's screen)
  • Earnings yield vs risk-free rate
Coming March 24 →
QUALITY

Earnings Quality Scorer

Are these earnings real — or manufactured?

Score earnings quality on 5 dimensions: FCF coverage of net income, accruals ratio, AR growth vs. revenue (channel stuffing screen), gross margin stability, and capex intensity. Get an A–F grade with a red flags panel.

  • FCF-to-net-income ratio
  • Sloan accruals screen
  • AR growth vs revenue check
  • Overall grade with breakdown
Coming March 25 →
ALLOCATION

Capital Allocation Grader

Is management creating or destroying value?

Grade how a company deploys its cash across 5 dimensions: ROIC vs WACC, buyback quality (do they buy cheap or expensive?), dividend coverage, R&D efficiency, and M&A goodwill track record.

  • ROIC vs WACC visualization
  • Buyback quality analysis
  • Dividend coverage ratio
  • Capital allocation history (5yr)
Coming March 26 →

Built for investors who do their own work

Live data, not blank forms

Search any US-listed stock and the tool auto-populates with real free cash flow, shares outstanding, and current price from Yahoo Finance. You adjust; the tool does the math.

Teaches while you model

Every input has a contextual explanation. Every assumption triggers a warning if it's unrealistic. You learn what a good discount rate is by seeing why a bad one changes the answer.

Designed for conviction, not false precision

No tool gives you a single "correct" intrinsic value. Each tool shows a range — sensitivity tables, scenario comparisons, bull/bear/base cases. Robust theses hold across a range of assumptions.

Shareable results

Every valuation produces a unique URL with a custom preview card. Share your Apple DCF analysis on Twitter and the link shows exactly what you found — company name, intrinsic value, upside.

Frequently asked questions

Are these stock analysis tools free?

Yes — all Basis Report tools are completely free. No signup, no credit card, no usage limits. Results update instantly as you type.

What is a DCF calculator?

A DCF (discounted cash flow) calculator estimates what a business is worth today based on the cash it will generate in the future. You project free cash flows, discount them to present value, and compare the result to the current stock price.

What does the Earnings Quality Score measure?

The Earnings Quality Score grades a company's reported earnings on 5 dimensions: FCF-to-net-income coverage, accruals ratio, accounts receivable growth vs. revenue, gross margin stability, and capex vs. depreciation. A high score means earnings are cash-backed and reliable.

What is ROIC and why does it matter?

Return on Invested Capital (ROIC) measures how efficiently a company generates profit from its capital. ROIC above WACC (cost of capital) means the company creates value. ROIC below WACC means it destroys value — even if earnings per share are growing.