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Price$206.64+2.9% today
Trailing P/E32xearnings multiple paid today
Price implies43%FCF growth a year, solved from the price
Return on capital77.5%NOPAT over invested capital
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55.6%202667th percentile
2023median 55.6%2026
Net margin was 55.6% in 2026, right on its 4-year median of 55.6%. Profit per dollar of revenue, from the annual filings.
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What is it worth?
14 toolsFourteen ways of pricing the same business — cash flow, multiples, book value, peers — plus the one that runs the price backwards to find the growth it already assumes.P/E calculatorHow does this multiple compare to peers and its own history?31.7xDCF calculatorTen years of free cash flow, discounted back to today.$19Reverse DCFSolves the price backwards for the growth it already requires.needs 43%Intrinsic valueDCF, multiples and Graham run together as one range.$19–$34EV / EBITDAThe price with debt added and cash netted off.29.1xPEG ratioThe multiple divided by the growth meant to justify it.0.37P/S ratioFor companies whose earnings are not the point yet.19.7xGraham numberGraham's ceiling from earnings and book value.$34NCAV net-netCurrent assets less all debt, against the market cap.Open →Comparable companiesEight peers on the same six multiples, ranked.Open →Sum of the partsEach segment on its own multiple, then added up.Open →WACC calculatorThe discount rate this capital structure actually costs.15.3%P/E historical chartToday's multiple against twenty years of its own.Open →Market valuationWhether the index is dear before you judge one stock.Open →
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Does it deserve the price?
18 toolsReturns on capital, margins, cash conversion and the balance sheet. Valuation tells you what you pay; these tell you what you are paying for.Piotroski F-scoreNine pass-fail tests on profit, leverage and efficiency.4 of 9Altman Z-scoreFive balance-sheet ratios weighted into a distress score.4.84 · safeEarnings quality scoreHow much reported profit turned up as cash.Open →Capital allocation gradeBuybacks, dividends, capex and deals, graded on return.Open →ROIC calculatorWhether a dollar invested earns more than it costs.77.5%ROE calculatorProfit against the equity shareholders left in.114.3%ROA calculatorProfit per dollar of assets, before financing choices.58.1%DuPont analysisSplits that return into margin, turnover and leverage.margin-ledProfit marginGross, operating and net, each against the sector.63.0% netFree cash flowOperating cash after the capex needed to keep going.$46.3BOwner earningsBuffett's version: cash a buyer could actually take out.$96.7BInterest coverageHow many times operating profit covers the interest bill.547xDebt to equityHow much of the balance sheet is borrowed.0.05Cash conversion cycleDays between paying suppliers and being paid.117 daysShare dilutionWhether stock compensation is shrinking your slice.-0.7%EPS growthEarnings per share compounded over the filings.+204.1%Rule of 40Revenue growth plus margin, the software health line.103Tariff impactToday's tariff rates run through cost of goods.Open →
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No company in mind?
7 toolsThese need no ticker. They rank the whole market on one rule and hand back the list, recomputed after every close.ScreenThe rule it ranks onWhere it lands
Magic formula screenerGreenblatt's rank: earnings yield plus return on capital.EY 3% · ROC 78%Undervalued stocksNames trading 20% or more under our own DCF.Open →AI capex screenerWho is actually spending, as a share of revenue.Open →S&P 500 sector P/EEvery sector against its own five-year mean.TechnologyEarnings surprisesLast quarter's beats and misses against consensus.+0.1%Earnings calendarWho reports next, and their record of clearing the bar.Aug 26Stock comparisonTwo or three names, twelve metrics, one table.add a 2nd ticker04
What does holding it pay?
7 toolsDividends, buybacks and total return — what the position sends you while you wait, and what reinvesting it turns into.Dividend yieldWhat it pays, and whether free cash flow covers it.0.50%Dividend discount modelValued on the dividend stream and nothing else.$0DRIP calculatorWhat reinvesting every dividend compounds into.Open →Net payout yieldDividends plus buybacks, less shares issued.0.8%Stock returnTotal return with dividends reinvested, from any date.Open →CAGR calculatorCompound rate on revenue, earnings, cash or price.100% revStock split historySplits applied back through price, shares and basis.Open →
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5 toolsFive tools that need your cost, your lots or your timeline. Nothing here can guess them, so these are the only ones that arrive empty — and nothing you type is saved.Cost basis calculatorWeighted average across every lot you have bought.your lotsAverage down calculatorWhat buying more at today's price does to that average.your lotsDCA calculatorMonthly buying priced on real history, not an average.your scheduleRetirement plannerWhether the pot outlasts the withdrawals.your potShould I sellFive questions separating a broken thesis from a bad week.your answers
Why five arrive emptyEvery other tool needs only a ticker, which is why it has already run. The five in the last group need what you paid, what you hold, or how long you have — and we keep no accounts and track no positions, so we cannot know any of it. They ask, they answer, and the numbers are gone when you close the tab.
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