A valuation tool that shows its work: fair value for 500+ US companies, computed from SEC filings with seven independent methods, with statements back to 1985 behind them. Use it on the site, or call the same data from your AI assistant over the REST API and MCP server — free to start, no account needed.
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Apple Inc. (AAPL)
Price $342.96 · Previous close (2026-10-14)
That price implies
We don’t tell you what AAPL is worth. Each method on the page shows what today’s price implies for its key assumption — the P/E, the growth rate, the multiple — and you move it to what you find reasonable; the range you build is yours. See what AAPL’s price implies →
With preset inputs the methods land at $117 – $205 (presets are filed history and our reference settings, not a recommendation)
Source: 10-K FY2025, filed 2025-10-31
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Seven valuation methods, each a tab with sliders. Pick a filed growth preset or your own rate and every method recomputes into your range — next to the default one.
Set the discount rate and margin of safety yourself; the page shows a bear–base–bull range and how many methods land above or below the price — never a buy or sell call.
Earnings write-ups and thesis checks that quote the 10-K or 10-Q line they come from, so you can verify every number.
30+ years of financials for about 6,000 US companies, every row from 2009 on linked to its SEC filing, refreshed nightly, with Cboe 15-minute-delayed prices.
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Explore years of financial data, earnings history, and valuation trends to identify patterns.
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Filing-by-filing reads of the companies in the news — every number cited to its SEC filing.
All six big banks have filed their third-quarter 8-Ks. JPMorgan moved its 2026 net interest income outlook to about $106.2 billion and cut net buybacks to $664 million; Wells Fargo held +/- $50 billion and added a fourth-quarter figure of about $13 billion. Reserve builds, card charge-offs, CET1 ratios and buybacks read back against our 12 October preview, every figure with its accession.
TSMC guided Q3 2026 revenue of US$44.6–45.8 billion and margins at an assumed 32 NT dollars to the US dollar. Its July, August and September revenue 6-Ks already add up to NT$1,494.24 billion. Twelve lines on file before the print — the guide, the FX assumption, the monthly sum, platform, node and geography mix, capex, the ADR ratio and ASML's supply-side guide — each with its accession.
Micron's FY2026 10-K answers the six lines its earnings release left open. Remaining performance obligations went from about $5 billion in May to about $134 billion, with a disclaimer that survived word for word. Plus $12.75 billion of deposits repayable 2029 to 2031, a rewritten price risk factor, the patent licence, the customer table, and a $35.16 billion buyback authorisation that appears in no 8-K. Every figure from the filings, with accessions.