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TickerWorth

Many sites print a price target. We show the arithmetic.

What a business is worth, and why.

A fair value, a 0–100 score and every assumption behind them — for members, built for investors who do the reading themselves.

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1,730 companies covered · 905 with a published fair value

Built by Miraaj Patel — every input shown with the filing it came from.

No ticker? Browse companies below fair valuePrices are delayed. Not advice.

The Weekly Undervalued

The Undervalued Company of the Week, with its fair-value range and the growth its price implies. We'll email you when the weekly list starts. Not advice or trading calls.

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  • Edit growth, margin, horizon and discount rate.
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Questions

Before you start.

  • Is this investment advice?

    No. We publish estimates of what a business is worth and show how we got there, never a recommendation, a prediction or a price target.

  • Why are prices delayed?

    We use a delayed market feed, and every price says so. Where the feed gives the time of a quote we print it; a page built as a dated snapshot says it has no quote time. Valuations are built from filings, where a few minutes makes no difference.

  • Why won’t you value some companies?

    A cash-flow model is the wrong tool for banks, insurers, REITs and regulated utilities. Their pages say so and show what we can support instead.

  • Why doesn’t my ticker have a fair value yet?

    Either we chose not to put one on it, or we haven’t modeled it yet. Of the 1,730 companies we cover, 905 have a published fair value and 181 are shown as a range only. We decline to value 640 and say why on each page, and 4 are not modeled yet. How we decide when a model fits. What has changed, and when.

  • How do I know your growth assumptions aren’t optimistic?

    You don’t have to take them on trust. Every assumption on a company page is printed with its basis, and one we chose rather than read from a filing is labelled ESTIMATE. The fair value blends several valuation methods, weighted toward the one that suits the business, so a generous growth rate moves only the DCF’s share of it, and the reverse DCF shows the growth today’s price already implies, so you can set the two side by side. How we value a company.

  • How is the score built?

    Each measure is weighted as listed and ranked against companies in the same sector and region. The grade describes the company at today’s price, and it isn’t a rating to buy or sell.

  • Can I cancel Pro any time?

    Yes, from Manage billing, with no call or email. You keep Pro until the end of the period you paid for. Nothing renews after that.

Pick a company. See what it’s worth.

For members, with every assumption shown.