Author
Miraaj Patel
Builds and maintains TickerWorth: the valuation model, the TickerWorth Score, and the rules for when a page declines to publish a number.
What he answers for
The method behind every company page: the valuation models, how the TickerWorth Score is built, and the point at which a page refuses to publish a number. It is written up in the methodology, and every change to it is dated in the changelog.
How these pages are made
Every company page on TickerWorth is generated by the TickerWorth model. Nobody writes them one by one, and Miraaj does not review each page by hand before it is published.
The figures come from public data, and market prices from a delayed feed. Where a page says its base year was read from SEC filings, those figures come from the company’s own filing, which the page links. A few companies are hand-researched models, and every page names its tier at the top.
The byline names Miraaj because he writes and maintains the method: he answers for how each number is made, not for having checked each one. When the data cannot support a number, the page says so instead of printing one.
If a number looks wrong, write to hello@tickerworth.com and say which page and where. Nothing on these pages is investment advice.