Research tools, not tips.

What this site actually is

It's two things working together: a real, computed portfolio - checked weekly against a disclosed rule against Buffett- and Lynch-style checklists built from their own documented investing criteria, and a mechanical screener that runs the same 8 hard filters, a Munger-style inversion check, and a real discounted-cash-flow margin of safety across a tracked universe of large US-listed companies, each with its own page. Alongside that sits a market-crash risk dashboard, a technical mean-reversion screener, and a dividend-sustainability screener - the same "real numbers, no invented score" standard applied to three more angles on the same stocks.

Every number you see (price, P/E, growth rate, debt/equity, short interest) is fetched from a real data provider on a weekly schedule and shown as-is. Nothing here is a synthetic "score" invented to look more precise than it is. See our full methodology for exactly how each pick is chosen.

What else is on the site?

• Stock pages: one page per tracked stock, with 10 years of financials, a source for every figure and plain answers about the business.
• Earnings Quality, Shareholder Yield and Capital-Light Compounders: whether profits turn into cash, what comes back to owners, and how little capital growth needed. Compounders at a Fair Price puts the four lenses on one shortlist.
• Sector Map and Dollar vs. Euro: where the market looks stretched, and what Fed and ECB rates and money supply are doing.
• Superinvestors: what Buffett and 24 other investors own, from their SEC filings.
• Portfolio Doctor: a private check-up of your own holdings.
• Glossary and blog: every term defined, and the reasoning behind the rules, starting with the welcome post.

Why it's built this way

Three decisions shape everything on this site:

• No sponsored placements, ever. No company has paid, or could pay, to appear on a list here. A stock is on this site because it cleared a filter, not because it bought a slot.
• Real data, shown honestly. When a number isn't available for a stock, we show "n/a", not a guess dressed up as a fact. When free-tier data is delayed or limited, that limitation is stated, not hidden.
• You set the assumptions. Tools like the Intrinsic Value Calculator never pre-fill "our estimate" of a company's growth rate. You move the sliders; we just do the math.

What this site isn't

It isn't a broker, an investment advisor, or a signal service. It doesn't manage money, doesn't know your personal financial situation, and shouldn't be your only input before buying anything. See our Disclosures and Editorial Standards for the specifics, and read the FAQ for common questions about how the numbers are put together.

Questions or found a bug?

Data pipelines occasionally lag or a filing gets tagged oddly by an upstream provider. If something looks wrong, we'd genuinely like to know. See Contact.