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Stocks & Equity Analysis Calculators

Stock analysis starts with a few core ratios: earnings per share, price multiples, returns on capital and the cost of capital. These calculators compute them from the figures in a company’s financial statements.

Stocks & Equity Analysis calculators (43)

About Stocks & Equity Analysis calculators

Valuation tools turn earnings and cash flow into a price. Multiples such as P/E, P/B, P/S, EV/Sales and the EBITDA multiple compare price with fundamentals. The PEG ratio adds growth, the Graham number and margin of safety add a value-investing lens, and the dividend discount model values a share from future payouts.

Return and risk tools include ROE, ROA, ROIC and the DuPont breakdown, plus CAPM, beta, unlevered beta and WACC for the required return. Portfolio tools average cost, split-adjust positions and compute portfolio beta.

Valuing a stock step by step

Begin with the P/E ratio and PEG ratio to see what the market pays for earnings and growth. Then check quality with ROE and ROIC, and compare ROIC with the WACC.

For a second opinion, estimate intrinsic value with the Dividend Discount Model Calculator or the Graham Number Calculator, then compute the margin of safety against today’s price.

  • Returns. EPS, EPS growth, dividend yield and payout ratio measure what shareholders earn.
  • Risk. Beta, unlevered beta and portfolio beta measure sensitivity to the market.
  • Position tools. Stock average, stock split and market cap calculators keep your records straight.

What you can calculate

Frequently asked questions

Are valuation results investment advice?

No. They are model outputs from the figures you enter. Test a range of assumptions and speak with a licensed adviser before investing.

Where do I find the inputs?

Company filings (10-K and 10-Q), investor relations pages and your broker show earnings, equity, debt and share counts.

Which valuation ratio should I trust?

No single ratio is enough. Compare several multiples with the company’s own history and its industry peers.

Is a high dividend yield good?

Not automatically. A very high yield can signal a falling price or a dividend that may be cut.

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Disclaimer: Please do not make financial decisions based on these results. These calculators are for general information only. Talk to a licensed professional before making any financial, tax or legal decision. Read the full disclaimer.
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