Daily automated research based on Quantitative value criteria.

Every market day at 4 PM EST, our algorithm scans the S&P 500 for high-quality business data alignment. When a ticker passes all 6 strict quantitative benchmarks — low debt, strong returns, and consistent profits — you get a research snapshot before the market shifts.

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Retrospective Case Studies & Data Analysis

We apply 6 strict benchmarks to ensure high-quality data. Here's how the quantitative model aligned with landmark historical market movements — using actual financial filings at the time for educational research.

Alphabet Inc. (Google)

GOOGL
Analysis Date Nov 3, 2022
Snapshot Price $85
Buffett Score 87/100 Premium Grade
Intrinsic Value $275
Margin of Safety 69%
D/E Ratio 0.07
FCF Yield 11%

By January 2025, Alphabet traded at $195 — a +129% return in 26 months.

"Ad revenue fears and rate hikes pushed GOOGL to P/E 17× in late 2022 — near its lowest valuation ever. FCF yield was 11% and the balance sheet was nearly debt-free. The model issued a high-confidence research score."

Johnson & Johnson

JNJ
Analysis Date Mar 23, 2020
Snapshot Price $109
Buffett Score 88/100 Premium Grade
Intrinsic Value $183
Margin of Safety 40%
D/E Ratio 0.44
FCF Yield 17%

By January 2025, JNJ traded at $155 — a +42% return, plus dividends.

"During the March 2020 panic, JNJ — a 130-year-old Dividend Aristocrat — briefly traded below P/E 15×. FCF yield hit 17%. The model flagged it immediately."

What the filter excluded — and why that's the point

Microsoft (MSFT), June 2016 — Alignment: 79.6/100

Our model scored MSFT at 79.6 — just below our high-alignment threshold of 80. While the data subsequent to this snapshot showed significant growth, the strict quantitative filter held. That discipline is what makes the research snapshots meaningful when they do show high alignment.

Visa (V), March 2020 — Margin of Safety: 24.0%

Visa's calculated intrinsic value was $201 against a price of $153 — a 24% calibration, just 1 percentage point below our 25% filter threshold. The data-driven filter prioritized protocol over FOMO.

2 / 5 historical cases met criteria
+86% average appreciation on passed cases
*Past performance is not indicative of future results. Returns shown are price appreciation only and exclude dividends, taxes, and transaction costs. Financial data sourced from SEC EDGAR 10-K filings.

Six criteria. One score. Zero noise.

Criterion What We Look For
Company Age Long track record of public trading
Profit Margin Consistency Sustained margins with revenue growth
Debt-to-Equity Conservative leverage
Return on Equity Strong capital efficiency
Valuation (P/E) Trading below historical averages
Free Cash Flow Positive and growing cash generation

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