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AAPL
6/8Apple Inc.
$309.90
23.12·-6.94%
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1Y
Blended fair value
$75.55
Average of your three scenarios
Margin of safety
-310.21%
Price sits above fair value
$309.90
Current market price $309.90Low
$23.09
High
$137.45
At $309.90 the market price exceeds your high-case fair value of $137.45. No scenario you set justifies today's price.
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Each pillar is a single pass-or-fail check with a published threshold. Nothing is weighted, nothing is hidden, and every verdict shows the rule it was measured against.
01Below 22.5x
P/E ratio
What you pay per dollar of profit, averaged over five years.
02Below 22.5x
Price to FCF
The same test against cash, which is harder to massage.
03Above 9%
ROIC
Whether the business earns more than its capital costs.
04Positive 10yr
Revenue growth
Durable compounding has to start at the top line.
05Positive 10yr
Net income growth
Confirms growth survives costs, interest, and tax.
06Positive 10yr
FCF growth
What funds buybacks and debt paydown without borrowing.
07Flat or falling
Share count
A rising count quietly dilutes what you own.
08Under 5 years
Debt to FCF
Whether a downturn forces the company to dilute you.
6/8
SolidFalls short on 2 pillars: p/e ratio, price to free cash flow.
Live example: Apple Inc. scored against all eight pillars just now.
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- Ten years of revenue, earnings, cash flow, debt, and share count
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- Expected return and margin of safety for every scenario
- Seeded from the company's own history, so you start from fact
Scenario output · AAPL
low
$23.09
-11.30% / yr
mid
$66.10
-4.03% / yr
high
$137.45
+1.41% / yr
- Revenue in 10 years
- $664.65B
- Free cash flow in 10 years
- $164.67B
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