Is this a good business?
Nine famous investors have said, in public, what they look at before buying. We check every company against all of it — using the company’s own filings, and showing our working.
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An example
Take Coca Cola. Warren Buffett has written about what makes a business worth owning; Benjamin Graham published two tests for whether one is on solid ground.
Put Coca Cola’s own numbers through both, and it passes most of Buffett’s and none of Graham’s. Neither man has ever said a word about the company — that is just the arithmetic, on their published rules.
That disagreement is the interesting part, and you can see exactly which number caused it.
What this is
- Every number comes from the company’s own filing. Each page links to the exact document at sec.gov, so you never have to take our word for it.
- Nothing here is a rating or a recommendation. No buy, no sell, no star ratings. Arithmetic, and where it came from.
- The awkward cases are shown, not hidden. Where a number cannot be worked out honestly, the page says so instead of printing a zero.
Updated as companies file
These reported most recently. Every page here is rebuilt when the company files with the SEC.