Calculates intrinsic value for US-listed stocks and gives a plain buy/watch/pass verdict based on filings.
MiniValuator evaluates US-listed stocks against their official filings and returns one of three verdicts: Attractive, Worth Watching, or Not Now, based on four checks: business durability, financial quality, valuation relative to price, and a final call. It avoids price predictions or news-driven trading signals, focusing instead on whether a company's fundamentals justify its current price using methods like discounted cash flow and P/E comparison. The product was built by Charlie Wang, described on the site as a former auditor who personally reviews saved stocks. New users get one free evaluation with no login, plus three more after signing up. Paid options are a one-time pack of 5 evaluations for $5.99, or an ongoing membership at $15 a month that adds 25 evaluations monthly and continuous monitoring.
First evaluation is free with no login, plus 3 more after signup; cheapest paid option is a one-time 5-evaluation pack for $5.99, or ongoing membership at $15/month for 25 evaluations plus monitoring.
Use tool ↗MiniValuator is a narrow, fundamentals-first stock evaluation tool built and personally run by one former auditor, aimed at people who want a plain verdict on whether a stock's price matches its underlying business rather than a chart or news feed. The one-time evaluation pack is a low-risk way to test it before committing to the monitoring subscription.
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