Company profile
Five years as filed, segments, balance sheet and recent 8-Ks on one page.
A company profile, trading comps, precedent transactions, a DCF, an LBO, a three-statement model, a sum of the parts, an earnings review or a filing diff, on a company that files with the SEC. Every figure shows the filing it came from, how it was calculated and the checks it passed; what a workflow needs, and what no filing carries, is stated on it rather than estimated.
Every result is marked verified, partial or needs review, and says why.
A DCF is a workflow you run on a company, an Excel model you open, a drill you practise and a method you learn. Pick the task; the card names each form it takes.
Five years as filed, segments, balance sheet and recent 8-Ks on one page.
A forecast to unlevered free cash flow, a terminal value and a value per share, with the sensitivities.
A peer set with filed fundamentals, the multiples and the range they imply.
What buyers paid for companies like this one, read from the merger filings.
Sources and uses, the debt schedule, returns and what a sponsor could pay.
The filed history reconstructed and a forecast where every identity holds in every case.
An announced deal read from its filing: what was paid, on what basis, and whether it is accretive to the buyer.
Each segment valued on its own multiples, bridged to a value for the whole.
Where the shares have traded, against an offer price or a target.
The forecasts a company disclosed in its own deal filings, period by period.
What changed against last quarter and last year, and whether it matters.
What a company added, dropped or reworded between two filings of the same form.
Financial models
From the three statements to buyouts, credit, real estate, healthcare and software. Change the inputs, switch the case, and download the workbook with live formulas.
Value a company from its cash flows, compare the two terminal methods, and identify which assumptions drive the result.
Size a deal, run its debt schedule with a sweep, and decompose the return into EBITDA growth, multiple change and net debt reduction.
Bring a peer set to one calendar year and one trailing period, compute and defend the multiples, and carry each range through a football field to an implied value per share.
Who owns what, what they wrote, how deals were argued and what buyers paid.
The largest positions US institutional managers report on Form 13F, with the weight, the change on the quarter and what was opened and sold.
Activist letters, annual letters and founder letters, each with what is worth noticing and a link to the original.
Every financial adviser presentation filed with a Schedule 13E-3 take-private since 2020, cut by sector, buyer, adviser, deal size and year.
Every US public target that filed a merger proxy or a going-private statement since 2020, with the offer, the premium and the EV multiples.
Deals announced, enterprise value, who is buying and the premiums paid over market, read from US merger proxies and Schedule 13E-3 filings.
Where rates, inflation and the curve stand, what is due next and what the crowd expects.
The macro numbers finance interviews assume you know, charted from official sources: Treasury yields, the 2s10s curve, CPI, unemployment and rates.
Upcoming economic releases and central-bank decisions for the US, Eurozone and UK, taken from the agencies’ own published schedules.
The US Treasury curve from official data, 2s10s and 3m10y against a month and a year ago, five dated episodes, and a simulator for what moves rates.
The next Fed decision, the 10-year yield, oil, the largest IPO and which companies get acquired, as live probabilities from the prediction markets.
Studio, Logomatic, MappingMatic, Plotline, Variant: pitchbook slides, logo pages, maps, chart races and an estimates ledger, each with its own address under the tool suite.