Free Stock Fair Value
& Intrinsic Value Analysis

Market fair value is the estimated true worth of a stock based on fundamental analysis, including earnings, cash flow, growth rate, and assets. It represents what a rational investor would pay for the stock, independent of current market sentiment or price fluctuations. Our calculator determines this using four valuation models: DCF (Discounted Cash Flow), Graham Number, PEG (Price/Earnings-to-Growth), and DDM (Dividend Discount Model).

To calculate intrinsic value, you need three key inputs: free cash flow (FCF), an expected growth rate, and a discount rate (typically 10%). The DCF formula projects cash flows for 10 years, adds a terminal value, and discounts everything back to today's dollars. You can use our free intrinsic value calculator to do this instantly for any of the 510+ stocks we cover, or adjust the assumptions with interactive sliders.

The four most widely used formulas are DCF (projects future free cash flows and discounts them to present value), Graham Number (sqrt of 22.5 x EPS x Book Value Per Share), PEG-based fair value (adjusts P/E by earnings growth rate), and Dividend Discount Model or DDM (values a stock based on its projected future dividend payments). Our composite blends all four with weights of 40%, 25%, 25%, and 10%.

Enter your investment amount and dividend yield on the Dividend Calculator page. The tool instantly projects your annual and monthly passive income. Toggle DRIP (Dividend Reinvestment Plan) to see how reinvesting dividends compounds your returns over 20 years. You can also use the reverse calculator to find out how much you need to invest to earn a specific monthly income target.

Select any stock and a past date (up to 10 years back) in our 'If You Bought' calculator. It shows what a $10,000 investment would be worth today, including dividends reinvested via DRIP. It helps visualize the power of long-term investing and compounding returns for any of the 510+ US stocks we track.

Pick any stock to see a live countdown timer to its next earnings report date. The page also shows Wall Street EPS estimates (consensus, high, and low), plus a historical beat/miss record across past quarters. This helps you plan around earnings-driven volatility.

Use our Compare tool to select any two stocks for a side-by-side comparison. You will see total returns over 1, 3, 5, and 10 years with dividends reinvested, plus a $10,000 growth chart. You can also compare a stock against benchmarks like the S&P 500, Nasdaq, Gold, Bitcoin, and Treasury Bonds to see if it outperformed the market.

A composite fair value is calculated by blending four models (DCF 40%, Graham 25%, PEG 25%, DDM 10%). If the current stock price is 15% or more below this composite, the stock is labeled 'Undervalued.' If it is 15% or more above, it is labeled 'Overvalued.' Anything in between is considered 'Fair Value.' At least two models must produce a valid estimate for a verdict to be issued.

You can analyze 510+ of the most-followed US stocks for free across all major sectors including Technology, Healthcare, Finance, Energy, Consumer, Industrial, Communication, Utilities, and Real Estate. All valuations, dividend data, earnings dates, and comparison charts are updated daily with no signup required.