DCF Calculator
Value US stocks with SEC data. Enter a ticker to fetch financials and get an implied price from our discounted cash flow model.
Value US stocks with SEC data
Enter a ticker to get real financials and an implied price from our DCF model. Here's why fundamental analysis with SEC data stands out.
How the DCF Calculator Works
We pull real financials from SEC EDGAR: revenue, net income, operating cash flow, and capital expenditure. Free cash flow (FCF) is operating cash flow minus CapEx—the cash left after the business reinvests in itself. That number drives the valuation.
We use historical FCF growth to project future cash flows over a forecast period, then discount them to today using a weighted average cost of capital (WACC). We add a terminal value to capture the value of the business beyond the explicit forecast. Enterprise value minus net debt, divided by shares outstanding, gives you an implied price per share.
SEC data is free and authoritative. FCF is the core input. Terminal value reflects the long-run value of the company after the detailed forecast ends.
Fundamental analysis from SEC
Our DCF Calculator uses SEC EDGAR Company Facts to get revenue, net income, operating cash flow, and CapEx for any US filer. We build historical free cash flow, project it forward with a growth taper (so growth moderates over time), discount with WACC, and add terminal value to get enterprise value and an implied price per share.
You can override WACC, terminal growth, or near-term growth if you have your own assumptions; otherwise we use market-based inputs where available. The result is a transparent, SEC-backed estimate of what the company might be worth based on its cash flows.
