Wonderfolio

Value-investing criteria, quality scores, intrinsic value, and clear buy and sell zones for any stock. Hours of research, right in your pocket.

Wonderfolio helps you find wonderful companies at fair prices.

It screens public companies against time-tested value-investing criteria — durable competitive advantages, consistent returns on capital, growing earnings, and manageable debt — then estimates what each business is actually worth, not what the market says today.

QUALITY SCORECARDS Ten years of growth and return metrics — return on invested capital, return on equity, earnings and revenue growth — scored against strict quality thresholds. See a company's track record at a glance.

INTRINSIC VALUE, FOUR WAYS Four independent valuation methods estimate what a business is worth from its fundamentals — so you anchor on value, not on a ticker price.

BUY, WATCH, HOLD & SELL ZONES Every company gets clear price zones built on a margin of safety. Know instantly whether a price is attractive, fair, or rich.

WATCHLIST & PORTFOLIO Track the companies you own and the ones you're waiting on. Get alerted when a price crosses into your zone.

A DECADE OF HISTORY Balance sheets, income statements, and cash flows going back ten years — the long view that short-term screens miss.

EARNINGS CALENDAR Know when the numbers update. Upcoming report dates surface right on the companies you follow.

HOW IT WORKS

1. Screen for quality — find businesses with durable competitive advantages.
2. Value the business — estimate intrinsic value from fundamentals.
3. Buy with a margin of safety — wait for the price to enter the buy zone.
4. Sell when a business is overpriced.

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IMPORTANT Wonderfolio is an educational research tool. It is not investment advice and not a registered investment adviser, broker, or dealer. Quality scores, valuation estimates, and price zones are generated by the same fixed criteria for every subscriber — they are impersonal, illustrative, and not recommendations. Financial data may be delayed or inaccurate. All investing involves risk, including possible loss of principal. You are solely responsible for your own investment decisions.