About Travis Valuation
What this is
Travis Valuation is a stock valuation tool built around Benjamin Graham's five classic methods — Graham Number, the 1962 and 1974 growth formulas, Earnings Power Value, and Net-Net/NCAV — plus a growing set of other well-known approaches (Lynch's PEG ratio, Buffett's owner earnings, a simplified Damodaran DCF, Greenblatt's Magic Formula, Piotroski F-Score, Altman Z-Score, and more). The goal is a single place to look up a ticker and see what several respected, decades-old valuation frameworks say about it — not a black-box “buy” or “sell” signal.
Why it exists
Most tools that do this are either buried in a brokerage's research tab, locked behind an expensive institutional terminal, or scattered across a dozen single-purpose calculators. The intent here is a one-stop shop: search a ticker, get a full picture, and not have to leave the page — without the screen turning into a wall of numbers nobody asked for. Every method is computed the same way every time, shown with its formula and a citation, and every claim about a company's numbers can be checked against the same source data the app used.
What it isn't
Travis Valuation is an educational and research tool, not a licensed investment advisor, and nothing on this site is personalized financial, investment, legal, or tax advice. It doesn't know your circumstances, risk tolerance, or goals. Every valuation model has real, disclosed limitations — see the Methodology page for the specific caveats behind each number. Always verify figures against primary sources (the company's own filings) before acting on anything here.
Who's behind it
Travis Valuation is an independently built and maintained project, not a company or investment firm. It's under active development — see the Roadmap for what's built and what's next.