About Equity Rank

Equity Rank is a quantitative stock and options research platform for self-directed investors. After every U.S. market close it recomputes 8–15 independent valuation models for roughly 3,000+ U.S.-listed securities and publishes, for each one, a model-derived fair value estimate, the margin-of-safety differential between that estimate and the current price, and composite valuation and quality scores.

Who operates it

Equity Rank is operated by Leek Ventures LLC, a Missouri limited liability company doing business as Equity Rank. Leek Ventures LLC is not a registered investment adviser, broker-dealer, or financial planner. Everything the platform publishes is algorithmic model output for informational and educational purposes — not investment advice, not a price target, and not a forecast of results. No advisory relationship is created by reading the site. Questions: [email protected].

How the platform works

The engine implements 19 valuation methods — including discounted cash flow, reverse DCF, Graham Number, P/E and forward P/E, P/B, P/S, EV/EBITDA, Earnings Power Value, dividend discount, residual income, PEG, justified P/B, EVA, and Shiller CAPE. 8–15 run per security depending on data availability, and individual model outputs are blended into a single estimate, weighted by each model's trailing accuracy so historically more accurate models carry more weight. The SAVE score is a 0–100 composite across four pillars: Sentiment, Analyst consensus, Valuation, and Earnings quality. The full computation is documented on the methodology page, every metric is defined in the glossary, and end-to-end walkthroughs live in the worked examples.

Data sources

Inputs come from company filings and market data via third-party providers, including Alpha Vantage, Schwab, Yahoo Finance, and Finnhub. Model logic, method weights, and all composite scores are Equity Rank's own. Figures are recomputed each trading day after the close; every data page publishes its own last-updated date, and any quoted figure should carry the date it was read.

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