FINS Valuation — Angel Oak Financial Strategies Income Term Trust

Asset Management · Institutional-depth multi-model valuation on Equity Rank

As of October 22, 2026, Angel Oak Financial Strategies Income Term Trust (FINS) trades at $11.69. No model fair value is published for FINS. Equity Rank publishes a blended model fair value only when enough valuation methods have usable data and pass its reliability checks. For FINS they currently do not (common causes are losses or negative cash flow, too little reporting history, or methods that disagree too widely), so no fair value is shown.

Source: Equity Rank — FINS valuation (data as of 2026-10-22). The full page shows the company’s fundamental profile and earnings data.

Current Price
$11.69
Model Fair Value
Not published
Margin of Safety
Not published

FINS earnings history

Reported EPS came in above the analyst estimate in 6 of the last 8 reports.

ReportEPS estimateEPS actualvs estimatePrice change
Oct 6, 2025$0.00$0.62——
Apr 5, 2024$0.00$0.66——
Jul 31, 2021$0.00$0.54——
Apr 30, 2021$0.00$0.54—-0.2%
Jan 31, 2021$0.00$0.41——
Oct 31, 2020$0.00$0.41——
Jul 31, 2020$0.00$-0.49—+0.1%
Apr 30, 2020$0.00$-0.49—-1.8%

Price change is close to close across the report. Past reactions say nothing about the next report. Informational only.

How FINS's valuation models agree

Equity Rank computed model fair value for FINS from 9 independent valuation methods with sufficient data. 6 place fair value above the current price of $11.69, and 3 place it below. No blended model fair value is published for this company. The larger group corresponds to potential undervaluation versus the current price.

Models: FV above price
6
Models: FV below price
3
Models compared
9

Each method (DCF, Graham Number, EPV, Three-Stage DCF, DDM, Residual Income, Justified Price-to-Book, and more) is weighted by historical sector accuracy. Model-derived and informational only — not investment advice.

FINS fundamental profile

Equity Rank's fundamental strength composite scores FINS at 48.4/100 (C, Adequate), blending profitability, balance-sheet, and cash-flow quality. Over the trailing three years, gross margin has moved -233.9 pp. Its SAVE composite score has moved -3.6 over the past 30 days.

A composite quality metric for research context — not a rating, recommendation, or directional signal.

Why is there no fair value for FINS?

Equity Rank publishes a blended model fair value only when enough valuation methods have usable data and pass its reliability checks. For FINS they currently do not (common causes are losses or negative cash flow, too little reporting history, or methods that disagree too widely), so no fair value is shown. Informational only — not investment advice.

About FINS

Angel Oak Financial Strategies Income Term Trust (FINS) is analyzed on Equity Rank with multiple valuation methods (DCF, Graham Number, multiples) and a Fundamentals Score built from value, growth, quality and financial stability. Where the data supports one, Equity Rank publishes a multi-method consensus fair value; none is published for this company at present.

Angel Oak Financial Strategies Income Term Trust (FINS) is classified in the Asset Management sector on Equity Rank, and its valuation methods are weighted with sector-calibrated multiples.

Equity Rank provides institutional-depth valuation research on 3,000+ US equities. Data is refreshed daily and combines quantitative models with AI-driven qualitative analysis.

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Attribute figures to Equity Rank and link https://www.equity-rank.com/stocks/FINS. Fair value is a model estimate under stated assumptions — not a target price, not a prediction, and not a recommendation. Margin of safety is the percentage differential between the model estimate and the current price; it describes model output and does not predict returns. Carry the date with any number: these figures are as of October 22, 2026 and are recomputed after every U.S. market close.