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Free Stock Analysis Calculators

Every calculator a fundamental investor needs — intrinsic value, valuation ratios, and options analysis. All free. All run in your browser. No account required.

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Intrinsic Value

Estimate what a stock is actually worth — before looking at the price.

Ratios & Fundamentals

The ratios analysts use every day — all in one place, all free.

P/E Ratio Calculator

Core metric

Trailing P/E, forward P/E, and implied fair value from a target multiple. The most widely-used valuation metric, calculated correctly.

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PEG Ratio Calculator

Growth-adjusted

Price/Earnings-to-Growth adjusts the P/E for expected earnings growth. PEG < 1 has historically suggested relative undervaluation vs. growth peers.

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EV/EBITDA Calculator

M&A standard

Enterprise value to EBITDA — capital-structure-neutral comparison across sectors. Useful for comparing leveraged companies where P/E misleads.

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Price-to-Sales Calculator

Pre-profit

P/S ratio for early-stage or unprofitable companies where earnings-based multiples don't apply. Compare against sector medians.

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Dividend Yield Calculator

Income focus

Annual dividend yield, payout ratio, and years-to-recover via dividends alone. Key inputs for income investors and dividend-growth analysis.

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Dividend Safety Check

Cut risk

Enter dividend per share, EPS, and free cash flow to get a composite Dividend Safety Score (0–100), payout ratio tier, FCF coverage, and cut-risk rating.

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ROE Calculator

Quality screen

Return on equity with DuPont decomposition — breaks ROE into profit margin, asset turnover, and leverage so you know why it's high or low.

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Debt-to-Equity Calculator

Leverage risk

Total and net leverage ratios, plus interest coverage. Identify capital structure risk before it shows up in earnings.

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WACC Calculator

Discount rate

Weighted average cost of capital: cost of equity (CAPM) blended with after-tax cost of debt. The discount rate for every DCF model.

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Options

Size positions and screen for high-IV setups — before entering the trade.

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Common Questions

What free stock analysis calculators does Equity Rank offer?

Equity Rank provides 16 free investment calculators: DCF, Intrinsic Value, Graham Number, Margin of Safety, Book Value, P/E Ratio, PEG Ratio, EV/EBITDA, Price-to-Sales, Dividend Yield, ROE, Debt-to-Equity, WACC, Options Profit Calculator, and IV Percentile Screener. All are free with no account required.

Do I need to create an account to use these calculators?

No account is required for any of the 16 calculators. All tools run directly in your browser without registration or login.

What is a DCF calculator and how does it work?

A Discounted Cash Flow (DCF) calculator estimates intrinsic stock value by projecting future earnings over two growth phases, then discounting those cash flows back to the present at your required rate of return (WACC). The result is an intrinsic value per share you can compare to the current market price.

How is the Graham Number calculated?

The Graham Number = √(22.5 × EPS × Book Value Per Share). It represents the upper-bound fair price for a defensive investor based on Benjamin Graham's principles from The Intelligent Investor. Stocks trading below their Graham Number are considered statistically cheap on both an earnings and asset basis.

What is IV Percentile and why does it matter for options trading?

IV Percentile (or IV Rank) measures where a stock's current implied volatility sits relative to its 52-week range. A high IV Rank (above 50) generally favors premium-selling strategies like covered calls and cash-secured puts. A low IV Rank generally favors premium-buying strategies like long calls or puts. Knowing IV context before entering a trade reduces the risk of overpaying for options.