Unveiling company financial health through a 0 to 10 fundamental score derived from meticulous analysis of financial statements.

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Fundamental Score: Evaluate equity stock risk effortlessly. Our tool simplifies risk assessment - lower scores mean lower risk, while higher scores indicate higher risk. Utilise it before making an investment decision.

Disclaimer: The Fundamental Score is a proprietary tool designed for informational purposes only and should not serve as the sole basis for investment decisions. We advice to conduct thorough research and consult with financial professionals before making any investment choices.

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Fundamental Analysis

Welcome to our platform, where we aim to simplify fundamental analysis for stock market investing.

In our newsletter @ https://www.budgetiger.in, we delved into the concept of fragility in a series of posts.

Fundamental Analysis scores provided in this website were conceptualised from the four fundamental analysis pillars as explained in fragility series. The fourth pillar i.e. Time is more related to investor than the company itself and accordingly is not part of the website.

Our approach in this website is based on first three core pillars of fundamental analysis:

Pillar 1 - Financial Strength: The Financial Score (derived from fragility score card explained in the newsletter) quantifies a company's financial strength, assigning a value between 0 and 10. A score of 0 represents a financially robust company, while a score of 10 indicates a financially weak company. The Financial score is derived derived from a combination of 4 key financial ratios as per latest available audited/unaudited financial statements. 4 Key ratios considered are Equity as a percentage of Balance Sheet Total, Break-E

Disclaimer

Our website facilitates a streamlined financial statement analysis process with our Fundamental Score Card. For a deeper understanding of fundamental investing in the stock market, we invite you to subscribe to our newsletter. We suggest consulting your financial advisor for all investment-related decisions