Buffett Stock Evaluator

Buffett Stock Evaluator is a compact analysis tool that grades any publicly listed company against the fundamental criteria used by Warren Buffett, Ray Dalio and Benjamin Graham, using free delayed market data and sector-aware logic to speed up screening. Enter a ticker and get three verdict cards in seconds that display pass/fail results for return on equity, debt, margins, valuation multiples and growth, plus exact metric values. Investors use it to quickly shortlist candidates that meet classic fundamental tests while keeping in mind qualitative checks such as moat, management quality and margin of safety still require human research.

Key Features

⭐ Three investor cards in Buffett Stock Evaluator (Warren Buffett, Ray Dalio, Benjamin Graham) show clear pass/fail verdicts and expand to reveal exact metric values.

⭐ Comprehensive metric checks include ROE, debt/equity, operating margin, current ratio, P/E, P/B, profit and EPS growth so you see the numbers behind each score.

⭐ Sector-aware logic automatically skips or flags ratios that are misleading for industries such as banking and insurance and explains why a criterion was omitted.

⭐ Works across global exchanges and remembers recent tickers between sessions for quick re-analysis without requiring an account.

⭐ Financial data is pulled from free delayed market feeds through a privacy-respecting proxy and the app is open source for transparency.

Advantages

✅ Buffett Stock Evaluator provides instant, objective screening that helps narrow a long watchlist to a manageable shortlist for deeper research.

✅ Privacy-first design: no sign-up, no email, no analytics, no ads and no tracking SDKs; recent tickers remain on your device.

✅ Clear guidance highlights what the tool cannot judge — qualitative factors like moat and management — so you know what to research next.

✅ Fast, lightweight interface makes it convenient as a regular analysis companion for individual investors and students of value investing.

Disadvantages

❎ Not suitable for ETFs, index funds, REITs, LICs or other pooled instruments because their reported metrics don't map cleanly to these frameworks.

❎ This is not financial advice; a high score is a shortlist signal, not a buy recommendation, and further due diligence is required.