Intrinsiqq

Intrinsiqq is a stock-analysis platform that turns raw regulatory filings into clear, decision-ready numbers, with the core analysis of every stock free to read. It covers more than 8,000 US stocks sourced directly from SEC EDGAR, and a growing universe of European and other international stocks, each analyzed from its native home-exchange listing rather than a secondary US ADR. Most research sites either charge for the analysis or bury the real numbers behind opinion. Intrinsiqq does the opposite: it parses each company's filings, recomputes the metrics that actually matter, and shows its work. Every figure links back to a documented methodology, so you can always see exactly how it was derived. What you get for every company: Overview: a plain-language snapshot of the business, its key metrics, and how it scores on quality, value, and dividend safety. Quality score: a transparent 0 to 100 rating built from profitability, balance-sheet strength, and earnings consistency. The scoring is sector-aware, so banks, REITs, and other special cases are judged on the metrics that fit them, not a one-size-fits-all formula. Financials: up to ten years of income statement, balance sheet, and cash flow, pulled straight from filings and shown in clean, comparable tables and charts. Deeper tools for US stocks, where SEC filings provide complete cash-flow history: DCF fair value: a discounted-cash-flow valuation with bear, base, and bull scenarios anchored to the company's own historical free-cash-flow growth, plus a reverse DCF that reveals what growth the current share price already implies. Dividend safety: payout ratio, free-cash-flow coverage, dividend-growth streak, and an overall safety score, so income investors can tell a durable dividend from a yield trap. Tools across the whole universe: beyond the per-stock pages, Intrinsiqq includes a screener for filtering by quality, value, dividend, and growth criteria; a side-by-side compare tool; a watchlist; and an optional portfolio tracker. The core analysis, every stock page, every score, every financial statement, is free to read. A free account unlocks interactive charts and saved watchlists, and a paid tier adds the interactive tools: adjustable DCF assumptions to run your own scenarios, the portfolio tracker, and alerts. How it works: every analysis starts from a primary source. For US companies, Intrinsiqq ingests SEC EDGAR filings, including structured XBRL data, and maps thousands of reporting tags to a consistent model, so a bank, a software firm, and a REIT can be compared like-for-like. International companies are analyzed from their native home-exchange reporting. Because the inputs are public filings, not analyst estimates, the output reflects what each company actually reported. Why Intrinsiqq is different: Primary-source data. US numbers come straight from SEC EDGAR filings, not third-party estimates, and international companies are analyzed from their genuine home-market listing, not a US ADR or secondary line. Full transparency. Every metric is documented, nothing is a black box. The methodology behind any score or valuation is one click away. Free to read. Look up any stock and read its core analysis, scores, valuation, and financials, without paying. Built for real decisions. The scores and valuations answer the questions investors actually ask: is this a good business, is it cheap or expensive, and is the dividend safe? Who it's for: individual investors who want institutional-grade fundamentals without the budget. DIY investors comparing businesses, value investors checking whether a price is justified by cash flows, dividend investors screening for sustainable payouts, and anyone wanting a fast second opinion before buying or selling. Common questions: Is Intrinsiqq really free? The core is. Every stock's scores, valuation, dividend analysis, and financial statements are free to read. A free account unlocks interactive charts and watchlists; a paid tier adds adjustable DCF assumptions to run your own scenarios, the portfolio tracker, and alerts. Where does the data come from? US fundamentals come directly from SEC EDGAR filings and XBRL; European and international fundamentals and market data come from each company's native home-exchange reporting. Every metric links to the methodology that produced it. Does it give financial advice? No. Intrinsiqq provides data and transparent analysis to inform your own research. It does not make recommendations or provide personalized financial advice.

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