About

Qualuation started years ago as a market scanner for dividend growth investors. It's back, rebuilt on public SEC data, and it now asks a different question: not which stocks pass the rules, but what each price assumes.

The old scanner helped readers pick. This one shows the assumptions behind a price, sourced and dated, and leaves the judgment to the reader.

Qualuation is written under that name, as a pen name. You can reach the author through the newsletter: reply to any post or leave a comment.

Disclaimer

Nothing on this site is investment advice, a recommendation, or an offer to buy or sell any security. Each page describes what a price assumes under stated assumptions; it says nothing about what anyone should do. Valuations rest on judgments that may be wrong, and on data that may contain errors despite the checks described here. Do your own work, and consult a licensed adviser before acting.

Positions: the author holds positions only through broad index funds, unless a page says otherwise.

Independence: Qualuation uses Aswath Damodaran's published methods and datasets, credited where used. It isn't affiliated with or endorsed by him or NYU Stern.

Data sources and their terms

• Company filings: SEC EDGAR, public filings and their XBRL data. Each page names the filings it uses, by accession number.
• Industry data, equity risk premiums, country risk and rating tables: Damodaran Online (pages.stern.nyu.edu/~adamodar), shared by its author for public use; only the figures for one company at one date are shown, with the edition (here, industry data January 2026, equity risk premium October 2026).
• The riskfree rate: the US 10-year Treasury yield, from FRED, Federal Reserve Bank of St. Louis.
• Prices: daily closes from Qualuation's records, with the date of each close.

Scan date November 12, 2026. The site is rebuilt weekly; each page carries its own dates.