Delvantic

This is the “final boss” read on every stock we’ve put through the full deep analysis — each looked at through two independent lenses, kept deliberately apart because “great company” and “cheap stock” are different questions.

• Quality (price-agnostic) — is this a durable, well-run business? Built from forensic modules (liquidity & runway, dilution / stock-comp, earnings quality incl. Beneish-M & Altman-Z) plus execution signals, graded by Claude Opus. The share price is deliberately withheld from this lens — a high score means “great business,” not “buy.”
• Value (price-conditional) — is the stock mispriced versus what the business deserves? Opus weighs the current price against fair-value estimates, peers, and margin of safety. A wonderful business at a full price scores low here — that separation is the whole point.

Each score runs −100 to +100. Under the hood it’s a root-sum-square of the supporting findings’ magnitudes (positives minus negatives), so one decisive factor can dominate while many smaller ones still accumulate.

Tier collapses the two lenses into one verdict: Gem = quality and cheap (buy); Bounce = cheap but weak quality (trade it, don’t marry it); Watch = great business but not cheap yet (wait for the dip); Avoid = weak and not cheap.

Buy below = the price at/under which the value lens calls it a clear buy. Read = a one-line play reconciling both lenses. Date Ran = when the analysis last ran.

Produced by the manually-run extended forensic pipeline (never fires automatically; ~$0.15 per name). Re-run a ticker to refresh its row.