Moderate Dislocation
Every price drop is scored 0–100 by comparing the magnitude of the decline against the company's underlying fundamentals. The score weights multiple factors including DCF gap, balance sheet strength, earnings quality, and sector-relative valuation.
WACC determines how we discount future cash flows back to present value. A higher WACC means future money is worth less today — critical for companies where cash flows are years away.
We discount projected future cash flows back to present value using our WACC model. Three scenarios — bear, base, and bull — give a range of fair value estimates.
Before any alert goes out, KEEL runs a full health check. If the balance sheet can't support survival through the downturn, it's not an opportunity — it's a trap.
Autonomous screening. DCF modelling. Delivered before market open.