Buffett Stock Evaluator helps investors quickly screen any publicly listed company by scoring it against the fundamental rules used by three legendary investors: Warren Buffett, Ray Dalio and Benjamin Graham. Enter a ticker, tap Analyse and the app returns three verdict cards that check metrics such as return on equity, debt levels, operating margin, P/E, P/B and current ratio, giving pass/fail results and exact values. It’s useful for building a shortlist of candidates, saving time on manual spreadsheet checks while preserving privacy and relying on free public financial data delayed roughly 15 minutes.

Key Features

⭐ Buffett Stock Evaluator produces three investor verdict cards with pass/fail outcomes and an expandable view of every underlying metric.

⭐ Covers the Buffett, Dalio and Graham frameworks — ROE, debt/equity, operating margin, EPS growth, profit margin, P/E, P/B and more.

⭐ Sector-aware logic automatically skips ratios that are misleading for specific industries, for example banks and insurers.

⭐ Supports global listings out of the box, including US and Australian stocks, and remembers recent tickers for quick re-analysis.

⭐ Uses free public financial data (delayed approximately 15 minutes) and is open source with recent tickers stored locally.

Advantages

✅ Buffett Stock Evaluator provides rapid, objective screening so you can shortlist candidates without building complex spreadsheets.

✅ Clear score cards and metric-level details make it easy to compare companies against each investor’s criteria.

✅ Sector-aware rules and consistency checks reduce misleading signals when comparing firms across different industries.

✅ Privacy-first design: no account, no sign-up, no analytics or tracking, and no personal data collected or sold.

Disadvantages

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

❎ Does not evaluate qualitative factors such as competitive moat, management quality or margin of safety; a high score is a shortlist signal, not a buy recommendation.

❎ Some criteria may be skipped when data isn’t meaningful for a sector, and financial data is delayed roughly 15 minutes, which can affect very short-term decisions.