Head to head — any two companies on the Altamira scorecard

Any two of the 515 names on the Altamira scorecard, side by side: six pillars, 31 metrics, the tape, and eight fiscal years of SEC filings where both have them. Each card shows the name's fundamental compositeThe 0–100 score that ranks a name: a weighted blend of the five fundamental pillars (quality, growth, value, shareholder returns, balance-sheet health) and the moat heuristic., tierComposite bands: Tier 1 ≥ 80, Tier 2 70–79, Tier 3 60–69. A tier describes the score, not a recommendation., trend stateWhere the price sits against its own moving averages and recent highs: UPTREND, PULLBACK, RECOVERING, DRIFTING, MIXED, STAGNANT or DOWNTREND. A description of levels, not a forecast., moatA heuristic reading of durable advantage from the filed figures (returns, margins, their stability), rated Wide, Narrow or None, with its direction., QC gateA 13-criterion quality checklist (margins, returns, cash conversion, leverage, dilution and the like). 13/13 passes; the failed criteria are named. and margin of safetyHow far the price sits below the fair-value estimate, as a percentage. Negative means the price is above the estimate. as the scorecard assigns them. Type two tickers; the link in your address bar carries the pair.

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Scorecard method: six sector-aware pillars (quality 25% · growth 20% · value 20% · shareholder 15% · health 10% · moat 10%) make the fundamental composite; total = 0.70 × fundamental + 0.30 × technical; tiers by total (Tier 1 ≥ 80; Tier 2 ≥ 70; Tier 3 ≥ 60; Tier 4 ≥ 0). Source: Altamira KPI scorecard edition 9 Nov 2026 (kpi-scorecard-2026-11-09.json, generated 9 Nov 2026, 14:40 UTC), prices as of 6 Nov 2026 from Massive, fundamentals FMP fetched 7 Nov 2026, 15:20 UTC; statements SEC EDGAR XBRL companyfacts (public domain). Fair values are published model output (Morningstar where read, else the median of in-house and FMP DCFs), not targets. Descriptive, not a recommendation; Altamira states no positions on this page. Research for information only — see Disclosures.