prizume /prɪˈzjuːm/ verb: to work out what a share price is assuming about a company's future.
What is this price assuming?
Prizume reads a company's own SEC filings and answers in one plain sentence.
Free for students · No tips, no buy or sell calls · 457 S&P 500 companies, valued 28 Oct 2026
At $345.56, Apple's price assumes its cash flow grows 15% a year for ten years.
Price of 28 Oct 2026 · cash flow from the fiscal 2025 annual report · 8% required return, 2.5% growth after year ten
Open Apple's full pageThe evidence
Was the market right before?
Every April since 2012 we recorded what 59 companies' prices assumed. Years later we checked what they delivered. 605 readings.
Judged with hindsight. “Too cautious” can only be known afterwards, once the growth has happened, so this is not a signal to trade on. It shows what matters: whether a company does better or worse than its price assumes. Judging that in advance is the skill Prizume teaches.
Where we were wrong. We also tested our own cheap-or-expensive verdict. Shares we called well below value beat the S&P 500 over 3 years 39% of the time (n = 296); ones we called expensive, 50% (n = 157). On its own, the verdict did not predict returns.
These companies are still large today, so the sample leans towards winners. Read the method
Proof
Can you prove the call was made before the result?
Yes. A forecast is locked with a digital fingerprint before the company reports, then scored against what it files. Nobody can edit it afterwards, including us.
See the public proof logApple's revenue for the quarter to December 2026 will be $128.0B to $136.0B. I'm 80% sure.
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Teach valuation with companies your students already know.
Students value real companies from real filings and seal forecasts before results come out. You see the whole class on one page.
A course covers up to 60 students and the class dashboard.
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