Four tools for people who move money: M&A comps screening, buy-side stock recommendations, corporate capital-budgeting, and real-estate investment underwriting — every number computed by code, every memo written by an agent that can only call tools, never invent a figure.
The model calls tools and narrates results. It never computes a multiple, a rating, or an NPV itself.
Give it a target and a peer set. It pulls fundamentals, computes EV/Revenue, EV/EBITDA, and P/E, and writes a screening memo with a real implied valuation range — never a single point estimate.
Blends comps against the 52-week trading range with fixed weights, derives a Buy/Hold/Sell rating off hard thresholds, runs event studies on real catalysts, and checks the result against your fund's own mandate.
Should the company build the plant? Give it an initial outlay, a cash-flow schedule, and a hurdle rate — it returns NPV, IRR, and payback period, with NPV as the one non-negotiable decision rule.
Give it a rent roll, operating expenses, purchase price, and debt terms. It computes NOI, cap rate, cash-on-cash, DSCR, and IRR, runs an exit-cap/rent-growth sensitivity table, checks the deal against market context, and labels every figure it couldn't independently verify.