Skaffold is the stock market like you have never seen it before. It's an online application that rates and values every ASX-listed company.

Skaffold’s at-a-glance interpretations simplify the serious business of investing. It provides a framework to identify and evaluate the very best stocks for your portfolio.

All the data Skaffold receives is from top-tier, institutional grade financial data providers. Skaffold distils this into visuals that tell you right away whether a stock is great quality, average or poor.

There are a number of world-first and patented features unique to Skaffold. Skaffold’s features can be intuitively navigated with a stock search, comprehensive filter and sorting functionality, company information (Fast Facts) and a range of pre-sorted screens. For the interested, less time poor investors, all the raw data is available in table format.

Using Skaffold’s Aerial View for the whole market and the Skaffold Line chart for individual shares you can tell straight away if a stock is value for money or expensive.

The Skaffold Line chart keeps track of valuation estimates and daily share prices for every listed company with analyst’s estimates. You can view historical and forecast valuations in one screen. Each chart is coloured according to the company’s Quality Score and Safety Margin.

Companies whose share price is below the line offer value – their market price is less than Skaffold’s estimate of Intrinsic Value. Companies above the line are expensive.

Use Skaffold’s filter to create your own view of the stock market. Filter based on Quality, Market Capitalisation, stocks with or without analyst forecasts, and preferred Industry Sectors and Groups.

Skaffold sources forecast forecast earnings, dividends or profit figures for over 500 ASX-listed companies.

Adjust the slider and cut out companies whose share price, according to Skaffold, is expensive.

Skaffold’s Market Capitalisation Aerial View displays companies based upon their market size.

Companies with the largest Market Capitalisation and the greatest estimated Safety Margins are found towards the top right.

Companies are coloured based upon their Quality Score and Safety Margin. ‘A’ quality companies offering a Safety Margin are green. Poor quality companies rated ‘C’ by Skaffold and with no Safety Margin are red. Orange and olive covers everything in between.

The Skaffold Verdict presents the Skaffold Score (for Quality and Performance), Historical Growth, Future Value Estimates and Safety Margin in a single view.

The Skaffold Verdict is a quick visual summary that translates hundreds of pieces of financial data to help you determine if a company could be worth further investigation.