Scorecard
Glossary version 2026-07-12.v1 · reviewed July 12, 2026
A 9-category business-quality framework (0-100) covering revenue growth, earnings quality, balance sheet, profitability, capital efficiency, valuation, management, competitive moat, and risk assessment, each carrying equal weight.
Our scorecard is a nine-category, 0–100 quality assessment that captures business durability, capital-allocation discipline, and valuation attractiveness in a single transparent framework. The categories are revenue growth, earnings quality, balance sheet, profitability, capital efficiency, valuation, management, competitive moat, and risk assessment, each weighted 11.1%. Scoring is anchored to specific evidence — a 9/10 in competitive moat requires a documented economic-profit spread and a reasoned explanation of why it should persist. The scorecard cross-checks against the six-factor decision overlay (which weights valuation at 40% and risk at 15%): if the two diverge by more than 12 points on a 100-point basis, the report flags the discrepancy and re-audits assumptions. The scorecard is not the rating — the rating combines scorecard, six-factor overlay, fair-value gap, and quality-gate status — but it is the most direct quality summary in the report.