Project any stock's next five years
Live EPS and P/E from Yahoo Finance. Your growth and exit-multiple assumptions. An honest projected return at the end of it.
- tools, one dataset
- quarters of EPS history
- default horizon
- yr
- API keys or signups
One dataset, six views
Everything in one place
Search once and every tool is already pointed at the same company — the same quote, the same fundamentals, the same earnings history.
Three steps
From ticker to thesis
- 01
Search a ticker
Autocomplete over Yahoo's symbol index. The quote card fills in with live price, EPS, trailing and forward P/E, and dividend.
- 02
Set your assumptions
Growth and target EPS stay linked, so move either one. The exit multiple seeds from today's P/E — or take the 5-year average from the research panel.
- 03
Read the outcome
CAGR, total return and a discounted fair value, with a projection chart that walks price and dividends year by year.
The whole model
future price = EPSyear N × exit P/E
CAGR = ((price + dividends) / pricetoday)1/N − 1Most screeners hand you a number and hide the assumptions behind it. balltrim does the opposite — every input stays on the page, the maths is printed in the README, and when the data can't support a figure we leave it blank instead of guessing.
Data provenance
Where the numbers stop
Blank beats wrong
ADRs like NVO and ASML quote in USD but report in DKK or EUR. Any multiple that would divide a USD price by non-USD financials — P/S, P/B, EV/EBITDA, FCF yield — is omitted rather than shown wrong.
Only real surprises
Yahoo publishes analyst revenue estimates for the upcoming quarter only. Past revenue is shown against the year-ago quarter rather than invented against an estimate. The EPS beats and misses are genuine.
Derived, not trusted
Yahoo's dividend yield has shipped both as a fraction and as a percent, so the yield here is always recomputed from dividend ÷ price. Quotes are delayed, and the site says so.
Run the numbers yourself
No account, no API key, nothing to install. Pick a ticker and the whole model is in front of you in a couple of seconds.