What's inside

One company. Sixteen ways to read it.

Most research sites give you a page of ratios. Dividend Line gives every company a full dossier: thirty years of accounts, a written read on the moat, a price, the dividend, the buybacks, the last call, the insiders and the competition. Then it builds a whole terminal around it.

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16
tabs on every company page
30
years of statements, from FY1997
6,000+
companies in the screener
~900
written moat verdicts
81
long-form X-Ray reports
4
markets in one price
+ News · Press · Research
dividend-line.com/analysis/MSFT
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The whole company on one screen
Valuation, a quality score across six pillars and the Dividend Line rating, before you've scrolled an inch.

A demonstration, redrawn from the live site with Microsoft's figures from 8 Oct 2026. Each tab here is only its first screen: open one and it keeps going, and there's a lot more besides.

The company page, chapter by chapter

Read a business the way an owner would

Five questions an owner asks before buying a stake, and the tabs that answer them. Every example is Microsoft, redrawn from the live site as a demonstration, and every one is only the start of its tab.

I
The verdicts

The platform takes a position

Most research tools hand you the numbers and leave the judgement to you. Every company here also gets a written read of the business and its moat, scored, priced and dated, with the evidence shown so you can disagree with it.

  • The Buffett Take: a score out of 100, intrinsic value and margin of safety
  • The Moat: six sources of advantage, each scored 0 to 5 with evidence
  • Estimated moat duration and a durability score
  • Written as opinion, never as a recommendation
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II
The numbers

Thirty years, read as a story

Up to thirty years of income statements, balance sheets and cash flows, and three different ways of seeing them: the full table, the chartroom, and a flow diagram that shows where every dollar of revenue ends up.

  • Annual or quarterly, absolute or per share, millions or billions
  • Sparklines and growth rates on every line
  • Revenue traced to net income, step by step
  • Export the whole history to CSV
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III
The price

What it's worth, and what it costs

Six valuation models that suit this kind of company, three that don't set aside, and a blended fair value on a dial. Then the analysts' view of the next twelve months, from the bear case to the bull case.

  • Intrinsic and relative lenses, weighed together
  • A DCF with inputs you can change
  • Consensus estimates and every price target in range
  • Educational, transparent, built from assumptions you can see
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IV
What you're paid

The dividend and the buyback, graded

Is the dividend paid for, and where is it heading? Fifteen years of free cash flow against the payout, three five-year scenarios, and an honest look at whether the buyback is buying shares cheaply or just offsetting dilution.

  • Dividend safety and durability out of 100
  • Coverage: free cash flow per share against the dividend, year by year
  • Five-year forecast in bull, base and bear cases
  • Buybacks: shares retired, cash spent, price paid, and a grade
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V
The people and the field

The call, the rivals, and who's buying

A verdict on every quarterly report, with what management said and whether last quarter's concerns came back. The company against its competitors. And every disclosed trade by its own executives and by members of Congress.

  • Earnings verdicts that track their own earlier calls
  • Peer comparison on five axes, and quartile rank per metric
  • Insider buys and sells from SEC Form 4
  • Congressional trades from Senate and House disclosures
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Beyond the company page

A whole terminal around it

The company page is where you study one business. These are where you find the next one, follow the season, and keep an eye on everything you own.

Stock Screener6,000+ companies, forty-plus fundamental filters, guru strategies, and five ready views: income, growth, value, quality, REITs.
The Moat ScreenerScreen on durable advantage instead of ratios. Nearly 900 companies, each with a written moat verdict.
Buffett's Desk890 companies through the same eight questions, sorted into the four piles Buffett would use.
Earnings ReportsThe whole season in one feed: the beat, the capital-return signal and a Buffett-lens verdict on each report.
Macro TerminalValuation, recession risk, sentiment and the dividend climate, read in plain English and refreshed daily.
Political TradingEvery disclosed Senate and House trade, cross-chamber consensus, and the lag before each one was reported.
Notable InvestorsWhat Buffett, Klarman, Marks, Ackman and others own, straight from their 13F filings.
X-Ray Analyses81 long-form company reports in the spirit of Buffett. Every verdict stamped with its date and its price.
The AcademyBuffettology in eight chapters, frameworks, a glossary and worked examples. How to read the numbers, not just find them.
And that's not all

…and much more besides

What you've seen above is a sample. Here's the rest of what an account opens.

News & press releasesEvery company's headlines and its own press releases, next to the numbers they move.
DashboardA live feed of what's happening to the companies you follow: results, dividends, news.
Portfolio trackingYour holdings, your income, and the dividends they'll pay you, month by month.
Dividend ForecasterNext year's dividend income from your portfolio, projected payment by payment.
WatchlistKeep the companies you're studying in one place, with the numbers that matter.
Market calendarEarnings, dividends, splits and IPOs, this week and next.
CalculatorsCompound interest scenarios, DRIP, the rule of 72 and dividend yield.
50+ articlesHow to tell if a dividend is safe, what a moat is, when to sell, and more.
Request an X-RayPremium members put companies on the list and vote on what gets written next.
What's free, and what isn't

Most of it opens with a free account

The X-Rays and articles need no account at all. A free account opens the terminal; Premium opens every company in full, at $199 a year or $24.95 a month.

FeatureFreePremium
Calendar · Macro · Political · Academy✓✓
Stock analysis3 / dayUnlimited
Portfolio trackingUp to 10 holdingsUnlimited
Export & advanced data—✓
X-Ray analysesFull reportsFull reports
Dividend ForecasterOn your 10 holdingsOn an unlimited portfolio
Financial statements history10 years30 years
Stock Screener · 6,000+ companies, 5 viewsTop 5 resultsFull results
The Moat Screener · written moat verdictHousehold namesFull universe + rankings
Custom columns & saved viewsPreset viewsBuild your own
The Moat · per-company verdictPreview · big names in fullEvery company
The Buffett Take · per-company verdictPreview · big names in fullEvery company
Earnings IntelligencePreviewEvery release, every quarter
Buffett's Desk · the full listHousehold namesFull universe
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The best way to judge it is to open a company you know.

Everything above was a demonstration. The real pages are live, go much deeper, and cover 6,000+ companies. Start with Microsoft, then search for anything you own.

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