value-invest-scorer

Name: value-invest-scorer
Availability: InStock
Author: haomingz

Score public company fundamentals across Moat, Management, Financials, and Valuation using a 20-item rubric.

12|2|Updated Apr 21, 2026

Search Tags:#valuation #moat #value-investing #fundamental-analysis #management-quality #investment-scorecard #financial-strength

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npx skills add https://github.com/haomingz/kimi-skills --skill value-invest-scorer

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Please help me install this Agent Skill.
Skill: value-invest-scorer
Source: https://github.com/haomingz/kimi-skills/tree/main/skills/value-invest-scorer
Command: npx skills add https://github.com/haomingz/kimi-skills --skill value-invest-scorer

SYSTEM DOCUMENTATION & REQUIREMENTS

What problem does it solve?

This skill provides a structured framework to systematically evaluate investment opportunities by scoring across Moat, Management, Financials, and Valuation, converting qualitative insights into a repeatable decision metric.

Core Features & Use Cases

20-item scoring rubric covering Moat, Management, Financials, and Valuation to produce a 0–100 overall score and sub-scores.
Generates a concise investment thesis and clear risk/strength signals to guide buy, hold, or avoid decisions.
Use case: assess a company like ABC Corp by inputting public financials and qualitative signals to obtain a scored report and recommended actions.

Quick Start

Provide the target company name and key financials to generate the scoring report.

Frequently Asked Questions about value-invest-scorer

High-intent search queries and answers about installing and using this skill.

FAQPage Schema

How do I systematically score a stock for value investing?▼

To systematically score a stock for value investing, you apply a 20-item rubric across Moat, Management, Financials, and Valuation. This process requires historical financials and qualitative signals to compute a 0–100 score with sub-scores and actionable guidance.

What fundamental analysis metrics are needed to calculate an investment scorecard?▼

An investment scorecard requires historical financials and conservative assumptions to calculate fundamental analysis metrics like margins, ROIC, FCF, and intrinsic value estimates, alongside qualitative signals for management quality.

How do I evaluate a company's economic moat and management quality?▼

To evaluate a company's economic moat and management quality, you score them as part of a 20-item rubric. This converts qualitative insights and financial data into a repeatable decision metric with clear risk and strength signals.

What is the best way to assess financial strength and intrinsic value for public companies?▼

The best way to assess financial strength and intrinsic value is by applying a structured scoring framework to public company data. This generates a concise investment thesis with sub-scores to guide buy, hold, or avoid decisions.

Can I generate an investment thesis from public financials and qualitative signals?▼

Yes, you can generate an investment thesis from public financials and qualitative signals by inputting them into a 20-item scoring rubric. This produces a scored report with overall and sub-scores, plus recommended actions for the target company.

When should I avoid using a quantitative rubric for valuation?▼

You should avoid using a quantitative valuation rubric when you lack historical financials or cannot make conservative assumptions. The scoring mechanism requires comprehensive fundamental data to accurately compute margins, ROIC, FCF, and intrinsic value.