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Sourced, primary-filing-backed case studies examining how real companies changed in value over time. Each study separates what changed in the business from what changed in the price investors were willing to pay. No personalized investment advice is given on these pages.
Investment Case Studies
About This Section
The /case-studies/ section contains historical valuation case studies built from primary SEC filings, company investor-relations disclosures, and named secondary market-data sources. The goal of each study is to reconstruct what was knowable at each stage of a company's history and to separate business growth from multiple expansion.
These pages are educational. They do not constitute investment advice, price targets, or recommendations to buy or sell any security. Historical outcomes do not predict future results.
Company Valuation
- How NVIDIA's Valuation Changed 2016 to 2026: a 10-year case study separating revenue growth (roughly 43x), net income growth (roughly 196x), and market-cap growth (roughly 91x), with six distinct valuation phases examined from primary filings.
Related Resources
- Research Notes Library: worked examples for valuation scenarios, 10-K walkthroughs, balance-sheet stress tests, and capital-allocation reviews.
- Fundamental Analysis: financial statements, valuation, moats, and capital efficiency as standalone disciplines.
- How to Analyze a Stock: the broader multi-method decision framework that case studies demonstrate in practice.
- Research Workbench: the repeatable Swoopr research process these case studies follow.