The verdict line for one filed move
verdictOne guru's disclosed move in one ticker, with the sentence Deep Values publishes about it and every number behind it: the company's legal name beside the ticker (name, null where we hold none), the three dates (traded by, filed, seen), the quarter-end close, the current price, and the intrinsic value band. value is the callable band (the blend ±25%) and is null whenever the verdict is not a call; estimates always carries what the valuation methods actually said, their lowest and highest central estimate, so a reader told we cannot call it can see why. One of six deterministic states — below_value, inside_band, above_value, ran_ahead, too_uncertain, no_value — computed the same way for every caller. The band is Deep Values' blended intrinsic value plus or minus 25%, and too_uncertain ("Our estimates disagree too much to call this one.") replaces the three band states when the methods' own central estimates are more than 3x apart, or one of them is not positive: the blend still exists and is still returned in value, but it is not a range anyone should be told a price sits inside. It is distinct from no_value, which means no valuation was computed at all. (GET https://app.deepvalues.ai/api/v1/verdict/{ticker} — 0.005 credits per call; works with no credentials up to 25 call(s)/day per address)
Input Schema
| Name | Required | Description | Default |
|---|---|---|---|
| guru | Yes | ||
| ticker | Yes | ||
| quarter | No | Quarter end; default = the most recent quarter we hold. |