About SAVNG

What we believe

Capable people should use experts, data, and models — without surrendering their judgment to them.

That belief is the whole product. Price movements and financial media should not be what tells you a business is worth owning. A model shouldn't either — including ours. Our job is to put the evidence in front of you early enough to be useful, show you exactly where it's weak, and then get out of the way.

Most mistakes are visible before they become expensive. Not all of them. But more than most people ever get the chance to see, because the evidence sits in filings nobody reads, behind paywalls, or under jargon designed to make you defer to someone else.

Who runs this

Pouyan Golshani — investor for 30 years across commodities, futures, equities, and options. A practicing interventional radiologist, not a licensed advisor. Medicine is where the habit comes from: you gather the evidence, you weigh what's uncertain, you admit what you don't know — and then you make the call and own it. That's the same discipline this site is built to support.

Why this exists

The stock price changed. The business didn't. That gap — between what something costs and what it's worth — is where most retail money gets lost. People see a low share price and think "cheap." They see a hot ETF and assume the experts picked good things. They see a meme stock with no revenue and project the next Amazon onto it. The math says otherwise, but the math is hidden behind paywalls and jargon.

SAVNG translates the actual math into a single, honest page per stock: what would have to be true for today's price to make sense, what the company actually earns per share, what historical companies had to do to grow into similar valuations, and where the model's confidence breaks down.

We publish the parts that make us look bad, too — data-quality grades, the assumptions behind every number, and backtests with their sample sizes and warts showing. You can't exercise judgment over evidence that's been polished for you.

How to use it

• Browse the published stock universe for free.
• Drill down by sector or theme (AI, EVs, Quantum, etc.).
• Hunt for distressed bargains via the NCAV screener (Graham's net-current-asset-value lens).
• Track positions and write disciplined entry/exit plans in Portfolio OS.

What this is not

SAVNG is not an investment advisor, broker-dealer, financial planner, or research firm. It does not provide individualized advice. Nothing on the site is a recommendation to buy or sell any security. Read the full disclaimer and terms before relying on anything you read here.