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Featured fight · CTAS — Cintas Corporation

opened 2026-07-10

The Street

$209

mean target · 20 analysts

9 buy · 10 hold · 1 sell

The gap

+551%

their target vs our price

The council

refuses

to price it — the too-hard pile

not at this price

ring = their mean · sage tick = our price · ink diamond = today ($179)

They see +551%. We see a full price. Someone is wrong. The scoreboard below remembers.

Their numbers via Yahoo Finance. Never an input to ours.

The board

biggest gaps first
  • METAMeta Platforms, Inc.the street prices it · we refuse — too hardnot at this pricewhy?

    today $669 · ours refused · street $828

    Why so wide: this business earns 27% on its capital. The Street extrapolates that; our math fades it toward an ordinary 9%. Most of the gap is that one assumption.

  • DUOLDuolingo, Inc.the street prices it · we refuse — too hardnot at this pricewhy?

The receipts

season 1

Resolved · Street

0

no call is 90 days old yet

Resolved · Council

0

same clock, same rules

Pending

15

first results 2026-10-08

A call resolves 90 days after the disagreement. Every call is timestamped — nobody edits history.

CTAS · called 07-10

90 days left

META · called 07-10

90 days left

DUOL · called 07-10

90 days left

CPRT · called 07-10

90 days left

…and 11 more. All pending. Nobody wins yet.

Scoreboards: almost — the tension board · the NO-ledger

Analyst consensus via Yahoo Finance, shown for contrast. It is never an input to the council's math. Research & education only — not investment advice.

today $127 · ours refused · street $106

Why so wide: this business earns 35% on its capital. The Street extrapolates that; our math fades it toward an ordinary 9%. Most of the gap is that one assumption.

  • CPRTCOPART, INC.the street prices it · we refuse — too hardnot at this pricewhy?

    today $27.73 · ours refused · street $40.90

    Why so wide: this business earns 23% on its capital. The Street extrapolates that; our math fades it toward an ordinary 9%. Most of the gap is that one assumption.

  • EXELEXELIXIS, INC.the street prices it · we refuse — too hardnot at this pricewhy?

    today $56.28 · ours refused · street $50.38

    Why so wide: this business earns 37% on its capital. The Street extrapolates that; our math fades it toward an ordinary 9%. Most of the gap is that one assumption.

  • CRUSCirrus Logic, Inc.the street prices it · we refuse — too hardnot at this pricewhy?

    today $150 · ours refused · street $184

    Why so wide: this business earns 27% on its capital. The Street extrapolates that; our math fades it toward an ordinary 9%. Most of the gap is that one assumption.

  • Gaps compare their mean target to our fair value — the strict estimate, not the lower entry trigger the garage tracks. Not advice.

    Full honesty: an external audit argues our fade is TOO harsh on elite compounders. A re-derived model (v8) is entering a shadow trial next to this one — the 90-day receipts will judge both. We publish the fight either way.