Structural Valuation Analysis

A lot can be learned about a company simply by examining its balance sheet. Subtle fluctuations, drastic highs and lows and historical data combine to reveal shockingly accurate harbingers of corporate success and failure.

SAC has developed a proprietary analysis methodology designed to identify these tell tale signs, no matter how obscure. The method, called Structural Valuation Analysis (SVA) , allows SAC analysts to decode apparently ordinary information, providing clients with an unmatched wealth of valuable investment insight.

SVA has its roots in the intricate Accounting Dynamics theory, developed in the 1970's by the late physicist Dr. Verne Atrill . The theory behind SVA is a quantitative approach to balance sheet analysis. Companies with the highest (and poorest) market potential are identified and SAC analysts determine valuation limits on price movements through analysis of Stability, Earnings Efficiency and Market Value Ratios.

Using this proven method, and under the direction of Chairman and CEO, C. Ross Healy , SAC has excelled in the investment consulting and market research industry for over 25 years. The corporation provides a high quality perspective to clients that is intelligent, objective, informed and exclusively directed at the preservation and enhancement of capital. Through extensive research and analysis, SAC has built a comprehensive and interactive database of market information available only to clients. Services include investment consulting, portfolio management and corporate consulting.

A introduction to SVA is available in the library section of this website.