Measures the change in an absolute metric against its historical value using the absolute historical value as denominator. It is useful when a metric can be negative or cross zero, such as net income, OCF, FCF or net debt, where CAGR is not defensible.
Measures annualized compound growth between a starting value and an ending value. It converts a multi-year cumulative change into an equivalent annual rate.
Measures the change in a metric that is already a percentage, such as margins, yields, payout ratios or returns. The screener does not use percentage points as a separate persisted unit; everything is expressed as percentage scale.
Measures the absolute difference between two ratios or multiples. It is not a percentage and it is not divided by the historical value.
Turns operating funds tied in receivables, stock and payables into a read on efficiency and liquidity consumption. It shows whether growth is being converted into cash or trapped in the operating cycle.
Shows how much cash paid to shareholders rises or falls as multi-year compound growth. To interpret it correctly, the base must be comparable and positive, because acquisitions, FX, inflation, accounting changes or near-zero amounts can exaggerate the signal.
Shows how much book equity attributable to owners rises or falls as multi-year compound growth. To interpret it correctly, the base must be comparable and positive, because acquisitions, FX, inflation, accounting changes or near-zero amounts can exaggerate the
Shows how much final attributable profit rises or falls as multi-year compound growth. To interpret it correctly, the base must be comparable and positive, because acquisitions, FX, inflation, accounting changes or near-zero amounts can exaggerate the signal.
Shows how much the per-share base attributable to shareholders rises or falls as multi-year compound growth. To interpret it correctly, the base must be comparable and positive, because acquisitions, FX, inflation, accounting changes or near-zero amounts can e
Shows how much sales recognized by the company rises or falls as multi-year compound growth. To interpret it correctly, the base must be comparable and positive, because acquisitions, FX, inflation, accounting changes or near-zero amounts can exaggerate the si
Turns the days the company takes to pay suppliers into a read on operating efficiency and liquidity consumption. It shows whether growth is collected, trapped in stock or financed by delaying payments.
Turns the days the company takes to pay suppliers into a read on operating efficiency and liquidity consumption. It shows whether growth is collected, trapped in stock or financed by delaying payments.
Turns the days needed to turn credit sales into cash into a read on operating efficiency and liquidity consumption. It shows whether growth is collected, trapped in stock or financed by delaying payments.
Shows a concrete financial line item in the app as a reference financial data point in the app. The right reading is to ask which statement it affects, whether it is recurring, whether it involves cash and how it changes relative to company size.
Shows a concrete financial line item in the app as a reference financial data point in the app. The right reading is to ask which statement it affects, whether it is recurring, whether it involves cash and how it changes relative to company size.
Shows a concrete financial line item in the app as a reference financial data point in the app. The right reading is to ask which statement it affects, whether it is recurring, whether it involves cash and how it changes relative to company size.
Shows how cash paid to shareholders enters, leaves or is allocated inside the company. It is a liquidity and capital-allocation read, not only an accounting-profit read.
Shows a concrete financial line item in the app as a reference financial data point in the app. The right reading is to ask which statement it affects, whether it is recurring, whether it involves cash and how it changes relative to company size.
Shows how much resources used to generate sales and profits rises or falls between consecutive quarters. To interpret it correctly, the base must be comparable and positive, because acquisitions, FX, inflation, accounting changes or near-zero amounts can exagg
Shows how much resources used to generate sales and profits rises or falls against the same period one year earlier. To interpret it correctly, the base must be comparable and positive, because acquisitions, FX, inflation, accounting changes or near-zero amoun
Turns resources used to generate sales and profits into a read on operating efficiency and liquidity consumption. It shows whether growth is collected, trapped in stock or financed by delaying payments.
Turns the days stock takes to be sold or consumed into a read on operating efficiency and liquidity consumption. It shows whether growth is collected, trapped in stock or financed by delaying payments.
Turns the days the company takes to pay suppliers into a read on operating efficiency and liquidity consumption. It shows whether growth is collected, trapped in stock or financed by delaying payments.
Turns the days needed to turn credit sales into cash into a read on operating efficiency and liquidity consumption. It shows whether growth is collected, trapped in stock or financed by delaying payments.
Allocates book equity attributable to owners across average, usually diluted, shares. This matters because an investor owns a fraction of the company, not the aggregate: if share count rises, per-share economics can fall even when the total grows.
Shows how much book equity attributable to owners rises or falls between consecutive quarters. To interpret it correctly, the base must be comparable and positive, because acquisitions, FX, inflation, accounting changes or near-zero amounts can exaggerate the
Shows how much book equity attributable to owners rises or falls against the same period one year earlier. To interpret it correctly, the base must be comparable and positive, because acquisitions, FX, inflation, accounting changes or near-zero amounts can exa
Expresses final attributable profit as a percentage of another economic base. This allows intensity, efficiency or coverage to be compared without company size dominating the reading.
Shows final attributable profit as a reference financial data point in the app. The right reading is to ask which statement it affects, whether it is recurring, whether it involves cash and how it changes relative to company size.
Shows how investment in long-lived productive assets enters, leaves or is allocated inside the company. It is a liquidity and capital-allocation read, not only an accounting-profit read.
Shows how investment in long-lived productive assets enters, leaves or is allocated inside the company. It is a liquidity and capital-allocation read, not only an accounting-profit read.
Shows how investment in long-lived productive assets enters, leaves or is allocated inside the company. It is a liquidity and capital-allocation read, not only an accounting-profit read.
Shows how cash generated by ordinary operations enters, leaves or is allocated inside the company. It is a liquidity and capital-allocation read, not only an accounting-profit read.
Shows how sales recognized by the company enters, leaves or is allocated inside the company. It is a liquidity and capital-allocation read, not only an accounting-profit read.
Allocates investment in long-lived productive assets across average, usually diluted, shares. This matters because an investor owns a fraction of the company, not the aggregate: if share count rises, per-share economics can fall even when the total grows.
Expresses investment in long-lived productive assets as a percentage of another economic base. This allows intensity, efficiency or coverage to be compared without company size dominating the reading.
Shows how much investment in long-lived productive assets rises or falls between consecutive quarters. To interpret it correctly, the base must be comparable and positive, because acquisitions, FX, inflation, accounting changes or near-zero amounts can exagger
Shows how much investment in long-lived productive assets rises or falls against the same period one year earlier. To interpret it correctly, the base must be comparable and positive, because acquisitions, FX, inflation, accounting changes or near-zero amounts
Allocates immediate available liquidity across average, usually diluted, shares. This matters because an investor owns a fraction of the company, not the aggregate: if share count rises, per-share economics can fall even when the total grows.
Shows how immediate available liquidity enters, leaves or is allocated inside the company. It is a liquidity and capital-allocation read, not only an accounting-profit read.
Shows how immediate available liquidity enters, leaves or is allocated inside the company. It is a liquidity and capital-allocation read, not only an accounting-profit read.
Shows how immediate available liquidity enters, leaves or is allocated inside the company. It is a liquidity and capital-allocation read, not only an accounting-profit read.
Shows how immediate available liquidity enters, leaves or is allocated inside the company. It is a liquidity and capital-allocation read, not only an accounting-profit read.
Turns the net time capital is tied up between paying, producing, selling and collecting into a read on operating efficiency and liquidity consumption. It shows whether growth is collected, trapped in stock or financed by delaying payments.
Expresses immediate available liquidity as a percentage of another economic base. This allows intensity, efficiency or coverage to be compared without company size dominating the reading.
Turns working capital absorbed by operations into a read on operating efficiency and liquidity consumption. It shows whether growth is collected, trapped in stock or financed by delaying payments.
Shows how cash paid to shareholders enters, leaves or is allocated inside the company. It is a liquidity and capital-allocation read, not only an accounting-profit read.
Shows a concrete financial line item in the app as a reference financial data point in the app. The right reading is to ask which statement it affects, whether it is recurring, whether it involves cash and how it changes relative to company size.
Shows how a concrete financial line item in the app enters, leaves or is allocated inside the company. It is a liquidity and capital-allocation read, not only an accounting-profit read.
Shows how a concrete financial line item in the app enters, leaves or is allocated inside the company. It is a liquidity and capital-allocation read, not only an accounting-profit read.
Compares the market price with a concrete financial line item in the app or with an earnings, sales, cash -flow or book-value base. It does not say whether a company is good; it translates growth expectations, risk and profitability into a comparable number.
Shows a concrete financial line item in the app as a reference financial data point in the app. The right reading is to ask which statement it affects, whether it is recurring, whether it involves cash and how it changes relative to company size.
Shows the direct costs required to deliver sales as a reference financial data point in the app. The right reading is to ask which statement it affects, whether it is recurring, whether it involves cash and how it changes relative to company size.
Shows a concrete financial line item in the app as a reference financial data point in the app. The right reading is to ask which statement it affects, whether it is recurring, whether it involves cash and how it changes relative to company size.
Expresses a concrete financial line item in the app as a percentage of another economic base. This allows intensity, efficiency or coverage to be compared without company size dominating the reading.
Turns the days stock takes to be sold or consumed into a read on operating efficiency and liquidity consumption. It shows whether growth is collected, trapped in stock or financed by delaying payments.
Turns the days the company takes to pay suppliers into a read on operating efficiency and liquidity consumption. It shows whether growth is collected, trapped in stock or financed by delaying payments.
Turns the days needed to turn credit sales into cash into a read on operating efficiency and liquidity consumption. It shows whether growth is collected, trapped in stock or financed by delaying payments.
Measures the relationship between financial burden and its coverage and the company's ability to pay. Its purpose is to estimate resilience under profit declines, higher rates, maturities and refinancing needs.
Expresses financial burden and its coverage as a percentage of another economic base. This allows intensity, efficiency or coverage to be compared without company size dominating the reading.
Measures the relationship between financial burden and its coverage and the company's ability to pay. Its purpose is to estimate resilience under profit declines, higher rates, maturities and refinancing needs.
Compares the market price with financial burden and its coverage or with an earnings, sales, cash -flow or book-value base. It does not say whether a company is good; it translates growth expectations, risk and profitability into a comparable number.
Shows how much financial burden and its coverage rises or falls between consecutive quarters. To interpret it correctly, the base must be comparable and positive, because acquisitions, FX, inflation, accounting changes or near-zero amounts can exaggerate the s
Shows how much financial burden and its coverage rises or falls against the same period one year earlier. To interpret it correctly, the base must be comparable and positive, because acquisitions, FX, inflation, accounting changes or near-zero amounts can exag
Expresses financial burden and its coverage as a percentage of another economic base. This allows intensity, efficiency or coverage to be compared without company size dominating the reading.
Shows the effective or accounting tax burden as a reference financial data point in the app. The right reading is to ask which statement it affects, whether it is recurring, whether it involves cash and how it changes relative to company size.
Shows sales recognized by the company as a reference financial data point in the app. The right reading is to ask which statement it affects, whether it is recurring, whether it involves cash and how it changes relative to company size.
Shows sales recognized by the company as a reference financial data point in the app. The right reading is to ask which statement it affects, whether it is recurring, whether it involves cash and how it changes relative to company size.
Measures the relationship between obligations owed to third parties and the company's ability to pay. Its purpose is to estimate resilience under profit declines, higher rates, maturities and refinancing needs.
Shows a concrete financial line item in the app as a reference financial data point in the app. The right reading is to ask which statement it affects, whether it is recurring, whether it involves cash and how it changes relative to company size.
Shows the per-share base attributable to shareholders as a reference financial data point in the app. The right reading is to ask which statement it affects, whether it is recurring, whether it involves cash and how it changes relative to company size.
Shows how much the per-share base attributable to shareholders rises or falls between consecutive quarters. To interpret it correctly, the base must be comparable and positive, because acquisitions, FX, inflation, accounting changes or near-zero amounts can ex
Shows how much the per-share base attributable to shareholders rises or falls against the same period one year earlier. To interpret it correctly, the base must be comparable and positive, because acquisitions, FX, inflation, accounting changes or near-zero am
Shows the per-share base attributable to shareholders as a reference financial data point in the app. The right reading is to ask which statement it affects, whether it is recurring, whether it involves cash and how it changes relative to company size.
Shows how much the per-share base attributable to shareholders rises or falls between consecutive quarters. To interpret it correctly, the base must be comparable and positive, because acquisitions, FX, inflation, accounting changes or near-zero amounts can ex
Shows how much the per-share base attributable to shareholders rises or falls against the same period one year earlier. To interpret it correctly, the base must be comparable and positive, because acquisitions, FX, inflation, accounting changes or near-zero am
Shows how cash paid to shareholders enters, leaves or is allocated inside the company. It is a liquidity and capital-allocation read, not only an accounting-profit read.
Shows how much cash paid to shareholders rises or falls between consecutive quarters. To interpret it correctly, the base must be comparable and positive, because acquisitions, FX, inflation, accounting changes or near-zero amounts can exaggerate the signal.
Shows how much cash paid to shareholders rises or falls against the same period one year earlier. To interpret it correctly, the base must be comparable and positive, because acquisitions, FX, inflation, accounting changes or near-zero amounts can exaggerate t
Expresses investment in long-lived productive assets as a percentage of another economic base. This allows intensity, efficiency or coverage to be compared without company size dominating the reading.
Shows how cash paid to shareholders enters, leaves or is allocated inside the company. It is a liquidity and capital-allocation read, not only an accounting-profit read.
Shows how cash paid to shareholders enters, leaves or is allocated inside the company. It is a liquidity and capital-allocation read, not only an accounting-profit read.
Shows how cash paid to shareholders enters, leaves or is allocated inside the company. It is a liquidity and capital-allocation read, not only an accounting-profit read.
Shows a concrete financial line item in the app as a reference financial data point in the app. The right reading is to ask which statement it affects, whether it is recurring, whether it involves cash and how it changes relative to company size.
Shows operating profit before financing and taxes as a reference financial data point in the app. The right reading is to ask which statement it affects, whether it is recurring, whether it involves cash and how it changes relative to company size.
Shows how much a concrete financial line item in the app rises or falls between consecutive quarters. To interpret it correctly, the base must be comparable and positive, because acquisitions, FX, inflation, accounting changes or near-zero amounts can exaggera
Shows how much a concrete financial line item in the app rises or falls against the same period one year earlier. To interpret it correctly, the base must be comparable and positive, because acquisitions, FX, inflation, accounting changes or near-zero amounts
Expresses a concrete financial line item in the app as a percentage of another economic base. This allows intensity, efficiency or coverage to be compared without company size dominating the reading.
Shows operating profit before depreciation and amortization as a reference financial data point in the app. The right reading is to ask which statement it affects, whether it is recurring, whether it involves cash and how it changes relative to company size.
Shows how much operating profit before depreciation and amortization rises or falls between consecutive quarters. To interpret it correctly, the base must be comparable and positive, because acquisitions, FX, inflation, accounting changes or near-zero amounts
Shows how much operating profit before depreciation and amortization rises or falls against the same period one year earlier. To interpret it correctly, the base must be comparable and positive, because acquisitions, FX, inflation, accounting changes or near-z
Expresses operating profit before depreciation and amortization as a percentage of another economic base. This allows intensity, efficiency or coverage to be compared without company size dominating the reading.
Shows operating profit before financing and taxes as a reference financial data point in the app. The right reading is to ask which statement it affects, whether it is recurring, whether it involves cash and how it changes relative to company size.
Shows the effective or accounting tax burden as a reference financial data point in the app. The right reading is to ask which statement it affects, whether it is recurring, whether it involves cash and how it changes relative to company size.
Compares the market price with the market value of the business before allocating it between debt and equity or with an earnings, sales, cash -flow or book-value base. It does not say whether a company is good; it translates growth expectations, risk and profi
Shows a concrete financial line item in the app as a reference financial data point in the app. The right reading is to ask which statement it affects, whether it is recurring, whether it involves cash and how it changes relative to company size.
Shows how much a concrete financial line item in the app rises or falls between consecutive quarters. To interpret it correctly, the base must be comparable and positive, because acquisitions, FX, inflation, accounting changes or near-zero amounts can exaggera
Shows how much a concrete financial line item in the app rises or falls against the same period one year earlier. To interpret it correctly, the base must be comparable and positive, because acquisitions, FX, inflation, accounting changes or near-zero amounts
Allocates book equity attributable to owners across average, usually diluted, shares. This matters because an investor owns a fraction of the company, not the aggregate: if share count rises, per-share economics can fall even when the total grows.
Compares the market price with operating profit before depreciation and amortization or with an earnings, sales, cash -flow or book-value base. It does not say whether a company is good; it translates growth expectations, risk and profitability into a comparab
Compares the market price with free cash after required reinvestment or with an earnings, sales, cash-flow or book-value base. It does not say whether a company is good; it translates growth expectations, risk and profitability into a comparable number.
Compares the market price with cash generated by ordinary operations or with an earnings, sales, cash-flow or book-value base. It does not say whether a company is good; it translates growth expectations, risk and profitability into a comparable number.
Compares the market price with sales recognized by the company or with an earnings, sales, cash -flow or book-value base. It does not say whether a company is good; it translates growth expectations, risk and profitability into a comparable number.
Compares the market price with the market value of the business before allocating it between debt and equity or with an earnings, sales, cash -flow or book-value base. It does not say whether a company is good; it translates growth expectations, risk and profi
Expresses free cash after required reinvestment as a percentage of another economic base. This allows intensity, efficiency or coverage to be compared without company size dominating the reading.
Shows how much free cash after required reinvestment rises or falls between comparable periods. To interpret it correctly, the base must be comparable and positive, because acquisitions, FX, inflation, accounting changes or near-zero amounts can exaggerate the
Expresses free cash after required reinvestment as a percentage of another economic base. This allows intensity, efficiency or coverage to be compared without company size dominating the reading.
Shows how free cash after required reinvestment enters, leaves or is allocated inside the company. It is a liquidity and capital-allocation read, not only an accounting-profit read.
Shows how free cash after required reinvestment enters, leaves or is allocated inside the company. It is a liquidity and capital-allocation read, not only an accounting-profit read.
Shows how free cash after required reinvestment enters, leaves or is allocated inside the company. It is a liquidity and capital-allocation read, not only an accounting-profit read.
Expresses financial burden and its coverage as a percentage of another economic base. This allows intensity, efficiency or coverage to be compared without company size dominating the reading.
Shows how immediate available liquidity enters, leaves or is allocated inside the company. It is a liquidity and capital-allocation read, not only an accounting-profit read.
Turns resources used to generate sales and profits into a read on operating efficiency and liquidity consumption. It shows whether growth is collected, trapped in stock or financed by delaying payments.
Shows how much a concrete financial line item in the app rises or falls between comparable periods. To interpret it correctly, the base must be comparable and positive, because acquisitions, FX, inflation, accounting changes or near-zero amounts can exaggerate
Shows how free cash after required reinvestment enters, leaves or is allocated inside the company. It is a liquidity and capital-allocation read, not only an accounting-profit read.
Shows how free cash after required reinvestment enters, leaves or is allocated inside the company. It is a liquidity and capital-allocation read, not only an accounting-profit read.
Allocates free cash after required reinvestment across average, usually diluted, shares. This matters because an investor owns a fraction of the company, not the aggregate: if share count rises, per-share economics can fall even when the total grows.
Shows how much free cash after required reinvestment rises or falls between consecutive quarters. To interpret it correctly, the base must be comparable and positive, because acquisitions, FX, inflation, accounting changes or near-zero amounts can exaggerate t
Shows how much free cash after required reinvestment rises or falls against the same period one year earlier. To interpret it correctly, the base must be comparable and positive, because acquisitions, FX, inflation, accounting changes or near-zero amounts can
Shows how immediate available liquidity enters, leaves or is allocated inside the company. It is a liquidity and capital-allocation read, not only an accounting-profit read.
Shows a concrete financial line item in the app as a reference financial data point in the app. The right reading is to ask which statement it affects, whether it is recurring, whether it involves cash and how it changes relative to company size.
Shows a concrete financial line item in the app as a reference financial data point in the app. The right reading is to ask which statement it affects, whether it is recurring, whether it involves cash and how it changes relative to company size.
Shows resources used to generate sales and profits as a reference financial data point in the app. The right reading is to ask which statement it affects, whether it is recurring, whether it involves cash and how it changes relative to company size.
Shows a concrete financial line item in the app as a reference financial data point in the app. The right reading is to ask which statement it affects, whether it is recurring, whether it involves cash and how it changes relative to company size.
Shows a concrete financial line item in the app as a reference financial data point in the app. The right reading is to ask which statement it affects, whether it is recurring, whether it involves cash and how it changes relative to company size.
Expresses a concrete financial line item in the app as a percentage of another economic base. This allows intensity, efficiency or coverage to be compared without company size dominating the reading.
Shows the surplus after direct costs as a reference financial data point in the app. The right reading is to ask which statement it affects, whether it is recurring, whether it involves cash and how it changes relative to company size.
Shows how much the surplus after direct costs rises or falls between consecutive quarters. To interpret it correctly, the base must be comparable and positive, because acquisitions, FX, inflation, accounting changes or near-zero amounts can exaggerate the sign
Shows how much the surplus after direct costs rises or falls against the same period one year earlier. To interpret it correctly, the base must be comparable and positive, because acquisitions, FX, inflation, accounting changes or near-zero amounts can exagger
Expresses the surplus after direct costs as a percentage of another economic base. This allows intensity, efficiency or coverage to be compared without company size dominating the reading.
Shows the effective or accounting tax burden as a reference financial data point in the app. The right reading is to ask which statement it affects, whether it is recurring, whether it involves cash and how it changes relative to company size.
Shows a concrete financial line item in the app as a reference financial data point in the app. The right reading is to ask which statement it affects, whether it is recurring, whether it involves cash and how it changes relative to company size.
Shows the effective or accounting tax burden as a reference financial data point in the app. The right reading is to ask which statement it affects, whether it is recurring, whether it involves cash and how it changes relative to company size.
Shows the effective or accounting tax burden as a reference financial data point in the app. The right reading is to ask which statement it affects, whether it is recurring, whether it involves cash and how it changes relative to company size.
Shows resources used to generate sales and profits as a reference financial data point in the app. The right reading is to ask which statement it affects, whether it is recurring, whether it involves cash and how it changes relative to company size.
Shows resources used to generate sales and profits as a reference financial data point in the app. The right reading is to ask which statement it affects, whether it is recurring, whether it involves cash and how it changes relative to company size.
Measures the relationship between financial burden and its coverage and the company's ability to pay. Its purpose is to estimate resilience under profit declines, higher rates, maturities and refinancing needs.
Measures the relationship between financial burden and its coverage and the company's ability to pay. Its purpose is to estimate resilience under profit declines, higher rates, maturities and refinancing needs.
Allocates financial burden and its coverage across average, usually diluted, shares. This matters because an investor owns a fraction of the company, not the aggregate: if share count rises, per-share economics can fall even when the total grows.
Measures the relationship between financial burden and its coverage and the company's ability to pay. Its purpose is to estimate resilience under profit declines, higher rates, maturities and refinancing needs.
Measures the relationship between financial burden and its coverage and the company's ability to pay. Its purpose is to estimate resilience under profit declines, higher rates, maturities and refinancing needs.
Measures the relationship between financial burden and its coverage and the company's ability to pay. Its purpose is to estimate resilience under profit declines, higher rates, maturities and refinancing needs.
Turns the days stock takes to be sold or consumed into a read on operating efficiency and liquidity consumption. It shows whether growth is collected, trapped in stock or financed by delaying payments.
Shows how much the days stock takes to be sold or consumed rises or falls between consecutive quarters. To interpret it correctly, the base must be comparable and positive, because acquisitions, FX, inflation, accounting changes or near-zero amounts can exagge
Shows how much the days stock takes to be sold or consumed rises or falls against the same period one year earlier. To interpret it correctly, the base must be comparable and positive, because acquisitions, FX, inflation, accounting changes or near-zero amount
Turns the days stock takes to be sold or consumed into a read on operating efficiency and liquidity consumption. It shows whether growth is collected, trapped in stock or financed by delaying payments.
Shows a concrete financial line item in the app as a reference financial data point in the app. The right reading is to ask which statement it affects, whether it is recurring, whether it involves cash and how it changes relative to company size.
Shows how immediate available liquidity enters, leaves or is allocated inside the company. It is a liquidity and capital-allocation read, not only an accounting-profit read.
Shows a concrete financial line item in the app as a reference financial data point in the app. The right reading is to ask which statement it affects, whether it is recurring, whether it involves cash and how it changes relative to company size.
Shows sales recognized by the company as a reference financial data point in the app. The right reading is to ask which statement it affects, whether it is recurring, whether it involves cash and how it changes relative to company size.
Shows a concrete financial line item in the app as a reference financial data point in the app. The right reading is to ask which statement it affects, whether it is recurring, whether it involves cash and how it changes relative to company size.
Measures the relationship between financial burden and its coverage and the company's ability to pay. Its purpose is to estimate resilience under profit declines, higher rates, maturities and refinancing needs.
Expresses financial burden and its coverage as a percentage of another economic base. This allows intensity, efficiency or coverage to be compared without company size dominating the reading.
Measures the relationship between financial burden and its coverage and the company's ability to pay. Its purpose is to estimate resilience under profit declines, higher rates, maturities and refinancing needs.
Shows a concrete financial line item in the app as a reference financial data point in the app. The right reading is to ask which statement it affects, whether it is recurring, whether it involves cash and how it changes relative to company size.
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Measures the relationship between financial burden and its coverage and the company's ability to pay. Its purpose is to estimate resilience under profit declines, higher rates, maturities and refinancing needs.
Shows how immediate available liquidity enters, leaves or is allocated inside the company. It is a liquidity and capital-allocation read, not only an accounting-profit read.
Shows resources used to generate sales and profits as a reference financial data point in the app. The right reading is to ask which statement it affects, whether it is recurring, whether it involves cash and how it changes relative to company size.
Measures the financial debt remaining after deducting cash, cash equivalents and liquid short-term investments. Long-term, strategic and restricted investments are not deducted.
Measures the relationship between operating profit before depreciation and amortization and the company's ability to pay. Its purpose is to estimate resilience under profit declines, higher rates, maturities and refinancing needs.
Measures the relationship between financial burden and its coverage and the company's ability to pay. Its purpose is to estimate resilience under profit declines, higher rates, maturities and refinancing needs.
Shows how cash paid to shareholders enters, leaves or is allocated inside the company. It is a liquidity and capital-allocation read, not only an accounting-profit read.
Shows final attributable profit as a reference financial data point in the app. The right reading is to ask which statement it affects, whether it is recurring, whether it involves cash and how it changes relative to company size.
Shows final attributable profit as a reference financial data point in the app. The right reading is to ask which statement it affects, whether it is recurring, whether it involves cash and how it changes relative to company size.
Allocates final attributable profit across average, usually diluted, shares. This matters because an investor owns a fraction of the company, not the aggregate: if share count rises, per-share economics can fall even when the total grows.
Shows final attributable profit as a reference financial data point in the app. The right reading is to ask which statement it affects, whether it is recurring, whether it involves cash and how it changes relative to company size.
Compares the market price with final attributable profit or with an earnings, sales, cash -flow or book-value base. It does not say whether a company is good; it translates growth expectations, risk and profitability into a comparable number.
Compares the market price with final attributable profit or with an earnings, sales, cash -flow or book-value base. It does not say whether a company is good; it translates growth expectations, risk and profitability into a comparable number.
Shows how much final attributable profit rises or falls between consecutive quarters. To interpret it correctly, the base must be comparable and positive, because acquisitions, FX, inflation, accounting changes or near-zero amounts can exaggerate the signal.
Shows how much final attributable profit rises or falls against the same period one year earlier. To interpret it correctly, the base must be comparable and positive, because acquisitions, FX, inflation, accounting changes or near-zero amounts can exaggerate t
Measures the relationship between financial burden and its coverage and the company's ability to pay. Its purpose is to estimate resilience under profit declines, higher rates, maturities and refinancing needs.
Expresses a concrete financial line item in the app as a percentage of another economic base. This allows intensity, efficiency or coverage to be compared without company size dominating the reading.
Expresses a concrete financial line item in the app as a percentage of another economic base. This allows intensity, efficiency or coverage to be compared without company size dominating the reading.
Turns the days needed to turn credit sales into cash into a read on operating efficiency and liquidity consumption. It shows whether growth is collected, trapped in stock or financed by delaying payments.
Shows how a concrete financial line item in the app enters, leaves or is allocated inside the company. It is a liquidity and capital-allocation read, not only an accounting-profit read.
Shows a concrete financial line item in the app as a reference financial data point in the app. The right reading is to ask which statement it affects, whether it is recurring, whether it involves cash and how it changes relative to company size.
Measures the relationship between operating profit before financing and taxes and the company's ability to pay. Its purpose is to estimate resilience under profit declines, higher rates, maturities and refinancing needs.
Expresses cash generated by ordinary operations as a percentage of another economic base. This allows intensity, efficiency or coverage to be compared without company size dominating the reading.
Shows how immediate available liquidity enters, leaves or is allocated inside the company. It is a liquidity and capital-allocation read, not only an accounting-profit read.
Shows how cash generated by ordinary operations enters, leaves or is allocated inside the company. It is a liquidity and capital-allocation read, not only an accounting-profit read.
Allocates cash generated by ordinary operations across average, usually diluted, shares. This matters because an investor owns a fraction of the company, not the aggregate: if share count rises, per-share economics can fall even when the total grows.
Shows how much cash generated by ordinary operations rises or falls between consecutive quarters. To interpret it correctly, the base must be comparable and positive, because acquisitions, FX, inflation, accounting changes or near-zero amounts can exaggerate t
Shows how much cash generated by ordinary operations rises or falls against the same period one year earlier. To interpret it correctly, the base must be comparable and positive, because acquisitions, FX, inflation, accounting changes or near-zero amounts can
Expresses cash generated by ordinary operations as a percentage of another economic base. This allows intensity, efficiency or coverage to be compared without company size dominating the reading.
Expresses sales recognized by the company as a percentage of another economic base. This allows intensity, efficiency or coverage to be compared without company size dominating the reading.
Turns a concrete financial line item in the app into a read on operating efficiency and liquidity consumption. It shows whether growth is collected, trapped in stock or financed by delaying payments.
Shows a concrete financial line item in the app as a reference financial data point in the app. The right reading is to ask which statement it affects, whether it is recurring, whether it involves cash and how it changes relative to company size.
Shows operating profit before financing and taxes as a reference financial data point in the app. The right reading is to ask which statement it affects, whether it is recurring, whether it involves cash and how it changes relative to company size.
Shows how much operating profit before financing and taxes rises or falls between consecutive quarters. To interpret it correctly, the base must be comparable and positive, because acquisitions, FX, inflation, accounting changes or near-zero amounts can exagge
Shows how much operating profit before financing and taxes rises or falls against the same period one year earlier. To interpret it correctly, the base must be comparable and positive, because acquisitions, FX, inflation, accounting changes or near-zero amount
Expresses a concrete financial line item in the app as a percentage of another economic base. This allows intensity, efficiency or coverage to be compared without company size dominating the reading.
Expresses a concrete financial line item in the app as a percentage of another economic base. This allows intensity, efficiency or coverage to be compared without company size dominating the reading.
Measures how much result resources used to generate sales and profits generates relative to the capital, assets or equity used. It is one of the clearest reads on economic quality and reinvestment discipline.
Shows final attributable profit as a reference financial data point in the app. The right reading is to ask which statement it affects, whether it is recurring, whether it involves cash and how it changes relative to company size.
Shows resources used to generate sales and profits as a reference financial data point in the app. The right reading is to ask which statement it affects, whether it is recurring, whether it involves cash and how it changes relative to company size.
Shows resources used to generate sales and profits as a reference financial data point in the app. The right reading is to ask which statement it affects, whether it is recurring, whether it involves cash and how it changes relative to company size.
Measures the relationship between obligations owed to third parties and the company's ability to pay. Its purpose is to estimate resilience under profit declines, higher rates, maturities and refinancing needs.
Shows a concrete financial line item in the app as a reference financial data point in the app. The right reading is to ask which statement it affects, whether it is recurring, whether it involves cash and how it changes relative to company size.
Shows how a concrete financial line item in the app enters, leaves or is allocated inside the company. It is a liquidity and capital-allocation read, not only an accounting-profit read.
Shows a concrete financial line item in the app as a reference financial data point in the app. The right reading is to ask which statement it affects, whether it is recurring, whether it involves cash and how it changes relative to company size.
Shows how a concrete financial line item in the app enters, leaves or is allocated inside the company. It is a liquidity and capital-allocation read, not only an accounting-profit read.
Measures the relationship between obligations owed to third parties and the company's ability to pay. Its purpose is to estimate resilience under profit declines, higher rates, maturities and refinancing needs.
Shows how immediate available liquidity enters, leaves or is allocated inside the company. It is a liquidity and capital-allocation read, not only an accounting-profit read.
Shows resources used to generate sales and profits as a reference financial data point in the app. The right reading is to ask which statement it affects, whether it is recurring, whether it involves cash and how it changes relative to company size.
Measures the relationship between obligations owed to third parties and the company's ability to pay. Its purpose is to estimate resilience under profit declines, higher rates, maturities and refinancing needs.
Turns the days the company takes to pay suppliers into a read on operating efficiency and liquidity consumption. It shows whether growth is collected, trapped in stock or financed by delaying payments.
Turns the days needed to turn credit sales into cash into a read on operating efficiency and liquidity consumption. It shows whether growth is collected, trapped in stock or financed by delaying payments.
Shows book equity attributable to owners as a reference financial data point in the app. The right reading is to ask which statement it affects, whether it is recurring, whether it involves cash and how it changes relative to company size.
Turns working capital absorbed by operations into a read on operating efficiency and liquidity consumption. It shows whether growth is collected, trapped in stock or financed by delaying payments.
Compares the market price with a concrete financial line item in the app or with an earnings, sales, cash -flow or book-value base. It does not say whether a company is good; it translates growth expectations, risk and profitability into a comparable number.
Turns the days the company takes to pay suppliers into a read on operating efficiency and liquidity consumption. It shows whether growth is collected, trapped in stock or financed by delaying payments.
Expresses cash paid to shareholders as a percentage of another economic base. This allows intensity, efficiency or coverage to be compared without company size dominating the reading.
Shows how much a concrete financial line item in the app rises or falls between comparable periods. To interpret it correctly, the base must be comparable and positive, because acquisitions, FX, inflation, accounting changes or near-zero amounts can exaggerate
Shows investment in long-lived productive assets as a reference financial data point in the app. The right reading is to ask which statement it affects, whether it is recurring, whether it involves cash and how it changes relative to company size.
Shows investment in long-lived productive assets as a reference financial data point in the app. The right reading is to ask which statement it affects, whether it is recurring, whether it involves cash and how it changes relative to company size.
Expresses the effective or accounting tax burden as a percentage of another economic base. This allows intensity, efficiency or coverage to be compared without company size dominating the reading.
Shows how cash paid to shareholders enters, leaves or is allocated inside the company. It is a liquidity and capital-allocation read, not only an accounting-profit read.
Shows a concrete financial line item in the app as a reference financial data point in the app. The right reading is to ask which statement it affects, whether it is recurring, whether it involves cash and how it changes relative to company size.
Shows how a concrete financial line item in the app enters, leaves or is allocated inside the company. It is a liquidity and capital-allocation read, not only an accounting-profit read.
Shows a concrete financial line item in the app as a reference financial data point in the app. The right reading is to ask which statement it affects, whether it is recurring, whether it involves cash and how it changes relative to company size.
Expresses a concrete financial line item in the app as a percentage of another economic base. This allows intensity, efficiency or coverage to be compared without company size dominating the reading.
Compares the market price with a concrete financial line item in the app or with an earnings, sales, cash -flow or book-value base. It does not say whether a company is good; it translates growth expectations, risk and profitability into a comparable number.
Expresses free cash after required reinvestment as a percentage of another economic base. This allows intensity, efficiency or coverage to be compared without company size dominating the reading.
Expresses a concrete financial line item in the app as a percentage of another economic base. This allows intensity, efficiency or coverage to be compared without company size dominating the reading.
Compares the market price with sales recognized by the company or with an earnings, sales, cash -flow or book-value base. It does not say whether a company is good; it translates growth expectations, risk and profitability into a comparable number.
Shows a concrete financial line item in the app as a reference financial data point in the app. The right reading is to ask which statement it affects, whether it is recurring, whether it involves cash and how it changes relative to company size.
Expresses a concrete financial line item in the app as a percentage of another economic base. This allows intensity, efficiency or coverage to be compared without company size dominating the reading.
Shows sales recognized by the company as a reference financial data point in the app. The right reading is to ask which statement it affects, whether it is recurring, whether it involves cash and how it changes relative to company size.
Shows how much a concrete financial line item in the app rises or falls between consecutive quarters. To interpret it correctly, the base must be comparable and positive, because acquisitions, FX, inflation, accounting changes or near-zero amounts can exaggera
Shows how much a concrete financial line item in the app rises or falls against the same period one year earlier. To interpret it correctly, the base must be comparable and positive, because acquisitions, FX, inflation, accounting changes or near-zero amounts
Shows a concrete financial line item in the app as a reference financial data point in the app. The right reading is to ask which statement it affects, whether it is recurring, whether it involves cash and how it changes relative to company size.
Shows how much the days needed to turn credit sales into cash rises or falls between consecutive quarters. To interpret it correctly, the base must be comparable and positive, because acquisitions, FX, inflation, accounting changes or near-zero amounts can exa
Shows how much the days needed to turn credit sales into cash rises or falls against the same period one year earlier. To interpret it correctly, the base must be comparable and positive, because acquisitions, FX, inflation, accounting changes or near-zero amo
Turns the days needed to turn credit sales into cash into a read on operating efficiency and liquidity consumption. It shows whether growth is collected, trapped in stock or financed by delaying payments.
Shows a concrete financial line item in the app as a reference financial data point in the app. The right reading is to ask which statement it affects, whether it is recurring, whether it involves cash and how it changes relative to company size.
Measures how much result resources used to generate sales and profits generates relative to the capital, assets or equity used. It is one of the clearest reads on economic quality and reinvestment discipline.
Shows sales recognized by the company as a reference financial data point in the app. The right reading is to ask which statement it affects, whether it is recurring, whether it involves cash and how it changes relative to company size.
Allocates sales recognized by the company across average, usually diluted, shares. This matters because an investor owns a fraction of the company, not the aggregate: if share count rises, per-share economics can fall even when the total grows.
Shows how much sales recognized by the company rises or falls between consecutive quarters. To interpret it correctly, the base must be comparable and positive, because acquisitions, FX, inflation, accounting changes or near-zero amounts can exaggerate the sig
Shows how much sales recognized by the company rises or falls against the same period one year earlier. To interpret it correctly, the base must be comparable and positive, because acquisitions, FX, inflation, accounting changes or near-zero amounts can exagge
Measures how much result resources used to generate sales and profits generates relative to the capital, assets or equity used. It is one of the clearest reads on economic quality and reinvestment discipline.
Measures how much result a concrete financial line item in the app generates relative to the capital, assets or equity used. It is one of the clearest reads on economic quality and reinvestment discipline.
Measures how much result a concrete financial line item in the app generates relative to the capital, assets or equity used. It is one of the clearest reads on economic quality and reinvestment discipline.
Measures how much result a concrete financial line item in the app generates relative to the capital, assets or equity used. It is one of the clearest reads on economic quality and reinvestment discipline.
Measures how much result a concrete financial line item in the app generates relative to the capital, assets or equity used. It is one of the clearest reads on economic quality and reinvestment discipline.
Measures how much result a concrete financial line item in the app generates relative to the capital, assets or equity used. It is one of the clearest reads on economic quality and reinvestment discipline.
Shows sales recognized by the company as a reference financial data point in the app. The right reading is to ask which statement it affects, whether it is recurring, whether it involves cash and how it changes relative to company size.
Shows a concrete financial line item in the app as a reference financial data point in the app. The right reading is to ask which statement it affects, whether it is recurring, whether it involves cash and how it changes relative to company size.
Shows sales recognized by the company as a reference financial data point in the app. The right reading is to ask which statement it affects, whether it is recurring, whether it involves cash and how it changes relative to company size.
Shows how much a concrete financial line item in the app rises or falls between consecutive quarters. To interpret it correctly, the base must be comparable and positive, because acquisitions, FX, inflation, accounting changes or near-zero amounts can exaggera
Shows how much a concrete financial line item in the app rises or falls against the same period one year earlier. To interpret it correctly, the base must be comparable and positive, because acquisitions, FX, inflation, accounting changes or near-zero amounts
Shows a concrete financial line item in the app as a reference financial data point in the app. The right reading is to ask which statement it affects, whether it is recurring, whether it involves cash and how it changes relative to company size.
Shows the per-share base attributable to shareholders as a reference financial data point in the app. The right reading is to ask which statement it affects, whether it is recurring, whether it involves cash and how it changes relative to company size.
Measures the relationship between financial burden and its coverage and the company's ability to pay. Its purpose is to estimate resilience under profit declines, higher rates, maturities and refinancing needs.
Measures the relationship between financial burden and its coverage and the company's ability to pay. Its purpose is to estimate resilience under profit declines, higher rates, maturities and refinancing needs.
Shows a concrete financial line item in the app as a reference financial data point in the app. The right reading is to ask which statement it affects, whether it is recurring, whether it involves cash and how it changes relative to company size.
Expresses cash generated by ordinary operations as a percentage of another economic base. This allows intensity, efficiency or coverage to be compared without company size dominating the reading.
Expresses a concrete financial line item in the app as a percentage of another economic base. This allows intensity, efficiency or coverage to be compared without company size dominating the reading.
Shows a concrete financial line item in the app as a reference financial data point in the app. The right reading is to ask which statement it affects, whether it is recurring, whether it involves cash and how it changes relative to company size.
Shows a concrete financial line item in the app as a reference financial data point in the app. The right reading is to ask which statement it affects, whether it is recurring, whether it involves cash and how it changes relative to company size.
Shows resources used to generate sales and profits as a reference financial data point in the app. The right reading is to ask which statement it affects, whether it is recurring, whether it involves cash and how it changes relative to company size.
Allocates book equity attributable to owners across average, usually diluted, shares. This matters because an investor owns a fraction of the company, not the aggregate: if share count rises, per-share economics can fall even when the total grows.
Shows resources used to generate sales and profits as a reference financial data point in the app. The right reading is to ask which statement it affects, whether it is recurring, whether it involves cash and how it changes relative to company size.
Shows the portion of pre-tax profit absorbed by taxation. It helps distinguish operating performance from fiscal structure, tax credits, loss carryforwards and geographic mix.
Turns the days the company takes to pay suppliers into a read on operating efficiency and liquidity consumption. It shows whether growth is collected, trapped in stock or financed by delaying payments.
Shows resources used to generate sales and profits as a reference financial data point in the app. The right reading is to ask which statement it affects, whether it is recurring, whether it involves cash and how it changes relative to company size.
Shows resources used to generate sales and profits as a reference financial data point in the app. The right reading is to ask which statement it affects, whether it is recurring, whether it involves cash and how it changes relative to company size.
Measures the relationship between obligations owed to third parties and the company's ability to pay. Its purpose is to estimate resilience under profit declines, higher rates, maturities and refinancing needs.
Measures the relationship between financial burden and its coverage and the company's ability to pay. Its purpose is to estimate resilience under profit declines, higher rates, maturities and refinancing needs.
Shows book equity attributable to owners as a reference financial data point in the app. The right reading is to ask which statement it affects, whether it is recurring, whether it involves cash and how it changes relative to company size.
Shows a concrete financial line item in the app as a reference financial data point in the app. The right reading is to ask which statement it affects, whether it is recurring, whether it involves cash and how it changes relative to company size.
Measures the relationship between obligations owed to third parties and the company's ability to pay. Its purpose is to estimate resilience under profit declines, higher rates, maturities and refinancing needs.
Measures the relationship between obligations owed to third parties and the company's ability to pay. Its purpose is to estimate resilience under profit declines, higher rates, maturities and refinancing needs.
Shows resources used to generate sales and profits as a reference financial data point in the app. The right reading is to ask which statement it affects, whether it is recurring, whether it involves cash and how it changes relative to company size.
Measures the relationship between obligations owed to third parties and the company's ability to pay. Its purpose is to estimate resilience under profit declines, higher rates, maturities and refinancing needs.
Turns the days the company takes to pay suppliers into a read on operating efficiency and liquidity consumption. It shows whether growth is collected, trapped in stock or financed by delaying payments.
Shows book equity attributable to owners as a reference financial data point in the app. The right reading is to ask which statement it affects, whether it is recurring, whether it involves cash and how it changes relative to company size.
Shows a concrete financial line item in the app as a reference financial data point in the app. The right reading is to ask which statement it affects, whether it is recurring, whether it involves cash and how it changes relative to company size.
Shows a concrete financial line item in the app as a reference financial data point in the app. The right reading is to ask which statement it affects, whether it is recurring, whether it involves cash and how it changes relative to company size.
Shows a concrete financial line item in the app as a reference financial data point in the app. The right reading is to ask which statement it affects, whether it is recurring, whether it involves cash and how it changes relative to company size.
Shows how much the per-share base attributable to shareholders rises or falls between consecutive quarters. To interpret it correctly, the base must be comparable and positive, because acquisitions, FX, inflation, accounting changes or near-zero amounts can ex
Shows how much the per-share base attributable to shareholders rises or falls against the same period one year earlier. To interpret it correctly, the base must be comparable and positive, because acquisitions, FX, inflation, accounting changes or near-zero am
Measures how much net income remains inside the company after common dividends and buybacks. It is not direct economic reinvestment; it is an earnings-retention and shareholder-distribution metric.
Estimates what percentage of NOPAT is absorbed by operating reinvestment: capex net of depreciation and amortization plus growth in operating working capital. This is the metric intended to pair with ROIC when looking for compounding potential.
Turns operating funds tied in receivables, stock and payables into a read on efficiency and liquidity consumption. It shows whether growth is being converted into cash or trapped in the operating cycle.
Expresses working capital absorbed by operations as a percentage of another economic base. This allows intensity, efficiency or coverage to be compared without company size dominating the reading.
