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Statistics (TTM)
Core TTM (trailing 12-month) valuation, yield, return and growth statistics. Valuation multiples (P/E, P/S, P/FCF, EV/EBITDA, EV/Sales) measure how much investors pay per dollar of earnings, sales or cash flow. Yield ratios (FCF Yield, Earnings Yield, Div Yield) flip valuation to a return-on-price view. Return ratios (ROE, ROA, ROIC) measure how efficiently the business converts capital into profit. CAGR shows compounded growth in revenue and EPS over 3, 5 and 10 years.
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Economic Moat Score
A 1–10 financial-strength score (gross margin, sustained ROE, ROIC vs WACC, debt levels, revenue growth, operating margin — checked for multi-year consistency, not just the latest quarter) feeds a 7–10 = Wide / 4–6 = Narrow / 1–3 = No Moat label. For S&P 500 stocks, a monthly AI qualitative review can override that label in either direction once it's run — good numbers alone don't always mean a durable moat (e.g. fashion retail), and some genuinely durable businesses don't show up as "wide" in the raw numbers. A wide moat company can sustain above-average returns on capital for 10+ years — a key driver of long-term compounding.
Intrinsic Value (MI Fair Value · median of intrinsic methods · 2 relative methods for context)
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Analyst Consensus
Aggregated views from Wall Street sell-side analysts covering the stock. Recommendation (Strong Buy → Strong Sell) is a weighted score across all analysts. Price target range shows the low, mean, and high 12-month price targets. Rating distribution bars show the breakdown of opinions. Recent upgrades/downgrades from major firms are high-signal events — upgrades often precede price moves.
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AI Bear & Bull Analysis
AI-generated investment thesis based on the company's financial data, valuation metrics, and DCF results. Bear Case highlights key risks and downside scenarios. Bull Case highlights competitive strengths and upside drivers. The verdict (Buy/Hold/Sell) and confidence level reflect the balance of evidence. This is a starting point for analysis, not a recommendation — always conduct your own due diligence.
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Recent News
Latest news headlines relevant to the stock, sourced from Yahoo Finance and Alpha Vantage. Sentiment badges (Bullish/Bearish/Neutral) are AI-scored based on headline content. News flow matters for short-term catalysts — earnings previews, product launches, regulatory decisions, and macro events can move stocks significantly.
Financial Health Scores
Three complementary scoring systems that assess business quality from different angles. Piotroski F-Score (0–9): 9-point checklist across profitability, leverage, and efficiency — 7+ is strong. Earnings Quality (A–F): measures whether profits are backed by real cash (high accruals = low quality). Surprise Streak: tracks consecutive earnings beats/misses — a consistent beat streak indicates strong execution and conservative guidance.
Piotroski F-Score
A 9-point financial health checklist developed by Stanford professor Joseph Piotroski. Profitability group (4 points): ROA > 0, OCF > 0, improving ROA, cash-based accruals check. Leverage group (3 points): falling debt ratio, improving current ratio, no share dilution. Efficiency group (2 points): improving gross margin, improving asset turnover. Score 7–9 = Strong (historically outperforms market). Score 0–2 = Weak (historically underperforms).
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Earnings Quality
Measures whether reported earnings are backed by real cash flows. Cash Conversion Ratio (OCF ÷ Net Income) > 1.0 indicates cash earnings exceed accounting earnings — highest quality. Accruals Ratio measures how much of income is non-cash — lower is better. FCF > Net Income is the gold standard: the company generates more cash than it reports in profits. Grade A = institutional quality earnings. Grade F = earnings heavily reliant on accounting estimates.
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Earnings Surprise Streak
Tracks how consistently a company beats or misses Wall Street EPS estimates over the last 8 quarters. A long beat streak (e.g. 7 of 8) indicates management consistently delivers above-consensus results, often due to conservative guidance. Consecutive misses are a red flag — analysts may be too optimistic about the business outlook. The colour-coded dots show the beat/miss pattern at a glance.
Historical Valuation P/E & P/S vs 5-year average
Shows how the stock's P/E multiple has changed over the past 5 years alongside a dashed average line. This answers the critical question: "Is this stock cheap or expensive vs its own history?" A P/E well below the 5-year average may signal an entry opportunity. A P/E significantly above average may signal overvaluation. Context matters — a rising P/E during earnings acceleration can be justified.
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Peer Comparison
Side-by-side comparison of key valuation metrics against the company's closest sector peers, as identified by Yahoo Finance. Useful for relative valuation — a company trading at a P/E discount to peers with similar growth may be undervalued. PEG ratio (P/E ÷ growth) normalises valuation for growth differences. Best used alongside absolute DCF valuation to form a complete picture.
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Insider Ownership
Shows the percentage of shares owned by company insiders (executives, directors) and institutional investors (funds, ETFs). High insider ownership (>10%) aligns management incentives with shareholders — "skin in the game." Recent insider transactions are high-signal: open-market purchases by executives are a strong bullish signal. Insider sales are less informative (often for diversification). Institutional ownership >60% indicates professional investor validation.
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