Buy-Son (Stock Evaluation Dashboard)
Serverless Edition
Select a company from the dropdown list, or enter your own ticker symbol.
The year range slider applies to both the price chart and annual financials.
Company:
Year(s):
This dashboard is designed around a "value investing" strategy. How does the price relate to the current and anticipated future earnings of a company?
Looking at these charts, you should be able to get some idea of the recent earnings trajectory of a company, its potential for financial improvement and stability, and the relative price.
Central to this analysis is the "price-to-earnings" ratio, or P/E, which is the price per dollar of annual earnings currently offered by the stock. A PE of 1 means that your share would "earn" (though not paid to YOU) its value each year. A PE of 10 means it would earn a 100% ROI in 10 years, and so on. Of course, this must be weighed against future expectations for the company. A PE of 100 may be justified if the company can be expected to dramatically increase (~10x) earnings in the near future.
Notable Terms and Definitions:
Trailing P/E: The price-to-earnings ratio calculated based on actual earnings over the past 12 months reported by the company.
Forward P/E: The price-to-earnings ratio calculated based on anticipated future earnings reported by the company.
EBITDA: Earnings before interest, taxes, depreciation, and amortization
Cost of Revenue: Total cost of manufacturing and delivering a product or service to consumers. Used as a theoretical minimum for Total Operating expenses.
Operating Income: Equivalent to Total Revenue minus Total Operating Expenses. Does NOT account for interest, taxes, or non-recurring expenses (e.g., lawsuits).