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The Company vs. Industry Analysis display is great for showing how a stock
measures up against your favorite stock-picking criteria. You can graphically
evaluate the investment attractiveness of a company versus the industry median,
sector median, S&P 500, or a specific value/number.
Choose from pre-formatted Ratio Sets that come with the program or easily
create your own custom Ratio Sets with our Ratio Set Editor Control Panel. Pick
and choose from over 350 different ratio set items, to see just the ratios you want,
the way you want to see them.
The yellow bar represents the company and the gray bar represents the
industry. The 'variance' bar will be colored either green or red.
| Yellow Bar |
Company |
| Gray Bar |
Benchmark (Industry, Sector, S&P 500 or Number/Value) |
| Green Bar |
Better Than Benchmark |
| Red Bar |
Worse Than Benchmark |
If a company's ratio beats its benchmark, the 'variance' bar is colored green.
If a company's ratio is worse than its bench-mark, the 'variance' bar is colored
red. For items where the lower number is better (for example; Average Broker
Rating), the 'variance' bar will be colored conversely: below the benchmark will be
green, and above the benchmark will be red.
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Company vs. Industry Analysis

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