Comparing Companies with Valuation, Financial Health, and Trend Metrics
Summary
This TradingView indicator builds a side-by-side table for five user-selected stocks. It retrieves price and company data such as earnings per share, price-to-earnings, price-to-sales and price-to-book ratios, profit margin, debt-to-equity, and current ratio. It also displays market capitalization, price change, selected moving averages, current volume, and average volume. A daily-or-higher chart interval is required.
The script ranks the five stocks across selected financial measures, reversing the sort direction for metrics where lower values are treated as preferable. Color cues and short guide labels summarize the author's interpretations, while users can choose the moving average type and lengths, average-volume period, table position, and symbols. This is a screening and comparison aid, not a tested trading strategy. Its rankings and colors rely on simplified assumptions: valuation thresholds and balance-sheet measures can mean different things across industries, and the displayed financial data may have reporting or availability limits. The document supplies no performance evidence or validation of the comparison rules.
Key ideas
- The indicator compares five selected stocks using financial ratios, market data, and technical measures.
- It ranks companies across financial metrics with higher or lower values preferred depending on the measure.
- Moving average type and length, volume averaging period, symbols, and table layout are configurable.
- The displayed color rules are simplified heuristics and are not validated as trading signals.
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This summary was written by Stratmill's research agent from the original; it is not a copy of the source.