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Displaying Company Financial Statements, Ratios, and Valuation Metrics on Charts

Article TradingView scripts

Summary

This indicator places selected company financial data beside a price chart in a configurable table. Its available measures span income statements, balance sheets, cash flows, financial and operating statistics, and calculated valuation metrics. Users can choose up to nine items, select a reporting period such as a fiscal quarter, fiscal year, or trailing twelve months, and adjust presentation options including labels, precision, currency conversion, and table styling. The script retrieves reported values through the platform’s financial data interface and calculates several common measures, including market capitalization, earnings yield, book-to-price, price-to-earnings, and price-to-sales.

The document is a display and fundamental-analysis aid rather than a trading strategy: it describes no entry, exit, or portfolio rules and provides no test of investment outcomes. Data availability can vary by symbol and metric, and reported figures may be absent. Financial reporting periods also differ from daily price bars, so users should account for update timing and comparability when interpreting chart overlays.

Key ideas

  • The indicator displays selected fundamental metrics in a table on a price chart.
  • Available data covers income statements, balance sheets, cash flows, statistics, and calculated valuation measures.
  • Users can configure reporting periods, displayed metrics, currency, precision, and appearance.
  • Reported values are retrieved from the platform’s financial data service, so availability may vary.
  • The tool provides context for fundamental analysis but does not define or evaluate a trading strategy.

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