Fundamental Quality Screen Using Solvency, Profitability, Liquidity, and Growth

Summary

This chart overlay organizes company financial measures into four groups: solvency, profitability, liquidity, and value or growth. It retrieves accounting data for measures such as debt ratios, bankruptcy risk scores, returns, margins, liquidity ratios, the Piotroski F-score, and sustainable growth. A table presents the reported values alongside color-coded ordinal scores, with thresholds defined separately for each measure.

The script selects quarterly or annual data for some fields according to the instrument currency, while other measures are requested annually. It is a compact screening aid rather than a complete valuation framework: the document provides no evidence that its cutoffs predict returns, and the thresholds may not suit every industry or accounting context. Missing values receive a neutral score, which can obscure unavailable data if read as a middling result. The source also contains an apparent inconsistency in the quick-ratio scoring branch, where a current-ratio value is referenced for one threshold.

Key ideas

• The screen groups financial metrics into solvency, profitability, liquidity, and growth categories.
• Each metric is mapped to a color-coded score using fixed thresholds.
• Some metrics use quarterly data while others use annual reporting periods.
• The table supports comparison but does not establish that its cutoffs forecast investment performance.
• Missing values are assigned a neutral score, and the quick-ratio logic appears to contain a variable-reference inconsistency.

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