This app is designed for stock analysis and investment decision-making. It follows a comprehensive approach by taking an initial set of tickers, extracting key financial indicators, applying user-defined thresholds for filtering, and obtaining additional data for the filtered tickers, such as news, charts, technical analysis, etc.
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Initialization:
- Configure thresholds.
- Tool will apply predefined thresholds to filter tickers based on financial indicators.
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Detailed Analysis:
- For the filtered tickers retrieve additional data, including news, charts, technical analysis, etc.
- Python 3.10.x
- Streamlit 1.29.0
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Add a SOCK5 Proxy.
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Total Debt: The lower the company's total debt, the less risk it carries. If the total debt grows over time, it might indicate a potentially risky situation.
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Net Debt: Similar to total debt, a lower net debt is more preferable. It represents the company’s total debt minus its cash and cash equivalents.
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Total Assets: This is the sum of current and non-current assets and can give an idea of the company's size and health.
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Total Equity: This figure represents the net value of the company (assets minus liabilities). An increasing total equity might indicate a financially healthy company.
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Retained Earnings: Positive and growing retained earnings generally indicate that the company is profitable and reinvests its profits back into the business.
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Current Assets and Current Liabilities: These figures give you an idea of the company's liquidity and ability to cover its short-term obligations.
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Book Value: It’s the total tangible assets minus total liabilities. A company trading at a low multiple of its book value could be undervalued.
