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Cyc2013
ReplyCyc2013 - 17 hours ago
Thanks for the new GF Interactive Chart with 3 y-axis, your team rocks!! :D
Yoramhtm
ReplyYoramhtm - 1 week ago
When export to Excel ,Price Per Share does not add to data.
??
Thank you

Cyc2013
ReplyCyc2013 - 3 weeks ago
* To GuruFocus.com >> as "Richday101" & many other investors here agree: THANKS for the great work, this constant client/ gurufocus.com dialogue is great!
* Suggestion A: the scale of data can vary a LOT from the small companies to the mega caps (e.g. P/B that are 10x different; positive & negative values), so for every data check box on the left-side, add a small drop-down menu for users to select if that data should be on "Y1" (y-axis 1), "Y2" (y-axis 2), "Y3" (y-axis 3), etc. Users will select the y-axis that makes the most sense.
Vinodmandre2005@gmail.com
ReplyVinodmandre2005@gmail.com - 3 months ago
I tried to plot cogs to revenue. of AU vs GG , cannot pull GG data. PLZ fix this.
Richday101
ReplyRichday101 - 4 months ago
I graphed Price, DCF (per share) and Median PS (per share) for All years. To compare them you need to have all plotted on the same scale, but it chooses two different Y axes. Is it possible to have them plotted on the same scale i.e. 1 Y axis?
Alikermooni
ReplyAlikermooni - 4 months ago
Hi Don
Can you add daily volume into your chart.
Thank you
Steve
Tizzle
ReplyTizzle - 5 months ago
Hi Don,

The most recent changes improve the readability and aesthetics in my opinion. I'm busy getting somethings put to bed before the holidays. I'll try to have a closer look in the new year and let you know if I run into anything.

Happy Holidays and thanks again for the great charts!

Cheers
Taowave
ReplyTaowave - 5 months ago
Hi,
How do you calculate Net Cash per share?
AAPL is showing an -30.64 per share

I was looking for Cash Per Share
Donli
ReplyDonli - 5 months ago
@Tizzle, Thanks for suggestions! We just released the new version of Interactive Chart. Please let me know if you have any other suggestions.

Don
GuruFocus.com Developer
Tizzle
ReplyTizzle - 5 months ago
The black and green chart is a downgrade from the previous white background one IMO. There also seems to be a significant amount of space wasted. Lastly, could the chart be made to scale with ones browser window size or failing that can you make it so one can select a larger size so data rich charts are more readable?

Thanks for the excellent charting functionality!
Sunilsingh
ReplySunilsingh - 9 months ago
AWESOME Work from your end to help the TRUE Intellectuals, who are trying to survive or beat their superior or inferior oppositions. Keep up the great work.
Jose Vasquez
ReplyJose Vasquez - 9 months ago
Amazing graphs loved the p/e, p/b features, congratulations !
Taowave
ReplyTaowave - 9 months ago
Hi,
You need better scaling when using the price of a stock with its Min/Max financial ratios.Currently the min/max financial ratio,i.e dividend yield flatlines.Perhaps tabular columns for each item graphed would help as well
Chentao1006
ReplyChentao1006 - 1 year ago
test
Taowave
ReplyTaowave - 1 year ago
Hi,
Any reason that AAPL is indicating 0 for its dividend yield?

Allan
Taowave
ReplyTaowave - 1 year ago
Hi,
I noticed that under key ratios,you have a dividend yield of 2.0% for RSH,yet it has an 8.0% yield if you double click to graph it.RSH has a quarterly dividend of 0.13.

It appears that the key ratio number is incorrect as RSH yields 8.0%.

Thank you,

Allan
Pravchaw
ReplyPravchaw - 1 year ago
In answer to the comment below, I like the tracking box. 20 years of data would be great.

Also suggest adding a Price at median EBTIDA or operating earnings - the reason is frequently "earnings" are distorted by non-recurring charges.
C.W.R.
ReplyC.W.R. - 1 year ago
Is there a way to track dividend payout dates on the chart? It would be nice to have them laid out similarly to google.finance dividend info.

Thanks,
Cory
C.W.R.
ReplyC.W.R. - 1 year ago
I'm not so keen on an x/y axis. A tracking ball is good enough. Also, may I suggest that your current system of a tracking box is super distracting? A tracking ball with date/price on top left or right would suffice.

I get really tired of trying to watch historical prices with that box bouncing and jiggling all over the place.

Thanks,
Cory

Donli
ReplyDonli - 1 year ago
James,

Thanks for your suggestions! Maybe we need three y-axises : share price, ratio and financial data($Mil). We will think about the implementation of that.

For the data range, how long do you think is ok? Now we display data from January 2000 till now.


Don
Developer
GuruFocus.com
Jameshou
ReplyJameshou - 1 year ago
Can we also extend the data beyond 10 years?
Jameshou
ReplyJameshou - 1 year ago
Can we have the option of having two axis? Eg. share price on left axis, and PE or PB ratio on the right hand side? Right now if you have both charts together, the share price chart can make the PE or PE ratio scale squashed.
Donli
ReplyDonli - 1 year ago
Mark_F,

We have fixed the "Dividend Payout (%)" problem. Please have a try.

Don
Developer
GuruFocus.com
Mark_F
ReplyMark_F - 1 year ago
Selecting "Dividend Payout (%) does not add the graph. Working with WMT.
Mark_F
ReplyMark_F - 1 year ago
Trying to save setting with default time of 10 years. But it always goes back to 5 years the next time accessed.

Thx.
Ramthor
ReplyRamthor - 1 year ago
Shouldn't net income from cashflow statement equal net income from income statement? Not so for WMT and TEF.

Regards, Robert
Pravchaw
ReplyPravchaw - 1 year ago
Few more suggestions:
1) Median P/B and P/E lines are both green colour - difficult to distinguish please change them to differenc colour.
2) Keep max and min P/* lines the same color as median but use ---- or .....
3) min and max p/* should be average of at least 2 years - sometimes 1 year data is an outlier.
Donli
ReplyDonli - 1 year ago
Pravchaw,

We changed the font-size of legend area. That will work for most of the cases.

Don
Gurufocus.com Developer
Gurufocus
ReplyGurufocus - 1 year ago
Hi, Mark_F. did you see the "Save Settings" link in the top left corner drop-down menu of the chart?

Mark_F
ReplyMark_F - 1 year ago
Would be nice if we could save our favorite settings across stocks and sessions.
Donli
ReplyDonli - 1 year ago
We added COGS to Revenue (%) and Inventory to Revenue (%) into per share data.

Don
GuruFocus.com
Pravchaw
ReplyPravchaw - 1 year ago
Suggestions for couple of small improvements:
Please make the legend box a little bigger or font smaller. It is currently getting cut-off.
Also not able to use the "embed" functions for customized P/S, P/E, P/B. The line is not showing up in the embeded chart.
Pravchaw
ReplyPravchaw - 1 year ago
Thank you, Don. Great job.
Donli
ReplyDonli - 1 year ago
Hi Pravchaw,

We added "customized PE/PS/PB ratio" series.

Thanks for suggestions!

Don
GuruFocus.com Developer
Newhigh
ReplyNewhigh - 1 year ago
More power to you Gurufocus. This innovation makes GF a "one stop shop" for investors. This app will save me a great deal of time.
Alex Garcia
ReplyAlex Garcia - 1 year ago
never mind, it works
Alex Garcia
ReplyAlex Garcia - 1 year ago
Embedding not working when trying to display chart on my blog
Donli
ReplyDonli - 1 year ago
Thanks Pravchaw! Tangibles book per share series is ok now.
Pravchaw
ReplyPravchaw - 1 year ago
Something is wrong for graphing tangible book value. The program is grabbing the wrong figures.
Pravchaw
ReplyPravchaw - 1 year ago
Not sure why the % check box was removed. This makes it difficult to compare to indicies of stocks with $ differences - i.e. comparing Msft to goog
Pravchaw
ReplyPravchaw - 1 year ago
What I meant below was price at median p/fcf etc. Many of the advanced metrics which are capital structure neutral such as Enterprise Value/EBITDA or cash return [news.morningstar.com] can be put under premium metrics. These are very useful and unique numbers which no service currently provides. These are tedious to calculate and would offer great value to subscribers.
Pravchaw
ReplyPravchaw - 1 year ago
Thanks for adding the second Y axis.
Great work. This app is getting better and better. I use it everyday.

Couple of more suggestion for further enhancement.
1. Ability to edit P/E, P/S, P/B ratio's. (this would help users model scenario's to account of P/E compression or expansion assumptions).

2. Ability to project price based on growth - i.e. assuming 8% earnings growth and a given p/e - what would the price of JNJ be in 3 years.

You should also think of adding other metrics like P/FCF, cash return and enterprise value / ebitda etc.
Emilucho
ReplyEmilucho - 1 year ago
Hello. Just one suggestion: Removing the compare option (in %), there is no effective way to compare the sellected company with S&P or Dow, or any other company with a higher or lower stock price.
Anyway you are doing a great job. Interactive charts are really usefull. Congratulations !!
Donli
ReplyDonli - 1 year ago
Pravchaw and Adib,

We have added second Y axis for comparison. The left side Y axis is for Price/Valuation/Per Share Data. The right side Y axis is for Income Statement/Balance Sheet/Cash Flow Statement.

Let me know if you have any other suggestions.

Don
GuruFocus.com
Gurufocus
ReplyGurufocus - 1 year ago
Adib,

what we have there is Free cash flow. In the case of GameStop, the FCF (TTM) was $4.74, therefore the price/FCF is around 5.

Thanks!
Richday101
ReplyRichday101 - 1 year ago
The nice price chart on the "Guru Trades" tab has been taken off and replaced with a new chart. Not good. Now you have an added click to the "Summary" tab to get to this 10yr/5yr/1yr chart.
Donli
ReplyDonli - 1 year ago
Thanks Ramthor! We have fixed the issues on Balance Sheet | Long Term Debt/Total Equity.

Don
GuruFocus.com
Donli
ReplyDonli - 1 year ago
Now you could embed GuruFocus Interactive chart in your website. After you draw the series you selected just click "embed" button on the top right corner, you could get the embed code.

Don
GuruFocus.com
Ramthor
ReplyRamthor - 1 year ago
Pretty cool. I am running the charts for Nokia and RIM. Balance Sheet | Long Term Debt/Total Equity do not seem to work.

Thanks, Robert
Adib Motiwala
ReplyAdib Motiwala - 1 year ago
I was running the chart for GameStop GME and it shows that the P/FCF is 5. I think that is Price to Operating Cash Flow. Please correct it. Are you displaying FCF or Cash Flow ? Even the Per Share FCF is incorrect. Its Per Share Cash Flow. Big difference!
Adib Motiwala
ReplyAdib Motiwala - 1 year ago
I second the suggestion to add a 2nd Y axis to compare params like EPS and Share Count... right now doing so the EPS line is useless.. (its flat)
Gurufocus
ReplyGurufocus - 1 year ago
fekafie,

could you please explain your suggestion? Institutional money on the whole market or on particular stocks?
Fekafiemd
ReplyFekafiemd - 1 year ago
I would like to see the flow of institutional money...please add this feature.

thank you

fekafie, MD
Pravchaw
ReplyPravchaw - 1 year ago
Another suggestion is to add a second Y axis(vertical axis). This way you could compare two variables i.e. eps and shares outstanding over time.
Donli
ReplyDonli - 1 year ago
Price change percentage is added on the top right corner. You could know the price change when you change the time period.

Don
GuruFocus.com
Ken_hoang
ReplyKen_hoang - 1 year ago
Hi, it would be very very useful to include the price/operating cash flow included in this charts for every single company. Thanks
DouginHartford
ReplyDouginHartford - 1 year ago
The ratio charting for various periods is valuable.

I like to compare trailing averages to current values. Would it be possible to add several periods of trailing moving averages to the chart? E.g., 1 mo, 6 mo, 5 yr, 10 yr?
Donli
ReplyDonli - 1 year ago
We added both Insider Buys and Insider Sells series. Please have a try.

Don
GuruFocus Web Developer
Pravchaw
ReplyPravchaw - 1 year ago
Adding the ratio's is a real improvement. Can the colour of median P/B and P/E lines be made more distinct as different shades of green make it difficult to distinguish.

Also have you thought of adding industry metrics - i,e it would be useful to compare a stock price to median industry P/E or P/S etc.
Donli
ReplyDonli - 1 year ago
Richday101, we added calculated ratios in the chart legends area. Now when you draw MAX/Median/Min PS/PB/PE series, you will know the ratios. When you change the date range, those ratios will be automatically recalculated.

Thanks for suggestions!
Bill.Smith
ReplyBill.Smith - 1 year ago
Most awesome guys!

Would it be possible to have an option to view the vertical axis in either linear or logarithmic?
Richday101
ReplyRichday101 - 1 year ago
It would be nice to see the calculated ratios in the colour key box, e.g. if you select 3 ratios, Max P/E, Median P/E, Min P/E, it would be nice to see the actual ratio values in a box which can be changed and redrawn. For example, I like the min and max to cross the price chart at 2 points not just one, so I would change my selected values to Max P/E=20 (rather than 29), Min P/E=10 (rather than 7). This would be fabulous if it can be done. Thanks for developing these great charts for our use.

Regards,
Rick
Ecotycoon
ReplyEcotycoon - 1 year ago
Great tool realy love it, good work :)
Ken_hoang
ReplyKen_hoang - 1 year ago
Thanks, very nice work. It would be much better if the P/CF ratio was added in along with P/E, P/S, and P/B.
Donli
ReplyDonli - 1 year ago
Thanks for suggestion Dougt!
We added a input box "Get Interactive Chart for". You could input the symbol to go to a another stock chart.

Interactive chart is still under developing, thanks for any suggestions!

Don
GuruFocus.com
Dougt@shaw.ca
ReplyDougt@shaw.ca - 1 year ago
I like it but for all the displays for ticker symbol it seems I have to go up to the top box to enter a new ticker. Would be nice if each tab allowed you to change the ticker for that feature. Thanks
Greatimes
ReplyGreatimes - 1 year ago
Love it! I have/had many charting systerms but for fundamental data this is the best I've seen!
Pravchaw
ReplyPravchaw - 1 year ago
Another very useful metric would be Price at PEG.
Gurufocus
ReplyGurufocus - 1 year ago
Fixed, Pravchaw!

Thanks!
Pravchaw
ReplyPravchaw - 1 year ago
Hello Gurufocus - These are very nice charts - great work.

I noticed a data discrepancy for PG - price data is not adjusting for 2:1 stock split in June 2004.
Richday101
ReplyRichday101 - 1 year ago
Don, that for adding "save settings".

Much appreciated,
Rick
Donli
ReplyDonli - 1 year ago
Richday101, "save settings" has been added. Now you could save your favorite metrics and apply to other quotes later.

Don
GuruFocus Web Developer
Donli
ReplyDonli - 1 year ago
Mick, we have added candlestick as option.

Don
GuruFocus Web Developer
Gurufocus
ReplyGurufocus - 1 year ago
Hi, Mick! We have made some more enhancement to it. There is a "Percentage" checkbox, clicking that you will see the comparison in percentages.

Richday01, we are working on a "Save" function, with which you can choose your settings and display them in one click.

Could you please explain more about 'ratios (e.g. Min P/E, P/S) for the most RECENT QUARTER"? We thought they are there if you choose "1m" or "3m" on the time tab.

Thank you very much for the feedbacks! Looking forward to more.

GuruFocus.
Richday101
ReplyRichday101 - 1 year ago
Very nice. Would like to see ratios (e.g. Min P/E, P/S) for the most RECENT QUARTER. We can see it for all the previous quarters but no for the latest.

Keep up the good work. We value investors appreciate your website.

Thanks and best regards,
Rick
Richday101
ReplyRichday101 - 1 year ago
Very nice. I would like to be able to keep the previous settings, e.g. P/S for Max, Median, Min and 10 years and be able to go from symbol to symbol. It always goes back to 1 year and blanks for chart types. Should be able to set default or go back to what you used last.
Keep up the good work.

Regards,
Rick
Mick
ReplyMick - 1 year ago
Very nice start! I'd like to see candlesticks as an option. Also, if more than one symbol is in the chart the Y-axis needs to become %, not absolute numbers. For example, try comparing any stock with price below $100 to S&P - an unhelpful display results.
Keep up the good work!
Gurufocus
ReplyGurufocus - 1 year ago
Please give us feedback on the chart. We are still working on this.

GuruFocus.



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