For peer comparison

One question, every company in the group.

Ask a group of companies the same questions and read each answer with its source, then set their reported KPIs and statements side by side.

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What it reads

SEC filings · Earnings releases · Investor presentations · XBRL financial data

How a comparison is built

Companies down, questions across

In a Grid the companies run down the side and your questions across; a cell without support in the sources is marked as such, and the table exports to Excel.

Grid

KPIs as each company reports them

Reported KPIs for 480+ companies so far, each with the filing it came from.

Segments & KPIs

Statements with a second company beside them

Income statement, balance sheet and cash flow as filed, with a company of your choice beside the first.

Financials

A written comparison

The Competitive Landscape agent compares named peers on reported growth, margins and cash flow in a table and cites its sources.

Agents

Questions to start with

“Compare gross margin at Walmart, Target and Costco for the last fiscal year.” A Grid, exported to Excel
“What does each of these companies say about tariffs in its latest 10-K?” A Grid, each answer cited
“How do operating margins at Walmart and Target compare over the last five years?” Financials, with the second company beside the first

Good to know

Does it have valuation multiples?

No. It has no market prices, so it has no multiples; it compares what companies report.

Is a KPI the same thing at two companies?

A KPI is what each company reports under its own definition, so the same name can mean different things at two companies.

Which companies have KPIs?

480+ companies so far, most of them in the S&P 500.

Can I take the table into my own file?

Yes. A Grid exports to Excel with its sources, and Financials download as a file.

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Compare them on what they filed.

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