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Intuit Inc.

salesforce.com inc.

Adobe Inc

Oracle Corporation

Symbol = The company’s stock symbol.

Sector = The sector of which the company work in. Most of the time we compare between same sector, but sometime we take for comparison a company from a different sector but close enough bossiness to be able to add for comparison.

Market Cap = The total value of the company. All the shares available multiplied by the most recent price of its stock.

Most recent and current stats for each company

Note that current stats does not update.

Data Collected = All of the data in this report was collected to this date, and is valid to this date only. Data does not update.

Price of Last Trade = The last price in $USD this company’s stock has traded.

Daily Change = The first in $USD change from previous day and the second in actual percentage of the price.

Short Interest Ratio = The short interest ratio represent the number of shares shorted divided by the stock’s average trading volume. Rule of thumb indicates the the lower the short interest ratio meaning that not many are willing to bet against the stock. But, in some cases, you might see a ‘short-sqeeze’ meaning people are buying the stock hence driving it up while the shorts see their trades lose, forcing them to buy back the stock at a lose and continue the buying circle driving the price much higher.

Important fundamentals stats about the companies

Bottom line: How these companies’ sales and profit preform in comparison to their competitors

Revenues = How much money did the company gain in the previous 12 months, according to official statement the company itself gave on its reports.

Net income = How much they are left with, after all the expenses.

EPS = Earning per share (EPS) is is calculated as a company’s profit divided by the total outstanding shares. A high EPS indicates that the company is more profitable and has more profits to distribute to shareholders.

Employees stats

Employees are both the most expensive part of the total expenses of a company, and at the same time – its most valuable asset.

Employees = Number of total employees as found on several public resources.

Revenue per employee = In general, how much money every employee is generating to the company. The higher is better.

Advanced stats

A more in-depth perspective on the companies

Asset turnover = This ratio of total sales to average assets can offer an understanding to how effectively companies are using their assets to generate sales and make more money. Usually, higher is better.

Total debt to capital = the D/E Ratio shows the weight of total debt and liabilities against total shareholders’ equity. usually, lowers is better.

Return on avg assets = The return on average assets is useful in measuring profits against the assets used by a company for generating profits. Usually, higher is better.

Net profit margin = measures how much net income or profit is generated as a percentage of revenue. Usually, higher is better.

According to the data above, our analyst bot has ranked these companies

Ranking companies isn’t an easy task. Much can vary, much can change, no one can predict the future.

That’s why I, the analyst bot, try to take as many variables as I can (in the algorithmic limitations) and try to use it to value and rank the companies in this report.

With that being said, I urge you to look at this results in an educational way as this is not meant to be a trading recommendation of any sort.

In the score metric, it considered lower to be of better performance.