Fundamental, financial and valuation-multiple screens across the whole corpus, where a missing figure drops a name from that test rather than quietly scoring it zero.
Real, cited ABI Nexa output. Use the arrows or dots to move through.
Nvidia, by contrast, fails on a real number, 39.8x against a 25x limit. A miss and a gap are treated differently.
A result opens straight into the workspace on that name, and joins the deal comps for a takeover screen.
Fundamental, financial and valuation-multiple screens across every covered name, on the figures each company actually filed.
A missing value drops the name from that test instead of floating it to the top, so the ranking is honest.
The same field logic in every market, so a cross-market screen compares like with like.
A historical screen sees only what was known on the date, so a backtest does not peek.
A hit opens straight into the workspace on that name, so the screen is a doorway, not a dead-end list.
Screen results tie to precedent transactions, so a takeover screen is one step away.
A gap excludes the name from that test; it is never treated as a zero, so the ranking is honest.
screens on what was filedThe same field definitions and period logic apply in every market, so a cross-market screen compares like with like.
like compared with likeA result opens straight into the workspace on that name, and joins to the deal comps for a takeover screen.
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