Company pages

In this guide we look at the company pages of LargeTrader A.I. In the Companies section you'll find the companies of the S and P 500 and the Nasdaq 100, grouped by sector. Let's open, for example, Apple's page.

At the top you see the price, the date of the analysis and the verdict: here, overvalued. Below is the fair value, that is, the estimated value of the share, with three levels: low, mid and high. The scorecard rates five subjects: financial strength, profitability, earnings quality, growth and valuation. There's no single grade: the colour of each box tells you where the strength is, and where the problem is. In the chart, the dark line is the fair value. The red bands above it mean a price higher than the estimated value; the green bands below, a lower price. Here the candles sit in the red zone. Further down is the written analysis: the conclusion, and a paragraph for each subject, with the numbers that lead to the verdict.

Next to the card is the chat, dedicated to this company. Let's type a question: why is Apple rated as overvalued? The answer arrives right here, and it starts from the analysis data on this page.

To sum up: pick the company from its sector; read the verdict, the fair value, the scorecard and the chart; and ask the chat about anything that isn't clear.