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Company Details Page

Learn how to search and view company details

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To view a company's details on Scrab, use the search bar to enter its ticker or company name. If a company is listed on multiple exchanges, it's best to select the version from its native exchange.

This ensures financial data and stock prices are presented in the same currency, avoiding potential confusion during analysis. The exchange will be represented by the country flag next to the ticker name.

After selecting the company, you will see a similar profile.

We'll break down each section below.

Scoring Results: Categories and Rules

On the left side, close to the navigation page, you can view the Rule Categories and the metrics rule for the current Scoring Model. You can add, edit, delete, or create a new category or rule from here.

We've created a dedicated article for these. Please visit the page Adding and Configuring Rules for more details.

Company Information

Overview

The Overview tab visually represents the company's scores based on the metric rules currently in the scoring model. This view is a quick way to see how well this stock performs in areas important to you.
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The company details are displayed in the view using the basic default scoring model. Weโ€™ve already set up some important predefined metric rules to make your life easier.

We've also included the companies' country, exchange, sector, and industry, as well as their last and next earnings dates.

Company vs. Model Average Chart

The colored area represents your company's scores, while the grey area shows the average scores of all other companies added to active scoring model, enabling a swift comparison with the industry standard.

Company Peers

Compare companies from the same industry locally and globally, providing a quick overview of their scores.

Scores History

View each metric's historical scoring based on the current strategy.

Revenue Segments

For a company's reported revenue segments (regional and by business line), you can analyze them with three different visualization modes.

Overview by Year (default view)

This chart shows all revenue segments side by side across the last five years.
Use this view to:

  • Get a quick sense of total revenue over time

  • Spot major revenue growth or declines

๐Ÿ“ Tip: Hover over a data point to see exact revenue values per year and segment.

Segment Trends

This mode highlights how each individual segment has changed over time.
Use this view to:

  • Track the growth or decline of a specific region or business line

  • Focus on trends rather than totals

Single-Year Breakdown

This pie chart shows how total revenue is distributed across segments for a specific year.
Use this view to:

  • See the proportional share of each segment

  • Easily identify top revenue drivers for a given year

  • Switch between years to track distribution shifts

Additional Functions

Alerts/Warnings

Scrab will always warn you if a company fails to meet specific criteria based on the current scoring model settings and rules marked as Must-have. This could either be that one of the must-have rules returned with zero points or that too many rules have low scores.

These alerts help you decide whether you want to take the risk on low-scored stocks.

Charts, alerts & more

Towards the top right of the Company Details, we provide a few additional tools and settings you can use as you do your company/stock research.

Using Scrab's other tools, you will have similar settings to support your research and analysis.

  • Edit Notes & Sentiment Points: Note any of your thoughts or insights. From here, you can get '+/-' points based on your preference and assign the company to a group.

  • Master Chart: review metric(s) for a more visual snapshot.

  • Multichart: use this option to view multiple metrics in one view for the company.

  • Technical Chart: helpful if you want to do some technical analysis.

  • Manage Alerts: create alerts for a score percentage or metric value changes.

  • Add to Scoring Model or Portfolio: If you want this company to be part of your strategy or portfolio, click the '+' button.

  • Delete: if this company is already part of your scoring model, you can delete it from here.

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