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To: R.Daneel.Olivaw who wrote (1590)	12/8/2021 5:29:05 PM
From: Just Fine	Respond to of 2146

Thank you R Daneel Olivia. Excellent link for condensed information. Then can go for a deeper dive.

To: R.Daneel.Olivaw who wrote (1590)	12/8/2021 5:59:54 PM
From: cemanuel	Respond to of 2146

I tend to use Nasdaq when assessing some numbers. For example, here is AAPL for earnings: nasdaq.com I also like Nasdaq for historical earnings and revenues which in most cases are close to cash flows: nasdaq.com This is particularly useful for initial buys because I can get a snapshot of the prior 5 years of revenues and see if I need to look more closely at an AR. I get in there, enter the data I want in my spreadsheet, and just change the symbol for the next company. Helps me whip through a stock screen pretty quick. I get several figures I use from Fidelity's stock screen tool. WSJ has had the most reliable debt:ebitda for me - they only enter annual, not quarterly numbers which can be pretty variable. I wait until late January to grab those. Payout ratio is tough because different sites seem to define it differently - some use eps, some use cash flows. SA actually seems about as good as anyone for it. Finra looks interesting. I've bookmarked it and will take a look when I do my next screen - thanks.