Edgaras Mickus

Opstreet - Stock reaction statistics after the financial data release.

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Opstreet takes financial statements, converts its indicators (revenue, income, cash, debt, etc.) into events. After that, the application calculates how the stock price changed after the occurrence of each event.

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Edgaras Mickus
Hi, I am going public with a stock analysis tool. I have used it for many years, and right now is the time to share it with other investors. There was no intention to make it as a product from the beginning. This tool is for more experienced investors. Opstreet will help you answer these questions:
  • How historically stocks reacted to revenue growth 20 quarters in a row?
  • How stocks reacted after ROE reached the highest value in the company’s history over five year period?
  • Net income decreased five years in a row. What does it mean to the stock price?
  • P/E ratio with less than 10 points and revenue is over ten quarters in a row. What is the mean of stock returns of companies after meeting these criteria? Which companies meet these criteria?
  • Free cash flow is positive 20 quarters in a row; the ROE is higher than 15%; debt decreasing 10 quarters in a row; the profit margin is the highest in the company’s history. What is the mean of stock returns of companies after meeting these criteria? Which companies meet these criteria?