The core idea behind StockResearch: rank a stock’s multiple against its own five-year history instead of against other companies. What a 4th-percentile P/E means, what it doesn’t, and where the method breaks.
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Valuation
Percentiles, multiples and the band chart that ties them together.
Nuclear stocks range from reactor operators to developers with little or no revenue yet. Which multiple fits each, and when no percentile is the honest answer.
The median line, the interquartile band, and the current marker: how to read multiple compression and expansion, and how to tell price-driven compression from a justified de-rating.
Every valuation multiple answers a different question, and every one breaks somewhere. A working guide to trailing P/E, forward P/E, P/S, EV/Sales, and EV/EBITDA, and how to use them together.
A two-axis screen: valuation percentile on one axis, growth trend on the other. How to run it in the screener, why forced-selling episodes produce exactly this signature, and the false positives to check for.
Cross-listing
One company, two tickers: ADRs, CDIs, ratios and spreads.
One company, two tickers, two currencies. Depositary ratios, FX normalization, parity prices, and why premiums and discounts open up between listings, with the mechanics worked through step by step.
An opinionated triage workflow across StockResearch: search, valuation hub, screener context, comps, and a cross-listing check. Plus an honest account of what 15 minutes cannot tell you.