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| Symbol | Market cap Market capitalizationThe stock market value of a company: share price times the number of shares. On the chart page we use the diluted share count averaged over the last fiscal year.Example: Price €50, 200m shares → €10bn.More in the Academy: Lesson P/E and P/S | 200-day line 200-day lineThe average of the closing prices of the last 200 trading days. If the price is above it, the longer-term trend counts as up. The current rule does not require this – the page shows the bigger trend for information only via the weekly chart.Example: Close 105, 200-day line 98 → price above the line.More in the Academy: Lesson 200-day line | 50-day line | RSI RSI (Relative Strength Index)Compares smoothed gains and losses, mainly of the last roughly 14 candles, and converts the ratio to 0 to 100. Above 70 counts as overbought, below 30 as oversold.Example: Avg. gain 0.60, avg. loss 0.20 → RS 3 → RSI 75.More in the Academy: Lesson reading the RSI | 52 weeks | Volume | Dividend | Revenue ± RevenueEverything a company takes in over a period with its products and services – before costs are deducted.Example: Revenue €500m, costs €440m → profit €60m.More in the Academy: Lesson revenue, profit and margin | KGV P/E (price-to-earnings ratio)Share price divided by earnings per share. With a loss it gives no meaningful value.Example: Price €45, earnings per share €3 → P/E 15.More in the Academy: Lesson P/E and P/S | Features | Fundamentals Fundamentals traffic lights in the screenerThree lights from the fundamental analysis: growth (revenue per year), net margin and debt, each compared with the sector. Green = at least the sector median, yellow = below, red = weak, gray = no data. Only stocks with SEC data.Example: Revenue +12% per year, sector +8% → growth green.More in the Academy: Lesson revenue, profit and margin |
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| XOM ExxonMobil · Energy | very large | above | above | overbought | near high | – | yes | −5.0% | over 25 | All-time high | Growth: yellowMargin: yellowDebt: gray |
| CVX Chevron Corporation · Energy | very large | above | above | overbought | near high | – | yes | −6.8% | over 25 | All-time high | Growth: greenMargin: yellowDebt: gray |
| COP ConocoPhillips · Energy | large | above | above | overbought | near high | – | yes | +7.7% | 15–25 | All-time high | Growth: greenMargin: greenDebt: gray |
| MPC Marathon Petroleum · Energy | large | above | above | neutral | near high | – | yes | −4.4% | over 25 | near all-time high | Growth: yellowMargin: yellowDebt: gray |
| VLO Valero Energy · Energy | large | above | above | neutral | – | – | yes | −5.5% | over 25 | – | Growth: yellowMargin: yellowDebt: green |
| PSX Phillips 66 · Energy | large | above | above | neutral | near high | – | yes | −7.5% | over 25 | near all-time high | Growth: greenMargin: yellowDebt: gray |
| WMB Williams Companies · Energy | large | below | below | neutral | – | – | yes | +13.8% | over 25 | – | Growth: yellowMargin: greenDebt: gray |
| EOG EOG Resources · Energy | large | above | above | overbought | near high | – | yes | −4.5% | 15–25 | All-time high | Growth: greenMargin: greenDebt: green |
| BP BP (ADR) · Energy | – | above | above | neutral | near high | – | – | −1.1% | – | – | Growth: yellowMargin: yellowDebt: red |
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How to read the list: The metrics describe past performance – no forecast and no recommendation. Price change = change of the closing price over the period; 50/200-day line = average of the last 50 or 200 closing prices; RSI(14) below 30 means “oversold”, above 70 “overbought”; 52 weeks = distance to the highest price of the past year; volume = shares traded on the last trading day relative to the average of the 50 days before. Market cap, dividend and revenue growth come from SEC filings (US stocks only). Click a column header to sort. Features = what currently stands out for the symbol (golden cross, RSI rebound, all-time high, strong support, insider purchases, earnings); P/E = price divided by earnings per share.