Finding great stocks is one thing. Choosing between them is where the best investors outperform their peers, especially against those who do not compare stocks and ETFs in the correct way.
Today, we're announcing our new Compare feature for stocks and ETFs. This new tool turns stock comparisons into a beautiful process that's fast, visual, and incredibly clear. It's unlike anything else in the market today, and it's only for you, the Finviz Elite member.
Let's start with the basics. First, head over the Compare tool, which you can find on any stock or ETF page i.e. NVIDIA Compare and enter in the stocks you want to compare in real-time. Like this:
With Compare, you can analyze multiple stocks side-by-side in a clean, modern dashboard showing price performance as lines and then seasonal monthly performances as crisp data tables. Our new Compare tool lays everything out:
- Relative price performance over time
- Price performance by month
- Seasonality insights that be adjusted by the year and month
- Quick calculations showing percentage and dollar gains
- And more
Instead of jumping between pages, trying to remember numbers, or building spreadsheets, everything is organized into a single, powerful view. Here's how you can compare fundamentals - just click the Fundamentals tab on the Compare tool:
With our Compare capabilities for fundamentals, any investor can now see the following:
- Fundamental metrics like total revenue, EPS, and more all as a bar chart
- Quick customizations to compare any fundamental metrics including more advanced tools like Free Cash Flow, Gross Profit, and other items on the Income Statement or Balance Sheet
- The ability to Compare fundamental metrics across various stocks in terms of yearly or quarterly performance
We've also added an advanced Ranking feature that separates our Compare tool from all others. The Ranking features shows how each stock in your comparison ranks for various metrics across price action and fundamentals. This allows for a holistic view:
Great investors don’t just find ideas. They compare them, refine them, and select the best.
Compare helps you do exactly that.
Finviz Team