Tag Archives: Financial Ratios

Short update

Posted on May 29, 2021 by AnRep3D

Some time ago I decided to change subject and focus on energy. With all climate change going on, I expected this to be relevant to a broad public. Because I kept the same Twitter-account (only changing the name) and connected … Continue reading →

Posted in Visualising Financial Information | Tagged 3D, Annual Report, Current Assets, Current Liabilities, Current Ratio, Energy, Equity, Financial Ratios, Profit, Revenue, Sales, Total Assets, Total liabilities, Visual Mining | 1 Comment

Great news – an AnRep3D-licence will be free from now on!

Posted on August 8, 2020 by AnRep3D

A short, but very important update. No 3D-graph this time (although new posts will come in soon), but only a message. For a couple of years we have been offering the 3D-graph generator. It hasn’t been easy to inform as … Continue reading →

Posted in Visualising Financial Information | Tagged 3D, Annual Report, Asset Turnover Ratio, Assets, Cash Flow, Companies, Current Ratio, Financial Ratios, Freeware, Fundamental Analysis, Gearing, HTML5, Javascript, Liabilities, Operating Cash Flow Ratio, Profit, Revenue, Spatial graph, Virtual Reality, Visual Mining, Visualisation, WebGL | Leave a comment

Ratios, ratios, ratios!

Posted on September 21, 2019 by AnRep3D

It seems like some people do not really understand what AnRep3D is, does and how it wil offer companies a competitive advantage. We cannot blame them, as the concept is very different from existing tools in the market. Sometimes the … Continue reading →

Posted in Visualising Financial Information | Tagged 3D, Annual Report, Assets, Bank, CO2, Coal, Companies, Countries, Energy, Equity, finance, Financial Ratios, Fundamental Analysis, Industries, Liabilities, manufacturing, Natural Gas, Oil, Profit, Quarters, ratio, Renewables, retail, Revenue, Spatial graph, temp agency, Virtual Reality, Visual Mining, Visualisation, Years | Leave a comment

fAAnG revisited – alternative financial ratios visualised IV

Posted on February 9, 2019 by AnRep3D

This will be the third and last post on this subject. As already announced, not all fAAnG companies will be in the graph – only the 3 A-companies: Amazon, Alphabet (although still represented by Google’s G in the acronym) and … Continue reading →

Posted in Visualising Financial Information | Tagged 3D, Alphabet, Amazon, Annual Report, Apple, Assets, Cash Flow, Companies, Current Ratio, Equity, Financial Ratios, Fundamental Analysis, Google, Industries, Liabilities, Revenue, Spatial graph, Stock Market, USA, Virtual Reality, Visual Mining, Visualisation | Leave a comment

FAANG revisited – alternative financial ratios visualised III

Posted on January 26, 2019 by AnRep3D

Two weeks ago I posted a rather heavy story, discussing a lot of financial theory. This time I will focus on the companies and the numbers again. Before we go on, I have to share something. I really like MOOCs … Continue reading →

Posted in Visualising Financial Information | Tagged 3D, Annual Report, Assets, Cash Flow, Companies, Current Assets, Current Liabilities, edX, Energy, Equity, Financial Ratios, Fundamental Analysis, FutureLearn, Gearing, Industries, Liabilities, Marketing, Markets, Operating Cash Flow Ratio, Revenue, Spatial graph, Stock Market, USA, Virtual Reality, Visual Mining, Visualisation | Leave a comment

FAANG revisited – alternative financial ratios visualised II

Posted on January 13, 2019 by AnRep3D

Time for a 3D graph! In the previous post I explained how we will use a different set of values to generate this new 3D-graph. Instead of Profit, we will take Cash Flow provided by Operations (The Net Sales or … Continue reading →

Posted in Visualising Financial Information | Tagged 3D, Alphabet, Amazon, Annual Report, Apple, Assets, Cash Flow, Companies, Current Ratio, Equity, FAANG, Financial Ratios, Form 10Q, From 10K, Fundamental Analysis, Gearing, Google, Javascript, Liabilities, Operating Cash Flow Ratio, Profit, Revenue, Spatial graph, Stock Market, USA, Virtual Reality, Visual Mining, Visualisation, visualization, WebGL | 1 Comment