Corporate 
- MARKET
- ANALYSIS
- SIGNALS
- TECHNICAL ANALYSIS
- FINANCIAL ANALYSIS
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BROKER RANKINGS
- Broker Rankings by Security
- Broker Rankings by Indices
- Rate of change in Broker Activity by Security
- Rate of change in Security Activity by Broker
- Broker Activity by Sector & Industry
- Security Activity by Broker
- Total Foreign Broker Activity by Security
- Rate of change in Total Foreign Broker Activity by Security
- Foreign Broker Activity Change
- Total Activity of Institutional Investors by Security
- Broker Activity Charts
- Stock / Warrant Settlement Rates in Individual Pension Funds
- Stock / Warrant Settlement Changes in Mutual Funds
- Stock / Warrant Settlement Ratio in Mutual Funds
- Stock / Warrant Settlement Changes in Mutual Funds
- About Brokers Activity Data
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FOREIGN TRANSACTIONS
- Foreign Transaction Outlook
- Foreign Transactions by Share
- Foreign Transactions in Industry
- Foreign Transactions by Industry(Yearly)
- Foreign Transactions by Industry(Date)
- Foreign Transactions by Industry(Monthly)
- Foreign Investors Positions by Industry
- First 5 Foreign Investor Trades in All Industries
What is Comparative Analysis?
Analyzing annually financial statement data provides you an opinion about company. However, for knowing and evaluating company well, changes on financial statements must be overviewed year by year. For this, absolute numbers on company’s balance-sheets and income statements which are belong to more than one periods must be compared.
How can you interpret Comparative Analysis?
Comparative analyses shows that financial structure of company in selected periods. Displaying financial structure of company comparatively, provides company’s movement on results of its operations in time to appear. Comparative analyses must be evaluated with change analyses. Some difficulties can occur during comparison of absolute numbers on financial statements which belong to more than two years. Reading absolute numbers of all items, evaluating difference numbers and sizes of increasings-decreasings, establishing significant relationships by making a comparison among items with this way can be so difficult. Because of this, comparative boards must be used with change analyses.
Reporting Comparative Analyses
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Select Analysis: You can choose the balance-sheet value which you want to see in report.
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Periods: For selecting the periods which will be compared. For selecting more than one periods, click on periods which you want to select while holding CTRL button. 03, 06, 09 and 12 buttons which take place near to list of periods are short-cut buttons, for example if you click on 06 button, Q2 balance-sheet periods will automatically be selected. At the most, 10 peridos can be selected.
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Select Index/Sector: Thanks to this option, you can see situations of stocks in their own sectors as comparative. Sectors which are given with index codes are included in this sector. Sectors in sub-part are prepared according to sector allocation of BIST.
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Currency: Determines analyze will be made according to which currency. For example, if you choose USD, report will be created based on balance-sheets of companies in USD format.
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Get Analysis: Creates the board according to selected criterions.
