Accessing the Stats Table #
- The Stats Table can be accessed by clicking on its associated icon at the top right corner of your screen. The Stats Table will then appear at the bottom of your screen, right below the chart.

Overview of the stats Table #
- Deepvue's Stats Table is a tool that provides investors with a swift snapshot of a company's Earnings Per Share (EPS on a GAAP Net Diluted basis) and sales growth, on a quarterly and annual basis.
Quarterly EPS and Sales

Annual EPS and Sales

2. The Stats Table displays data in two primary rows: Earnings and Sales. When investors hover over any reported quarter, the reported EPS or sales, the estimate for that quarter, the percentage surprise, and the dollar surprise are revealed. This data is shared in a non-GAAP format, with the growth percentage signifying the rise in revenue or EPS compared to the same quarter in the previous year, thus considering seasonal business trends.

Acceleration/Deceleration Trends #
- The Stats Table includes acceleration and deceleration indicators, marked by thick blue and red bars beneath the EPS and Sales data. A blue bar represents an acceleration in growth, while a red bar denotes a deceleration.
Acceleration

Deceleration

Stats Table Settings #
- The Stats Table Settings are accessed by clicking on its associated icon at the top right corner of the Stats Table beneath the chart. Notice that within the Stats Table, estimate data is displayed on the right side of the dashed division line, with the reported data on the left.

Toggling Earnings, Sales and Estimates #
- The setting for the stats Table are completely self explanatory and can be easily adjusted to your liking. Changes are reflected in real-time as you select your desired settings.

Stats Table – Timeframes #
Quarterly

Annual

Estimate Revisions Up/Down #
What are Estimate Revisions in Deepvue? #
Estimate revisions in Deepvue are indicators represented by either blue arrows pointing up, or red arrows pointing down in the Stats Table that give you the most current growth estimate revisions for earnings and sales. These revisions are updated regularly, ensuring that you always have the most recent data available.
A blue arrow pointing upwards indicates that the estimate has been revised upwards. Conversely, a pink arrow signifies a downward revision.
