Get Breakdown Data

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• All syntax is case insensitive

• All data can be requested as a chart by typing "chart" at the end of a command

• All data can be requested as an excel file by typing "excel" at the end of a command

Function	Description
$breakdown <metric> ":" <ticker> <"quarterly" or leave blank>	Gets the percentage makeup of a metric
$breakdownGrowth <metric> ":" <ticker> <"quarterly" or leave blank>	Gets the percentage growth of each segment of a metric
$breakdownCAGR <# of years> "year" <metric> ":" <ticker> <"quarterly" or leave blank>	Gets the compound annual growth rate of each segment of a metric

Good to know - You can even use the breakdown function with the "user" metric, try it out yourself with $breakdown users: dis quarterly

$breakdown Function

Breaks down a metric into its constituents

Syntax: $breakdown <metric> ":" <ticker> <Optional arguments: "quarterly">

Quarterly means that you compare one quarter to another instead of comparing the current trailing twelve month period to the prior one .

Example 1

$breakdown Revenue: crm

Example with "quarterly"

$breakdown Revenue: crm quarterly

$breakdownGrowth Function

Gets the growth of a metrics constituents

Syntax: $breakdownGrowth <metric> ":" <ticker> <Optional arguments: "quarterly">

Quarterly means that you compare one quarter to another instead of comparing the current trailing twelve month period to the prior one .

Example 1

$breakdownGrowth Operating Expenses: googl

Example with "quarterly"

$breakdownGrowth Operating Expenses: googl quarterly

$breakdownCAGR Function

Gets the compound annual growth of a metrics constituents

Syntax: $breakdownGrowth <# of years> "year" <metric> ":" <ticker> <Optional arguments: "quarterly">

Quarterly means that you compare one quarter to another instead of comparing the current trailing twelve month period to a prior one .

Example 1

$breakdownCAGR 4 year Revenue: amzn

Example with "quarterly"

$breakdownCAGR 4 year Revenue: amzn quarterly