Quote dates and financial snapshot dates can differ. Ratios and scenarios use the financial snapshot reference price, not the separately displayed latest quote. An unknown date is shown as unknown. Financial statements, annual cash-flow bridges and TTM figures are not interchangeable.
Peers and map sizes use estimated USD market values, with dated ECB reference rates cross-checked against ExchangeRate-API. Both sources must agree within 2%; their fixing times differ. Unsupported conversions are excluded. Legacy listing currencies may follow exchange conventions; reporting currencies are never inferred from the ticker. London quote subunits require explicit metadata. Cross-currency financial ratios are withheld until reconciled.
ECB reference rates · ExchangeRate-API (cross-check) · Current reference dataset and dates
Capital represents the listed companies covered by The Orchart, not the entire economy. Historical market caps are estimated from prices at constant share count and a reference FX rate, not historical issuance/buybacks or historical FX. Large price breaks are flagged and flattened; the dataset records excluded jumps. Thematic indices are equal weighted within their covered universe and are not investable total-return benchmarks.
Keyword matches in filings are not verified business conclusions. Qualitative conclusions require a review record, source URL and review date. Pending analyses are not shown as competitive advantages, catalysts or guidance. Scenario valuations depend on discount and terminal assumptions and are not forecasts or recommendations.
Las cotizaciones y los datos financieros tienen fechas independientes. Los escenarios utilizan el precio de referencia del snapshot. Los comparables y tamaños se convierten a USD con tipos fechados y contrastados; las conversiones no soportadas se excluyen. No se infiere la moneda de los estados financieros por el ticker. Trends estima el valor de las empresas incluidas, no flujos reales de dinero ni toda la economía. Los saltos de precios filtrados se registran, y las capitalizaciones históricas asumen un número constante de acciones. Los textos sin revisión no se presentan como conclusiones verificadas.