10.50 - 11.12
3.81 - 12.83
1.80M / 1.61M (Avg.)
158.14 | 0.07
Identifies how quickly the company is scaling its balance sheet (via acquisitions, expansions, or debt). Strong growth, accompanied by sound fundamentals, can support long-term intrinsic value—while disproportionate debt expansion or bloated intangible assets can signal elevated risk.
-11.08%
Both companies show declining cash positions (-11.08% vs DC's -35.98%). Seth Klarman would examine if this reflects broader market conditions or operational challenges.
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-11.08%
Below half of DC's -35.98%. Michael Burry might suspect a liquidity shortfall if there's no alternative capital plan.
4.55%
Higher Net Receivables Growth compared to DC's zero value, indicating worse performance.
1.33%
Higher Inventory Growth compared to DC's zero value, indicating worse performance.
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-8.44%
Below half of DC's -35.80%. Michael Burry could suspect a liquidity squeeze. Verify operational performance.
-0.68%
Below half DC's 3905.51%. Michael Burry sees potential underinvestment risk unless there's a valid reason (asset-light model).
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99.58%
Higher Long-Term Investments Growth compared to DC's zero value, indicating better performance.
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14.30%
Less than half of DC's -99.45%. David Dodd sees fewer expansions in non-core assets. Possibly a simpler focus.
-0.37%
Below half of DC's 0.15%. Michael Burry might suspect stagnation or lack of resources for expansions.
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-3.29%
0.5-0.75x DC's -5.37%. Martin Whitman worries about slower asset growth than competitor. Is it strategy or constraint?
-17.56%
Less than half of DC's -55.25%. David Dodd sees a more disciplined AP approach or lower volume.
-30.80%
Higher Short-Term Debt Growth compared to DC's zero value, indicating worse performance.
13.78%
Higher Tax Payables Growth compared to DC's zero value, indicating worse performance.
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8.85%
Less than half of DC's -100.00%. David Dodd sees fewer expansions in other current obligations.
4.68%
Less than half of DC's -61.43%. David Dodd sees a more disciplined short-term liability approach.
-100.00%
Higher Long-Term Debt Growth compared to DC's zero value, indicating worse performance.
1.44%
Higher Non-Current Deferred Revenue Growth compared to DC's zero value, indicating better performance.
55.13%
Less than half of DC's -100.00%. David Dodd sees fewer additions to deferred tax liabilities vs. competitor.
29.36%
Less than half of DC's -3.06%. David Dodd notes more conservative expansions in non-current obligations.
-55.65%
Less than half of DC's 36.40%. David Dodd sees a more conservative approach to non-current liabilities.
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-34.11%
50-75% of DC's -57.05%. Bruce Berkowitz notes a lower yoy liability increase.
0.46%
Less than half of DC's 1.97%. David Dodd sees fewer share issuances vs. competitor.
74.82%
Below half DC's -8.57%. Michael Burry suspects major net losses or high dividends vs. competitor.
-7.03%
Higher AOCI Growth compared to DC's zero value, indicating worse performance.
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5.56%
Below half DC's -1.24%. Michael Burry sees potential underperformance in building shareholder capital.
-3.29%
0.5-0.75x DC's -5.37%. Martin Whitman sees underexpansion or possible missed opportunities.
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-96.43%
Less than half of DC's 132.77%. David Dodd sees less overall debt expansion vs. competitor.
-32.29%
Less than half of DC's 37.61%. David Dodd sees better deleveraging or stronger cash buildup than competitor.
