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.
8.00%
Cash & equivalents yoy growth below half of FURY's 72.88%. Michael Burry would question if the firm faces a liquidity squeeze. Check for rising debts or negative cash flow.
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8.00%
Below half of FURY's 72.08%. Michael Burry might suspect a liquidity shortfall if there's no alternative capital plan.
58.40%
Receivables growth less than half of FURY's -17.45%. David Dodd might see more conservative credit practices, provided revenue isn't suffering.
22.95%
Higher Inventory Growth compared to FURY's zero value, indicating worse performance.
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12.94%
Below half of FURY's -16.52%. Michael Burry could suspect a liquidity squeeze. Verify operational performance.
1.85%
≥ 1.5x FURY's 0.24%. David Dodd sees more aggressive capex. Confirm it's not overspending.
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-9.52%
1.25-1.5x FURY's -7.46%. Martin Whitman might worry about unproductive asset buildup.
1.48%
Below half of FURY's -0.18%. Michael Burry might suspect stagnation or lack of resources for expansions.
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3.76%
Below half of FURY's -1.32%. Michael Burry sees a potential red flag for stagnation or capital shortage.
103.61%
Less than half of FURY's -40.42%. David Dodd sees a more disciplined AP approach or lower volume.
52.00%
Higher Short-Term Debt Growth compared to FURY's zero value, indicating worse performance.
40.09%
Higher Tax Payables Growth compared to FURY's zero value, indicating worse performance.
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-0.15%
Less than half of FURY's -100.00%. David Dodd sees fewer expansions in other current obligations.
25.88%
Less than half of FURY's -35.63%. David Dodd sees a more disciplined short-term liability approach.
-22.13%
Higher Long-Term Debt Growth compared to FURY's zero value, indicating worse performance.
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4.05%
Less than half of FURY's 20.82%. David Dodd notes more conservative expansions in non-current obligations.
-14.78%
Less than half of FURY's 18.46%. David Dodd sees a more conservative approach to non-current liabilities.
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-0.25%
50-75% of FURY's -0.39%. Bruce Berkowitz notes a lower yoy liability increase.
1.52%
Higher Common Stock (Book Value) Growth compared to FURY's zero value, indicating worse performance.
20.89%
Below half FURY's -2.23%. Michael Burry suspects major net losses or high dividends vs. competitor.
-10.35%
Less than half of FURY's -50.00%. David Dodd sees fewer intangible or market-driven swings than competitor.
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6.09%
Below half FURY's -1.35%. Michael Burry sees potential underperformance in building shareholder capital.
3.76%
Below half FURY's -1.32%. Michael Burry sees significant shrinkage or inactivity vs. competitor.
-82.25%
≥ 1.5x FURY's -1.03%. David Dodd sees far stronger investment expansions than competitor.
-13.89%
1.25-1.5x FURY's -10.42%. Martin Whitman is wary of bigger debt expansions vs. competitor.
-47.50%
50-75% of FURY's -79.39%. Bruce Berkowitz notes comparatively lower net debt expansion.
