Bubble Chart

The Bubble Chart provides a visual comparison of multiple stocks using three variables simultaneously: one for the x-axis, one for the y-axis, and one for bubble size. This format allows for efficient multi-dimensional analysis of financial indicators. Each bubble represents a stock, with size and position reflecting the selected metrics.

Examples of usage:

Here are some examples of how you can use the Bubble Chart to analyze stocks:

Compare price change vs revenue growth on multiple stocks:

Use Case: The chart visualize the relationship between price change (1-year) and revenue growth (annual) for selected stocks. Allowing investors to quickly assess the relationship between price change and revenue growth, while also considering the market cap of each stock.

Compare Revenue Growth YoY vs. Gross Margin on multiple stocks:

Use Case: Highlights companies that grow revenue and maintain healthy profit margins. Bubbles with large sizes (high net income) in the upper-right quadrant (high growth + high margins) are strong performers. Smaller bubbles in the same area may indicate growth potential with improving profitability.

Features

• Stock Selection: You can select multiple stocks to include in the chart. Each stock is represented by a single bubble with a label.
• X Axis: Defines the horizontal position of each bubble. You can choose from available metrics such as Market Cap or other financial indicators.
• Y Axis: Defines the vertical position of each bubble. You can plot various metrics including financial performance, valuation ratios, and growth trends.
• Bubble Size: Determines the relative size of each bubble.
• Labels: Each bubble includes a stock label for easy identification.