Latest price snapshot and 52-week range for a US-listed stock.

Headline fundamentals for a US stock in one call: revenue, EBITDA, margins, EV/EBITDA, net debt and free cash flow, plus a live quote. Best first stop for "how is doing / what are its fundamentals / is it cheap" questions.

Full key-metrics table for a US stock across reporting periods (valuation, profitability, leverage, growth). Use when the user wants the detailed metric history rather than the single-call snapshot from get_fundamentals.

As-reported financial statement for a US stock, assembled straight from SEC inline-XBRL. With provenance on (default), every value carries its source — the SEC accession number, form, filing date, and inline-XBRL fact id where matchable (derived values carry their two-term derivation instead) — so you can CITE each number to the primary filing. Values are RAW currency units (see units). Defaults return the latest 5 annual periods; widen period_type/latest_n only when the question needs more history.

Footnote disclosures (notes) from a US company's dimensional XBRL filings.

Comparable companies for a US stock: the subject company plus peers with valuation multiples, for relative-valuation questions ("how does compare to peers").

Screen ~5-8k US equities by valuation, size, growth and quality.

Numeric filters use the form <field>_<op> where op is one of gt, gte, lt, lte. Values are in each field's native unit:

• Money fields (marketCap, enterpriseValue, revenue, ebitda, netDebt, netIncome) are RAW USD — $10B is 10000000000, not 10000.

• Ratios (pe, ps, evEbitda, evRevenue) are plain numbers.

• Margins & growth (ebitdaMargin, fcfMargin, revenueGrowth, netIncomeGrowth) are decimals — 0.25 means 25%. Example — large, cheap companies: filters={"marketCap_gte": 10000000000, "pe_lte": 15} Common fields: marketCap, enterpriseValue, pe, ps, evEbitda, evRevenue, revenue, ebitda, ebitdaMargin, fcfMargin, revenueGrowth, netIncome, netDebt, price, volume.