Compare Price To Free Cash Flows Ratio Across Equities
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| 2010 | 2011 | 2012 | 2013 | 2014 | 2015 | 2016 | 2017 | 2018 | 2019 | 2020 | 2021 | 2022 | 2023 | 2024 | |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| SSYS | (13.4341) | 120 | (135) | (959) | (83.4415) | (11.1181) | 58.3011 | 28.8597 | 24.8845 | (30.0709) | (940) | 171 | (8.2872) | (12.7889) | (13.43) |
| DM | (11.4146) | (11.4146) | (11.4146) | (11.4146) | (11.4146) | (11.4146) | (11.4146) | (11.4146) | (11.4146) | (840) | (33.1201) | (7.0171) | (2.2178) | (2.0548) | (2.16) |
| DDD | (8.7548) | 29.2946 | 58.5524 | 552 | 129 | (36.8091) | 37.6936 | (158) | (30.9853) | 131 | (36.4953) | 90.1538 | (10.4061) | (7.6489) | (7.27) |
| NNDM | (1.2 K) | (1.2 K) | (1.2 K) | (144) | (17.7098) | (7.7553) | (4.6139) | (1.8482) | (1.3802) | (33.4478) | (35.5127) | (2.0067) | (5.845) | (5.1451) | (5.4) |
| IONQ | (4.244) | (4.244) | (4.244) | (4.244) | (4.244) | (4.244) | (4.244) | (4.244) | (4.244) | (4.244) | (53.8777) | (87.8285) | (11.913) | (25.5177) | (26.79) |
| QBTS | (12.9796) | (12.9796) | (12.9796) | (12.9796) | (12.9796) | (12.9796) | (12.9796) | (12.9796) | (12.9796) | (12.9796) | (12.9796) | (33.4483) | (3.7681) | (1.9819) | (2.08) |
| PSTG | 48.4226 | 48.4226 | 48.4226 | 48.4226 | 48.4226 | 48.4226 | 48.4226 | 48.4226 | 48.4226 | 48.4226 | 27.0693 | 27.0693 | 27.0693 | 27.0693 | 68.3245 |
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