sflufan said:There is a LOT more to painting a "comprehensive" financial picture of the industry that a cursory examination of revenue/profit/loss.
You also have to look at the balance sheets and cash flow statements of these companies to better judge their ability to sustain as a going concern.
For the balance sheet, you'll have to conduct ratio analyses on current assets to current liabilities (quick ratio), the debt to equity ratio, etc. This will provide a picture of the overall "health" of a company.
For the statement of cash flows, you'll be able to see if they are able to translate that profit into ACTUAL cash -- something that quite a lot of people miss. It's entirely possible for a company to be profit rich and cash poor!
I'm aware of all this. That's why I linked to every FR available: the consolidated balance sheets for every company are available in this thread.
The purpose of the Revenue and Profit listings is -- as I explicitly state -- to give people a simplified view, in addition to the more comprehensive one. I would actually prefer to post YoY Revenue change rather than Revenue itself, as I think it's more meaningful, but that requires twice the work I'm already doing and I'm not going to bother.
I'm sure no one (including myself) would mind if you took the time to list Cash Flow statements.