EM: Earnings Matrix Command

EM is the Godel Terminal command for viewing a company's fundamental metric history alongside forward analyst estimates in one matrix.

How to use EM

Security Identifier/Ticker Country/Instrument Asset Class EM

Example: NVDA US EQ EM: shows Nvidia's earnings matrix.

Godel Terminal command bar showing NVDA US EQ EM typed with the COMMANDS autocomplete suggesting 'Earnings Matrix for a Security'

EM is only available for Equities and depositary receipts (EQ, DR, ADR) listed outside Canada.

Metric Dropdown

At the top of the window, choose the metric the matrix is built around:

Values & Growth Tables

AreaDescription
Values tableRows are quarters (Q1-Q4) and an annual total; columns are fiscal years. Historical values use your primary theme color, estimates are off-white, and non-EPS values scale to millions, billions, or trillions.
Growth tableThe same grid expressed as growth percentages. Use the YoY % Growth / PoP % Growth toggle to switch between year-over-year and period-over-period growth.

Chart

The chart shows historical values together with estimates across time, matching the selected metric.

Multiples Table

Underneath the chart, the multiples table shows valuation ratios:

ColumnMeaning
Last 4QTrailing twelve-month multiple
Next 4QForward multiple on the next four quarters' estimates
FY YYYYFiscal-year multiple for each upcoming year

Rows cover P/E, P/B, P/S, P/CF, EV/EBITDA, EV/Sales, EV/CF, EV/FCF, and Dividend Yield.

Notes

FAQ

What does EM do?
EM is the Godel Terminal earnings matrix command.
How do I open EM in Godel Terminal?
Type EM in the terminal, or prefix with a ticker (for example, NVDA US EQ EM).
Is EM available on all plans?
Yes, EM is available on every Godel plan.
Does EM work for ETFs, indices, or non-US securities?
EM is built around individual equities. ETFs and indices do not carry this data, so it is stock-focused; non-US companies appear where the underlying data is available.

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