OPEN-SOURCE SCRIPT

Enterprise value / Revenue / Gross margin [robust]

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The Problem with EV / Revenue

Standard valuation metrics like EV/Revenue can be misleading for high-growth companies. While investors frequently use it to value SaaS or Tech stocks, it ignores the critical role of Gross Margins.

Example: A company trading at 10x Revenue with 80% margins is significantly "cheaper" than a company trading at 10x Revenue with only 40% margins.

The Solution: This script combines both metrics into a single "Efficiency Multiple" (EV / Gross Profit), giving you a true "Price per Dollar of Profit" view.

How It Works (The Math)
Instead of viewing two separate charts, this indicator calculates a single efficiency ratio:

Ratio = Enterprise Value / Gross Profit

Data Source: It pulls Fiscal Quarter (FQ) data to create a clean, "stepped" visualization that matches professional financial terminals.

Smart Labels: It automatically detects every new quarter and prints the exact valuation multiple on the chart, making it easy to see historical trends at a glance.

How to Use It
Use this to find fair value in high-growth stocks where traditional P/E ratios are not yet useful.

Value Zone (< 10x): Marked by a Green Dashed Line. The stock is potentially undervalued relative to its gross profit generation.

Premium Zone (> 20x): Marked by a Red Dashed Line. The stock is trading at a premium. This is common for hyper-growth leaders but implies high future expectations.

Key Features
Crash Proof: Uses raw ENTERPRISE_VALUE and GROSS_PROFIT data with error handling to prevent "Symbol Resolve" errors common with other custom scripts.

Quarterly Steps: Plots data in distinct quarterly steps rather than a noisy daily line, providing a clear fundamental view.

Visual Valuation Zones: Built-in horizontal lines at 10x and 20x to frame the valuation context instantly.

Disclaimer: This tool is for educational purposes only and does not constitute financial advice.

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