Market reading
The catalog's extremes, indicator by indicator — every list states exactly which number sorts it and which period it comes from.
Topping any list below is not quality or a recommendation — it is just the catalog sorted by a declared number. High revenue doesn't say a stock is cheap; a high margin doesn't say it will last. Nothing here is a buy or sell recommendation.
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After market close, via brapi · 14/09/2026
COMPANY-level value as reported by the quote source in the latest daily collection — share classes of the same issuer (e.g. PETR3 and PETR4) repeat the same value · Brazilian stocks only
Net revenue, latest closed fiscal year (CVM filings) · Brazilian stocks only
CVM account 6.01 from the latest annual filing, as reported by the company · Brazilian stocks only · share classes of the same issuer repeat the value
Institutions the data source declares as sector 'Financial Services' are excluded from this block: deposits, funding and lending are part of a bank's normal operations, making direct comparison with non-financial companies uninformative. Assets with no sector on record are not excluded by this rule and may appear here even if they are financial institutions. A larger figure does not imply quality, profitability or attractiveness.
Cash and equivalents, latest published quarter (CVM filings) · Brazilian stocks only
Net income ÷ revenue, latest fiscal year (CVM filings) · Brazilian stocks only
Extreme values here usually come from very low revenue, financial results, reversals or accounting restructurings — they do not indicate recurring efficiency.
Payouts over the last 12 months ÷ latest available closing price · for stocks the payout is a dividend/JCP; for REITs (FIIs) it is a distribution ("rendimento") — different in nature (including taxation), combined here under the same formula
Extreme values here may reflect quota amortizations, non-recurring payouts or a sharp price drop — and may not repeat.