200d MA

The 200-day moving average is the long-term trend line. When the current price sits above it, the stock is in a healthy uptrend — generally a good sign to hold or accumulate. When price drops below, it signals weakness and may be time to trim or exit.

vs MA

This shows how far the price is stretched from its 200-day average. A large positive gap means the stock is extended and could pull back — consider taking profits. A deep negative gap suggests it's oversold and may be a buying opportunity.

P/E

Price-to-Earnings measures what you pay for each dollar of profit. Lower P/E can mean better value, but compare it to the company's own history and sector. A sudden spike in P/E without growth may signal it's time to sell.

PEG

PEG divides P/E by expected growth. Under 1 often means the stock is undervalued for its growth — a strong buy signal. Over 2 suggests you're paying too much for the growth you get, which can be a warning to avoid or trim.

Consensus

The aggregated Wall Street rating. Strong Buy or Buy indicates broad analyst confidence — useful as a confirmation signal. Hold means neutrality, and Sell ratings suggest headwinds. Use this alongside your own research, not as a standalone trigger.