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View cleaned and structured 10-Q (quarterly) and 10-K (annual) financial data, sourced directly from SEC EDGAR and processed through our proprietary algorithms to ensure consistency and accuracy across time periods and companies — with no third-party aggregators or normalization templates standing between the filing and your screen. Our process eliminates common filing inconsistencies and preserves the as-filed reporting structure with XBRL traceability, making sure you're working with reliable, ready-to-analyze numbers.
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July 27, 2026Net Debt-to-EBITDA: Formula, Tiers, and Negative Ratios
Net Debt-to-EBITDA divides total debt less cash by trailing twelve-month EBITDA, measuring leverage after crediting a company for the cash it already holds. Below 1.0 is low leverage and above 4.0 is high, while a negative ratio means the company holds more cash than debt. This guide covers the formula, the benchmark tiers, and the conditions that make the ratio unreliable.
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Liquidity ratios measure whether a company can cover its short-term obligations, using progressively stricter definitions of what counts as available. This guide covers the current, quick, and cash ratios, the difference between working capital and net working capital, and why working capital to revenue carries more signal than any of the threshold ratios.
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Our Most Popular Metrics
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Return on Invested Capital (ROIC)
Return on Invested Capital measures how efficiently a company converts its total invested capital into after-tax operating profit. It is widely considered the single most important metric for evaluating long-term business quality because it answers a fundamental question: for every dollar of capital put into this business by both debt and equity investors, how many cents of operating profit does it generate?
EV/EBITDA
EV/EBITDA is the enterprise value equivalent of the P/E ratio — it measures what acquirers are paying per dollar of operating earnings. Because it uses enterprise value (which is capital-structure-neutral) and EBITDA (which strips out interest, taxes, depreciation, and amortization), it allows comparison across companies with different leverage, tax situations, and depreciation policies. EV/EBITDA is the most widely used valuation metric in M&A, private equity, and institutional investment analysis.
Free Cash Flow Yield
Free cash flow yield measures a company's free cash flow as a percentage of its market capitalization. It is the cash-flow equivalent of earnings yield (inverse of P/E) and represents the return investors would receive if the company distributed all of its free cash flow to shareholders. FCF yield is widely regarded as one of the most useful single-number valuation metrics because it combines operating efficiency, capital discipline, and market pricing into one figure.
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GeminIQ is an investment research platform designed to help you research faster and invest smarter. We replace the need to dig through fragmented PDF filings by organizing SEC data into a seamless, interactive timeline with built-in metrics.
All of our financial data is sourced directly from official SEC filings, including 10-Q (quarterly) and 10-K (annual) reports.
Most financial tools use third-party APIs that simplify data by grouping similar metrics into broad categories. While this makes data easier to process, it strips away the specific details found in the original reports. We don't use third-party aggregators. Instead, we parse the raw 10-Q and 10-K filings directly. This allows us to present the financial line items as they appear in the official report, preserving company-specific labels and XBRL tags that aggregated platforms typically strip out.
Unlike platforms that rely on third-party APIs to normalize metrics into generic categories, and going beyond platform's document-viewing capabilities, GeminIQ offers the best of both worlds. We parse 10-Q and 10-K filings directly to create a structured database of raw metrics. This means you get the auditability of a filing viewer with the analytical power of a terminal, without the data loss inherent in third-party aggregation.
We use a combination of advanced algorithms and human oversight to process the data. GeminIQ parses raw EDGAR XBRL and preserves the company's own reported values, labels, and XBRL tags. It does not remap line items into generic vendor buckets. We also validate figures to correct known filing errors, providing you with institutional-quality accuracy.
We offer next-day filing availability, ensuring you have timely access to the latest financial statements and market data to make informed decisions.
We provide comprehensive historical data without the arbitrary "3-year limits, 5-year limits, etc.” found on tier pricing. Our goal is to give you the complete picture of a company's cycle, not just the recent snapshot.
GeminIQ provides over 90 calculated core financial metrics. From margins and turnover ratios, to growth rates and valuation ratios. You can easily switch between balance sheet, income statement, cash flow, equity, and comprehensive income views to see the full picture of a company's health.
Yes. This is our biggest difference. "Terminal" style sites force you to read rows of static tables. GeminIQ transforms 10-K and 10-Q data into interactive timelines. You can visualize trends, spot anomalies, and see the story behind the numbers instantly, rather than digging through endless columns of text.
Yes. Our platform includes tools for insider sentiment monitoring and institutional data monitoring, allowing you to see how company insiders and major institutions are reacting to market changes.
Absolutely. You can create customizable dashboards and watchlists, build custom tables, and use our screener features to tailor the research experience to your specific strategy.
Yes, we offer a 7-day free trial with both our annual and monthly plans. This gives you full access to test our timelines, metrics, and search tools before you commit.
Both plans include all features, such as interactive timelines, price variance tools, and over 90 financial metrics, with no ads. The annual plan offers a discounted rate compared to the flexible pay-as-you-go monthly plan.
Yes. Whether you are on a monthly or annual plan, you can manage your subscription settings directly through your account.