EXE compared with GPOR: revenue, margins and what each company keeps
Comparison · two companies, one scale
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Comparison · two companies, one scale
Watchlist prices, news filtered to it, and its next report on your desk.
| Release | EXE | GPOR |
|---|---|---|
| FOMCrate decision | 1.3×· 24±1.7% vs ±1.3%up 14 of 24 | 1.4×· 24±2.1% vs ±1.5%up 12 of 24 |
| GDPgross domestic product | 1.2×· 18±1.6% vs ±1.3%up 10 of 18 | 0.8×· 18±1.3% vs ±1.5%up 10 of 18 |
| NFPjobs report | 1.2×· 9±1.5% vs ±1.3%up 4 of 9 | 1.1×· 9±1.7% vs ±1.5%up 3 of 9 |
| PPIproducer prices | 1.0×· 9±1.3% vs ±1.3%up 2 of 9 | 1.1×· 9±1.7% vs ±1.5%up 4 of 9 |
| CPIconsumer prices | 0.8×· 9±1.1% vs ±1.3%up 4 of 9 | 0.7×· 9±1.1% vs ±1.5%up 5 of 9 |
| PCEpersonal income & outlays | 0.8×· 18±1.1% vs ±1.3%up 11 of 18 | 0.6×· 18±1.0% vs ±1.5%up 7 of 18 |
| CPROFcorporate profits | 0.8×· 11±1.0% vs ±1.3%up 6 of 11 | 0.8×· 11±1.2% vs ±1.5%up 7 of 11 |
Each multiple is against that company's own typical day — EXE ±1.3%, GPOR ±1.5% — so a shared multiple means a shared sensitivity, not a shared move.
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