Report library
Every report specification in the library, each with a sample-data workspace. Search by ID or title, filter by category and chart type, or start from a product workbench.
1,184 report specifications: 1,000 in the 20-category catalogue and 184 across 19 product workbenches.
| ID | Title and research question | Category | Chart | Priority | Data |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| DIV-010 | Estimated annual dividend income from personal holdings How much annual income could the stocks I hold generate under known dividend assumptions? | Dividends and shareholder returns | Bar | Catalogue #22 P0 | Sample |
| DIV-011 | Expected monthly dividend cash flow for personal holdings Based on the payment dates confirmed by companies, in which months do I expect to receive cash from my holdings? | Dividends and shareholder returns | Bar | Catalogue #23 P0 | Sample |
| DIV-003 | Dividend per share growth history Does the company keep increasing the cash paid on each share? | Dividends and shareholder returns | Bar | Catalogue #136 P1 | Sample |
| DIV-042 | Forward dividend yield vs. actual trailing dividend yield Does the high forward yield shown by the data provider reflect recent dividend increases or special dividends? | Dividends and shareholder returns | Bar | Catalogue #160 P1 | Sample |
| DIV-022 | Yield excluding special dividends If one-off dividends do not recur, what would the trailing dividend yield be? | Dividends and shareholder returns | Bar | Catalogue #186 P1 | Sample |
| DIV-035 | Personal dividend income concentration Does my annual income depend too heavily on a few companies? | Dividends and shareholder returns | Bar | Catalogue #187 P1 | Sample |
| DIV-028 | Free cash flow remaining after dividends After paying dividends, how much cash does the company have left to repay debt or invest? | Dividends and shareholder returns | Bar | Catalogue #304 P2 | Sample |
| DIV-027 | Cash reserve dividend buffer In a static scenario with no new cash generated, how many years of dividends can cash cover? | Dividends and shareholder returns | Bar | Catalogue #553 P3 | Sample |
Priority is a planning estimate from the original specification workbook, not popularity or performance. Catalogue reports are ordered 1–1,000; product reports are ranked only within their own workbench.