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 |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| ERN-006 | Revenue and EPS dual-surprise quadrant Is an earnings beat also backed by revenue? | Earnings and expectations | Scatter | Catalogue #267 P2 | Sample |
| ERN-043 | Divergence between share price and earnings revisions Is a rising share price supported by upward earnings estimate revisions? | Earnings and expectations | Scatter | Catalogue #398 P2 | Sample |
| ERN-016 | Earnings beats and gross margin quality Do earnings surprises come with improving gross margins? | Earnings and expectations | Scatter | Catalogue #503 P3 | Sample |
| ERN-017 | Earnings surprise cash verification Does an earnings beat translate into operating cash? | Earnings and expectations | Scatter | Catalogue #556 P3 | Sample |
| ERN-021 | Pre-announcement run-up and post-announcement pullback Are companies that rose sharply before results prone to giving back gains? | Earnings and expectations | Scatter | Catalogue #557 P3 | Sample |
| ERN-024 | Realized versus implied earnings move Did the actual earnings move exceed what options priced in? | Earnings and expectations | Scatter | Catalogue #643 P3 | Sample |
| ERN-028 | Analyst dispersion and coverage Is a wide estimate range due to high disagreement or thin coverage? | Earnings and expectations | Scatter | Catalogue #738 P3 | Sample |
| ERN-032 | Revenue growth and market reward Is the market rewarding revenue growth this earnings season? | Earnings and expectations | Scatter | Catalogue #739 P3 | Sample |
| ERN-033 | Single-stock price sensitivity to earnings surprises How sensitive is this company's share price to EPS surprises? | Earnings and expectations | Scatter | Catalogue #845 P4 | 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.