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.

Sample data. Every number, symbol and holding on these pages is generated sample data dated 2026-10-16, used only to illustrate layout and method for educational and informational purposes. It is not market data, backtest output or a forecast, and the analytics described in the specifications are not running.

ID Title and research question Category Chart Priority Data
ETF-006 ETF maximum drawdown comparison Which ETFs suffered larger declines over the selected period? ETFs and funds Bar Catalogue #138 P1 Sample
ETF-012 ETF distribution stability Have the fund's past distributions been stable or highly volatile? ETFs and funds Bar Catalogue #150 P1 Sample
ETF-019 ETF defensiveness in falling markets In months when the market falls, how much does the fund typically fall? ETFs and funds Bar Catalogue #229 P2 Sample
ETF-022 ETF look-through to largest single stock How much of a given company does the fund portfolio actually hold? ETFs and funds Bar Catalogue #409 P2 Sample
ETF-035 ETF bond duration comparison Which bond ETFs are more sensitive to interest rate changes? ETFs and funds Bar Catalogue #661 P3 Sample
ETF-036 ETF interest rate change scenarios How sensitive is a bond ETF's price, as a first approximation, when interest rates rise or fall? ETFs and funds Bar Catalogue #662 P3 Sample
ETF-042 ETF tail loss comparison Which ETFs fall more on average on their worst trading days? ETFs and funds Bar Catalogue #907 P4 Sample
ETF-044 ETF style inferred from current holdings Does the fund's current portfolio actually tilt toward value, growth or size factor proxies? ETFs and funds Bar Catalogue #908 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.