Non GAAP history longer than 2 years

Rob Munsie - Repeat non GAAP proponent

Yes, I know the nongap history for Ycharts is limited to only the last 2 years which is very frustrating.

As it regards the "quarterly" only depiction for a portfolio of stocks, would it work if we left the "ROE" chart off as I concede its data is only provided quarterly? That would at least give 20 years of granular for price, p/e, and price-to-book of a portfolio.

Thoughts?

As an aside, and not to get into your firm's business choices, how can YCharts remain competitive not providing the standard used by all wall street and the money management community? Please pass that quote on to your people on RAM's behalf. I would love to renew in a year but you risk being displaced by the next "new-and-better" source that may be offered at that time and which uses nongap. They should understand that, while the devil is in the details, the bottom line is often the metric that leads a manager to investigate the details. Using gap as the initial screen simply gives a flawed pool from which to start digging. At the moment using gap only numbers is a serious problem. I am just surprised your management team does not view it as such and also that it has not precluded serious research oriented firms such as RAM from subscribing.