comps-analysis

To build a comparable company analysis spreadsheet for Taiwan stock market peers, combine operating metrics, valuation multiples, and quartile statistics using TWSE MCP and FinMind MCP to generate an Excel workbook with transparent formulas.

Yes, you can generate Excel formulas instead of hardcoded numbers for valuation multiples. The skill automatically creates derived metrics like EV/Revenue and P/E as live Excel formulas, enabling step-by-step validation and avoiding static hardcoded results.

The best way to calculate quartile statistics for financial benchmarking is to aggregate peer operating data and apply quartile-based statistical functions, producing max, 75th percentile, median, 25th percentile, and min values directly within your Excel workbook.

Yes, this comparable company analysis tool prioritizes TWSE MCP (twstock) and FinMind MCP as its primary data sources. It fetches latest available financial and valuation inputs while conforming to Taiwan stock market units like NTD millions and T-IFRS standards.

When handling missing financial data while creating a valuation memo for sector comps, the skill explicitly flags unavailable numbers with a [需查證] tag and includes a data-sources notes section documenting provenance, ensuring transparency.

Limitations when using Excel modeling for peer comparison statistics on Taiwan stocks include potential data gaps from TWSE MCP or FinMind MCP, which are marked [需查證], and the output is strictly for educational purposes rather than investment advice.