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Market Cap tells you the total value investors assign to a company. Large-cap (>$10B) stocks like Apple are considered safer; small-cap stocks are riskier but can grow faster.
Earnings Per Share is how much profit a company made per share. Rising EPS year-over-year shows a growing, healthy business. It's one of the most important metrics for fundamental analysis.
When Relative Volume exceeds 1.5×, something significant is happening — earnings, news, or institutional buying/selling. High volume confirms price moves are meaningful.
"Strong Buy" means most professional analysts recommend buying the stock. These ratings are based on financial models, earnings forecasts, and industry research — a starting point, not a guarantee.
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