Compound Annual Growth Rate (CAGR)
The annualized growth rate of a fundamental metric over a specified number of years. Smooths out quarterly volatility to show the long-term trend.
Compound Annual Growth Rate (CAGR)
Definition
The annualized growth rate of a fundamental metric over a specified number of years. Smooths out quarterly volatility to show the long-term trend.
Parameters
Asset, Metric (any fundamental metric), Years (1–10)
Output range: Unbounded (percentage)
Example
`CAGR(Revenue, AAPL, 3) > 10` (Apple's revenue has grown at least 10% per year over the last 3 years)
Usage notes
A 5-year revenue CAGR > 15% identifies high-growth companies.
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