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Security dashboard — Snapshots & graphs ​

The Security dashboard is the per-instrument deep-dive view — five categories totaling ~30 sub-panels for any single ticker. This page covers the Snapshots and Graphs categories. Fundamentals and disclosures are in their own pages: Fundamentals and Disclosures.

Implemented in frontend/src/components/SecurityDashboard/. The full menu structure is defined in menuConfig.js.

Opening the dashboard ​

From any panel where a symbol is focused (Market panel, Watchlist, Advanced search, Globe news pin), use the 🛡 Security action or double-click the symbol. The dashboard opens to the Snapshots → Overview sub-panel by default (menuConfig.js → DEFAULT_SECURITY).

Snapshots category ​

Eight at-a-glance sub-panels for a single instrument:

Overview ​

Headline view: current price, day change, market cap, sector, industry, key ratios, and a sparkline. Source: OverviewPanel.jsx.

Description ​

Long-form business description from EODHD. Useful for reading what a company actually does before drilling into financials.

Percentile rank ​

Where the security falls inside its sector across key metrics (P/E, EPS growth, ROE, etc.). Source: PercentilePanel.jsx.

Dividend ​

Dividend history, ex-dates, payout ratio, yield trend. Pulls EODHD dividend feed.

Ownership ​

Top institutional holders and recent position changes. Snapshot, not real-time.

ETF exposure ​

Which ETFs hold this security and at what weight — useful for spotting passive flow concentration.

Mutual Fund exposure ​

Same lens, mutual funds.

Earnings history ​

Historical EPS surprises, revenue beat/miss, post-earnings price reaction. Sourced from EODHD (optional Finnhub adds richer detail).

No earnings-call transcripts

There is no earnings-call transcript text in Veytics. The "Transcripts" view does not contain the words spoken on a call — it relabels EODHD EPS estimate/actual/surprise numbers under "Qn YYYY Earnings Call" headings. Treat it as an earnings-surprise history, not a transcript archive.

Graphs category ​

Four chart-centric sub-panels:

Historical ​

Long-window EOD price chart with optional volume, dividend, and split overlays.

Comparison ​

Multi-symbol price comparison (rebased to 100). Add up to ~6 symbols.

Intraday ​

Today's tick-level chart (or last session if market is closed) with volume bars.

Performance ​

Total return over rolling windows (1D, 1W, 1M, 3M, YTD, 1Y, 5Y), optionally vs. benchmark.

PDF export and snapshots ​

The dashboard supports per-panel PDF export via pdfExportService.js and caches snapshot data in snapshotCache.js so re-opening the same ticker is fast.

PDF export captures the active sub-panel as a self-contained document with the data values rendered at export time — useful for client decks, research papers, or compliance archives where the source data must be frozen against later upstream revisions.

Reading order recommendations ​

The 30 sub-panels can be intimidating. For a first read on a name, this order is efficient:

  1. Description — what the company does. 60 seconds.
  2. Overview — current price + headline ratios. 60 seconds.
  3. Percentile rank — sector-relative positioning. 90 seconds.
  4. Highlights (fundamentals#highlights) — at-a-glance ratios. 60 seconds.
  5. Income statement (fundamentals#income) — margin trend. 2 minutes.
  6. Earnings history + Estimates trends (fundamentals#trends) — recent surprises and the revision context. 2 minutes.
  7. Comparison — overlay against 2–3 sector peers. 1 minute.

Total: ~10 minutes for a defensible first read. Skip to deep dives (cash flow, ownership, transcripts) only after this base.

Performance and snapshot caching ​

The dashboard's snapshot cache means re-opening the same ticker within a session is instant. Hard cache invalidation happens:

  • On explicit refresh (Ctrl+R) inside the panel.
  • After 1 day for fundamentals, 1 hour for ownership, 5 min for quote-derived fields.
  • On user logout (snapshot cache is per-session in memory, not in Redis).

Common pitfalls ​

SymptomLikely causeFix
Whole dashboard emptyEODHD key missing or expiredCheck EODHD_API_KEY; see API keys
Some sub-panels populated, others emptyCoverage gap on the symbol (e.g., transcripts unavailable for non-US listings)Try a US-listed peer to verify the panel itself works
Fundamentals stale by a quarterEODHD parses on its own cadenceFor breaking numbers, read the filing directly from Disclosures → Filings
Comparison chart axes look weirdMixing very different price levels without rebasingUse the rebase-to-100 toggle

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