How can I determine in 3 minutes or less whether the finances of a company is improving /declining?

Sekiyo said:
Yup ... IBD use the 40 weeks.
30 ... 40 ... 50 is mostly the same.

Ahaha I can't keep up with messy charts neither,
3 moving averages is way too much for my tastes.

That's why monthly charts are the best !
Volume, 10 SMA and price action.

Red Green is long gone :p

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O'Neil was only using the 10 on the weekly.
But Weinstein came with the 30 weeks.
Many use the 10, 30 on the weekly.

Personally I use the 40 as it mimic better the 10 months.
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MOnthly candles are the most fun to read;
but 200 month average on SPY requires 200 months of SPY to give any kind of signal\LOL:D:D
I just emailed WSJ to bring back red + green candle charts;
black + grey charts are a strain. Even though all newspapers used to use that cheap ink.
Blue, red, green candle charts with purple50dma........ are still enjoyed.
WSJ has a cute marketing trick, they use green DOW + grey + black NQ/SPY line charts
 
Cash Flow from Operations and DSO/DSI.

Days sales outstanding (DSO) is a measure of the average number of days that it takes a company to collect payment for a sale.

The days sales of inventory (DSI) is a financial ratio that indicates the average time in days that a company takes to turn its inventory,
 
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