Stock Market Instrument Panel

Your NVDA cockpit, expanded to 12 stocks. Five instruments per stock — Current P/E, Forward P/E, PEG, Gross Margin and Stock Price — calibrated the Cramer way: green is runway, red is danger. The Stock Price dial carries marks for the 50, 100 and 200-day moving averages, and each featured dial has a 1d–5Y range switch for its trend line.

GREEN = UNDERVALUED / RUNWAY AMBER = FAIR / WATCH RED = OVERVALUED / DANGER

Snapshot: Mon Oct 26, 2026 · 10:41 AM MDT

VERSION 0.1 · BUILD 3

Data update status — where and when this was collected

This is a dated snapshot, not a live feed. Prices and changes are the latest prints returned at build time on Mon Oct 26, 2026. Valuation and margin figures are trailing-twelve-month / forward estimates from the sources below, collected the same day. When you want newer numbers, ask for a rebuild — the panel re-bakes the snapshot.

Stock price, day change, 52-week range, market cap: Finnhub market data returned in search on Oct 26, 2026.
Forward P/E, PEG, Gross Margin, 50-day & 200-day averages: Forbes company pages (FactSet / Bloomberg / S&P Cap IQ via Forbes), StockAnalysis / Finviz-style tables via stocks-expert, MarketBeat and Wealthyhood — cross-checked per ticker, one consistent set kept per stock.
Current P/E (new gauge 1, Build 3): Trailing-twelve-month P/E from MarketBeat company / compare tables returned Oct 26, 2026 (NVDA 26.68 also on StockAnalysis at the Oct 23 close; the featured model dial shows 27.27 = your $215.59 model price ÷ TTM EPS $7.91, MarketBeat). INTC and SPCX show no data available — both have negative trailing EPS (INTC −$2.11, SPCX −$0.10), so a trailing P/E is not meaningful.
100-day moving average (new, Build 3): Computed at build time from Finnhub daily closes through Fri Oct 23, 2026 (mean of the last 100 sessions) — the same candle history that powers the trend lines. Check: for NVDA the computed 50 / 100 / 200-day averages come out 222.48 / 214.40 / 203.67, matching your model markers exactly. SPCX 100-day is no data available — listed Jun 12, 2026, only 93 sessions of history.
Trend ranges (1d / 5d / 1M / 6M / YTD / 1Y / 5Y) — how they are populated: The pipeline is the Finnhub daily-candle history pulled for each ticker at build time. On the featured NVDA panel: Stock Price 1d = the Oct 26 session anchors (previous close, open, low, high, latest print $216.33, Finnhub); 5d and 1M = actual daily closes; 6M and YTD = closes sampled monthly from that history; 1Y = the same monthly samples with the start anchored to Finnhub’s +16.14% one-year return; 5Y = year-end closes derived from NVDA’s reported annual returns (2022 −51.5%, 2023 +245.8%, 2024 +178.8%, 2025 +34.8%). Current P/E, Forward P/E and PEG trends are derived from the price trend — each day’s close divided by the EPS / forward EPS / growth rate in effect (TTM EPS $7.91; forward EPS $16.12 implied by your model; growth 51.4% implied by your PEG) — which is how P/E history is normally reconstructed between earnings reports; the series are scaled so the last point lands exactly on each dial. Gross Margin only moves when reported quarterly, so its trend steps through your model’s reported-quarter series (72 → 73 → 74 → 74.5 → 74.67) — flat inside a quarter, one step per report at the longer ranges. On the next rebuild, the same pull refreshes every range for all 12 tickers: re-fetch daily candles per ticker, recompute the moving averages, resample each range, done — no hand entry.
NVDA featured panel — your original model, preserved exactly as you shared it: Forward P/E 13.37x (UNDERVALUED), PEG 0.26 (STRONG RUNWAY), Gross Margin 74.67% (HIGH FUEL), Stock $215.59 (VALUE BUY ZONE), with your MA markers 50d $222.48 / 100d $214.40 / 200d $203.67 — now drawn as marks on the Stock Price dial. Build 3 adds the new Current P/E gauge (27.27x, FAIR VALUE) ahead of your four; your four values are unchanged. The NVDA card in the grid below shows the separate Oct 26 snapshot update (17.44x / 1.62 / 74.67% / $215.55, 50d $222.58 / 200d $212.80) so you can compare your model to the new print without overwriting it.
SPCX: PEG is shown as no data available — sources list it as N/A (negative / not meaningful earnings). Its 200-day average is also no data available — listed Jun 12, 2026, not enough history.
Not investment advice. Gauges apply the thresholds from your code to the snapshot values; they do not predict returns.

Cramer homework — while you hold it

From How to Make Money in Any Market: buying is only half the job. Run this check per holding each quarter — if the thesis breaks, the gauges above don’t save it.

Thesis intact? Is the original reason you bought it still true, in one sentence?
Earnings: Beat or miss vs. expectations — and was guidance raised, held, or cut?
Growth still funding the multiple? Revenue and EPS growth vs. the Forward P/E and PEG on its card.
Margin direction: Gross Margin expanding, flat, or compressing quarter to quarter?
Trend check: Price vs. its 50-day and 200-day — above trend, or rolling over?
Balance sheet: Cash, debt and free cash flow still support the story?

How to read the gauges

1 · Current P/E — Trailing twelve months, on reported earnings: what you pay for earnings already delivered. Same scale as Forward P/E — Green < 20 · Amber 20–35 · Red > 35. INTC and SPCX show no data: negative trailing earnings make the ratio meaningless.
2 · Forward P/E — Green < 20 · Amber 20–35 · Red > 35. Your code’s scale, kept for every stock. TSLA, SPCX and INTC pin to the red end — that’s the point. Read it against Current P/E: forward below current means earnings are expected to grow into the price.
3 · PEG Ratio — Green < 1.0 · Amber 1.0–2.0 · Red > 2.0. Price vs. growth: under 1 is runway, over 2 is paying up.
4 · Gross Margin — Red < 20% · Amber 20–40% · Green > 40%. Fuel in the tank: pricing power and room to invest.
5 · Stock Price — Where price sits in its 52-week range. The dial carries three marks — sky = 50-day, gold = 100-day, rose = 200-day moving average — with the values listed under the featured dial and in each card’s detail. Green = lower third, Amber = middle, Red = top quarter / extended.