 Hey, this is Chad Bonder for High University Libraries. If you're researching a company, you'll want to compare your company against peers in that industry. This video is going to show you how to use standard and poor as an advantage to find CompuStat Excel Analytics Excel files to compare your company against others in the same industry. If you're trying to compare companies in that advantage, you'll first want to find the company that you want to compare the companies to first. And then you'll scroll down the left-hand side. Now, what you may actually click on to begin with is this competitors all or the S&P covered. The competitors all basically gives you some basic information, but nothing really to compare much about. The S&P covered competitors gives you links to the stock reports that are covered and things like that. What you really want to be looking for is the CompuStat Excel Analytics. And clicking on the CompuStat Excel Analytics link is going to first want to launch you into this download of an Excel file for the quarterly end-come statement. That's pretty good if you just want to look at one company, but I actually want to compare multiple companies. I'm going to go to the annual comparative report. It's going to prompt me to download a file again, click OK to open up in Microsoft Excel. And then once that loads, we have a nice Excel spreadsheet comparing all the peer companies according to S&P with our company Amazon.com. So here we have, you know, there's a ratio, key items, a ratio report, all kinds of balance sheet, income statement, key items, all kinds of really, really nice stuff to look at there. So a great way to compare your company to others in the peers according to standard imports. Hopefully this video gives you a better understanding of your topic and shows you how to research your topic. If you need more help, look for the contact link on the business blog, and I'll be glad to help you any way you can. Take care and have a great day.