Notes

The financial metric h1_fcf_yoy_pct for GME was calculated on September 9. This calculation was done using financial data from the company or from the company's own records. The rate is shown as a percentage and the cash is in millions of US dollars, except for the ledger which is in US dollars. FCF less SBC, which stands for Free Cash Flow minus Stock-Based Compensation, is a measure of how the company's financial health might be affected by certain economic factors, and is not the same as the cash flow defined by standard accounting rules. Capex, which is short for Capital Expenditures, subtracts only the cash spent on purchases. A proxy, or estimate, for the second quarter remittance from ASO assumes that the financing remittance for the first half of the year occurred in the second quarter, but this should be verified before using it. The amount for the first half of the year is exact. The amount for the first quarter was derived by subtracting the second quarter amount from the first half amount for CHWY. The order of the data does not imply any particular sequence or priority. https://news.gamestop.com/news-releases/news-details/2026/GameStop-Discloses-Second-Quarter-2026-Results/default.aspx

The GME derived q2_fcf_yoy_pct was calculated on September 9 in the research/metrics.py file from the issuer's financial rows or from querying the company's own ledger. This rate is measured as a percentage, with cash values in millions of US dollars, except for ledger values which are in US dollars. The free cash flow, or FCF, less stock-based compensation, or SBC, is a measure of economic dilution sensitivity and is not the same as the cash flow reported under Generally Accepted Accounting Principles, or GAAP. Capital expenditures, or capex, only subtracts cash purchases. The Q2 remittance proxy from Antuit Services Outsourcing, or ASO, assumes that the financing remittance that occurred in the first half of the year happened in Q2, but this should be verified before use. The Q1 CHWY value was derived by subtracting the Q2 value from the first half value. The order of the items does not imply any particular sequence or priority. https://news.gamestop.com/news-releases/news-details/2026/GameStop-Discloses-Second-Quarter-2026-Results/default.aspx

A calculation was made on September 9 in the research/metrics.py file using financial data from issuers or the company's own ledger. The rates are shown as percentages and the cash is shown in millions of US dollars, except for the ledger which is in US dollars. Free cash flow less stock-based compensation is a measure of how sensitive the company's economics are to dilution, and it is not the same as the cash flow defined by Generally Accepted Accounting Principles, which is a set of rules for accounting. Capital expenditures subtract only the cash spent on purchases. The amount of money sent to the company in the second quarter is estimated using the first half of the year as a proxy, assuming that the financing payment was made in the second quarter, but this should be verified before using the data. The first half amount is exact. The amount for the first quarter of Chewy, which is represented by the ticker CHWY, was derived by subtracting the second quarter amount from the first half amount. The order of the data does not imply any particular sequence or priority. https://www.sec.gov/Archives/edgar/data/1856525/000185652526000091/cnmq22026earningspressrele.htm

A calculation was made on September 9 using the research/metrics.py system, which looked at financial information from companies that issue stocks or from the company's own financial records. The results are shown as percentages and cash is shown in millions of US dollars, except for the company's own financial records which are shown in US dollars. Free cash flow, which is cash available after expenses, minus stock-based compensation, is a way to measure how much a company's actions affect its investors, and is not the same as the cash flow reported according to standard accounting rules. Capital expenditures, which are expenses for things like new equipment, only include cash purchases. The amount of money sent to the company in the second quarter is estimated based on the assumption that half of the year's financing was received in the second quarter, but this should be verified before using. The first quarter amount for CHWY was calculated by subtracting the second quarter amount from the first half amount. The list is not in any particular order. https://www.sec.gov/Archives/edgar/data/1856525/000185652526000091/cnmq22026earningspressrele.htm

The CNM Derived h1_fcf_proxy was calculated on September 9 in the research/metrics.py file using issuer financial rows or queried own ledger. The rates are given as a percentage and cash is in millions of US dollars, except for ledger values which are in US dollars. FCF less SBC, which stands for Free Cash Flow minus Stock-Based Compensation, is a measure of economic dilution sensitivity and is not the same as the cash flow defined by Generally Accepted Accounting Principles, or GAAP. Capex, which refers to capital expenditures, subtracts only cash purchases. The proxy for ASO Q2 remittance assumes that the financing remittance for the first half of the year occurred in Q2, but this should be verified before use. The amount for H1 is exact. The Q1 CHWY value was derived by subtracting Q2 from H1. There is no implied order to this information. https://www.sec.gov/Archives/edgar/data/1856525/000185652526000091/cnmq22026earningspressrele.htm

The CNM Derived h1_ocf_ebitda_pct was calculated on September 9 in the research/metrics.py file using issuer financial rows or queried own ledger. This metric rates percent and cash in USD millions, except for ledger values which are in USD. Free Cash Flow less Stock-Based Compensation is a measure of economic dilution sensitivity and is not the same as GAAP cash flow. Capital expenditures subtract only cash purchases. The ASO Q2 remittance proxy assumes that the H1 financing remittance occurred in Q2, but this should be verified before use. The H1 amount is exact. The Q1 CHWY value was derived by subtracting H1 minus Q2. There is no implied order to this information. https://www.sec.gov/Archives/edgar/data/1856525/000185652526000091/cnmq22026earningspressrele.htm

The SAIL Derived fcf_less_sbc_proxy was calculated on September 9 in the research/metrics.py file using issuer financial rows or queried own ledger. The rates are given as a percentage and the cash is in millions of US dollars, except for the ledger which is in US dollars. FCF less SBC, which stands for free cash flow minus stock-based compensation, is a measure of economic dilution sensitivity and is not the same as the standard GAAP cash flow. It subtracts only cash purchases from capital expenditures. The ASO Q2 remittance proxy assumes that the financing remittance for the first half of the year occurred in Q2, but this should be verified before use. The exact amount for the first half of the year is given. The Q1 CHWY figure was derived by subtracting the Q2 amount from the first half amount. There is no implied order to this information. https://investor.sailpoint.com/static-files/b83fe64e-3bb0-41aa-aa9a-acf0940242e4

The SAIL derived sbc_revenue_pct was calculated on September 9 in the research/metrics.py file from either the issuer's financial rows or by querying the company's own ledger. This calculation rates the percentage and cash in millions of US dollars, except for the ledger which is in US dollars. The free cash flow less stock-based compensation is a sensitivity to economic dilution and is not the same as the cash flow under Generally Accepted Accounting Principles. The capital expenditures subtract only the cash purchases. The ASO Q2 remittance proxy assumes that the financing remittance for the first half of the year occurred in Q2, but this should be verified before use. The exact amount for the first half of the year is known. The Q1 CHWY amount was derived by subtracting the Q2 amount from the first half amount. There is no implied order to this information. https://investor.sailpoint.com/static-files/b83fe64e-3bb0-41aa-aa9a-acf0940242e4

The SAIL derived fcf_yoy_pct was calculated on September 9 in the research/metrics.py file from either the issuer's financial rows or the queried own ledger. This rate is measured as a percentage, with cash values in millions of US dollars, except for ledger values which are in US dollars. Free cash flow, or FCF, less stock-based compensation, or SBC, is a measure of economic dilution sensitivity and is not the same as the cash flow defined by Generally Accepted Accounting Principles, or GAAP. Capital expenditures, or capex, only subtracts cash purchases. The Q2 remittance proxy for ASO assumes that the first half financing remittance occurred in Q2, but this should be verified before use. The first half amount is exact. The Q1 value for CHWY was derived by subtracting the Q2 value from the first half value. There is no implied order to this information. https://investor.sailpoint.com/static-files/b83fe64e-3bb0-41aa-aa9a-acf0940242e4

The q2_adjusted_fcf_less_remittance_proxy for ASO was calculated on September 9 using a Python script. This calculation is based on financial data from the issuer or the company's own ledger. The rates are shown as percentages and the cash values are in millions of US dollars, except for ledger values which are in US dollars. The free cash flow less stock-based compensation, or FCF less SBC, is a measure of economic dilution and is not the same as the cash flow reported under Generally Accepted Accounting Principles, or GAAP. It only subtracts cash spent on purchases of assets, known as capital expenditures or capex. The proxy for ASO's Q2 remittance assumes that the financing remittance for the first half of the year occurred in Q2, but this should be verified before using the data. The exact amount for the first half of the year is known. The Q1 value for CHWY was derived by subtracting the Q2 value from the first half value. The list of values does not imply any particular order. https://www.sec.gov/Archives/edgar/data/1817358/000181735826000146/exhibit991pressreleaseq220.htm

The earnings guide mid increase percentage for ASO was calculated on September 9 in the research/metrics.py file using financial data from the issuer or the company's own ledger. The rates are shown as a percentage and the cash is in millions of US dollars, except for the ledger which is in US dollars. Free cash flow, which is cash flow less stock-based compensation, is a measure of economic dilution sensitivity and is not the same as the cash flow reported under generally accepted accounting principles. Capital expenditures subtract only the cash purchases. The Q2 remittance proxy for ASO assumes that the financing remittance for the first half of the year occurred in Q2, but this should be verified before use. The exact amount for the first half of the year is known. The Q1 earnings for CHWY were derived by subtracting the Q2 earnings from the first half earnings. There is no implied order to this information. https://www.sec.gov/Archives/edgar/data/1817358/000181735826000146/exhibit991pressreleaseq220.htm

The share count reduction percentage for ASO was calculated on September 9 in the research/metrics.py file using either the issuer's financial rows or the company's own ledger. The rates are given as a percentage, and the cash values are in millions of US dollars, except for the ledger values which are in US dollars. The free cash flow less stock-based compensation is a measure of economic dilution sensitivity, and it is not the same as the cash flow reported under Generally Accepted Accounting Principles. The capital expenditures subtract only the cash purchases. The ASO Q2 remittance proxy assumes that the financing remittance for the first half of the year occurred in Q2, but this should be verified before use. The exact amount for the first half of the year is known. The Q1 CHWY value was derived by subtracting the Q2 value from the H1 value. There is no implied order in this calculation. https://www.sec.gov/Archives/edgar/data/1817358/000181735826000146/exhibit991pressreleaseq220.htm

The financial metric h1_adjusted_fcf_less_refund_remittance for ASO was calculated on September 9. This calculation was done using the research/metrics.py program from the issuer's financial data or from the company's own ledger. The rates are given as percentages and the cash is given in millions of US dollars, except for the ledger which is in US dollars. The free cash flow less stock-based compensation is a measure of how the company's economic situation is affected by the dilution of its shares, and it is not the same as the cash flow according to the Generally Accepted Accounting Principles. The capital expenditures only include cash purchases. The remittance for the second quarter is assumed to be a proxy for the first half financing remittance, but this should be verified before using it. The first half amount is exact. The amount for the first quarter of CHWY was derived by subtracting the second quarter amount from the first half amount. There is no specific order implied in this calculation. https://www.sec.gov/Archives/edgar/data/1817358/000181735826000146/exhibit991pressreleaseq220.htm

The reimbursements margin in basis points for CHWY was calculated on September 9 in the research/metrics.py file using either the issuer's financial rows or the company's own ledger. The rates are given as a percentage and the cash is in millions of US dollars, except for the ledger which is in US dollars. Free cash flow less stock-based compensation is a measure of economic dilution sensitivity and is not the same as the cash flow reported under Generally Accepted Accounting Principles. Capital expenditures only include cash purchases. The Q2 remittance proxy for ASO assumes that the financing remittance for the first half of the year occurred in Q2, but this should be verified before using the data. The exact amount for the first half of the year is known. The Q1 data for CHWY was derived by subtracting the Q2 data from the first half data. The order of the data does not imply any particular sequence or priority. https://www.sec.gov/Archives/edgar/data/1766502/000162828026061018/chwy-20260802.htm

The CHWY derived q1_ebitda_margin_derived was calculated on September 9 in the research/metrics.py file using financial data from the issuer or the company's own ledger. The rates are given as a percentage and the cash is in millions of US dollars, except for the ledger which is in US dollars. The free cash flow less stock-based compensation is a measure of economic dilution sensitivity, not the standard GAAP cash flow, and capital expenditures only subtract cash purchases. The Q2 remittance proxy for ASO assumes that the financing remittance for the first half of the year occurred in Q2, but this should be verified before use, and the amount for the first half of the year is exact. The Q1 data for CHWY was derived by subtracting the Q2 data from the data for the first half of the year. https://www.sec.gov/Archives/edgar/data/1766502/000162828026061018/chwy-20260802.htm

A news scan found the text: Calculated Sep9 in research/metrics.py from issuer financial rows or queried own ledger. Rates percent, cash USDm except ledger USD. FCF less SBC, which is a way to measure economic impact, not standard accounting cash flow, is calculated by subtracting cash purchases from total. ASO Q2 remittance proxy, a stand-in for actual payment data, assumes H1 financing remittance occurred Q2, but this should be verified before use, and the H1 amount is exact. Q1 CHWY is derived by subtracting Q2 from H1, and this list does not imply any order. https://www.sec.gov/Archives/edgar/data/1766502/000162828026061018/chwy-20260802.htm

The Q1 earnings before interest, tax, depreciation, and amortization, or ebitda, for CHWY was calculated on September 9. This calculation was done using financial information from the company or from the fund's own records. The rates are given as percentages and the cash is given in millions of US dollars, except for the fund's own records which are in US dollars. The free cash flow, or FCF, minus stock-based compensation, or SBC, is a way to measure the economic effect of dilution, and is not the same as the cash flow according to generally accepted accounting principles, or GAAP. The capital expenditures, or capex, only include cash purchases. The Q2 payment from the company ASO is used as a proxy for the Q2 remittance, assuming that the financing remittance for the first half of the year occurred in Q2, but this should be verified before using. The exact amount for the first half of the year is known. The Q1 data for CHWY was derived by subtracting the Q2 data from the data for the first half of the year. The order of the data does not imply any particular sequence or priority. https://www.sec.gov/Archives/edgar/data/1766502/000162828026061018/chwy-20260802.htm

The Q1 sales figure for CHWY was calculated on September 9 using a Python script in the research/metrics.py file, which analyzed the company's financial data or queried its own ledger. The rates are shown as percentages and the cash values are in millions of US dollars, except for the ledger values which are in US dollars. The free cash flow, or FCF, minus stock-based compensation, or SBC, is a measure of economic dilution and is not the same as the cash flow reported under Generally Accepted Accounting Principles, or GAAP. Capital expenditures, or capex, only subtracts cash purchases. The accounts receivable, or ASO, Q2 remittance proxy assumes that the financing remittance for the first half of the year occurred in Q2, but this should be verified before using the data. The Q1 amount is exact for the first half of the year. The Q1 CHWY figure was derived by subtracting the Q2 amount from the first half amount. The order of the data does not imply any particular sequence or priority. https://www.sec.gov/Archives/edgar/data/1766502/000162828026061018/chwy-20260802.htm

A news scan found the text: Calculated Sep9 in research/metrics.py from issuer financial rows or queried own ledger. Rates percent, cash USDm except ledger USD. FCF less SBC is an economic dilution sensitivity, not GAAP cash flow; capex subtracts cash purchases only. ASO Q2 remittance proxy assumes H1 financing remittance occurred Q2: verify before use; H1 amount exact. Q1 CHWY derived by H1 minus Q2. No order implied. https://www.sec.gov/Archives/edgar/data/1766502/000162828026061018/chwy-20260802.htm

A news scan found the text: Calculated Sep9 in research/metrics.py from issuer financial rows or queried own ledger. Rates percent, cash USDm except ledger USD. FCF, or free cash flow, less SBC, or stock-based compensation, is an economic dilution sensitivity, not GAAP, which stands for generally accepted accounting principles, cash flow; capex, or capital expenditures, subtracts cash purchases only. ASO Q2 remittance proxy assumes H1 financing remittance occurred Q2: verify before use; H1 amount exact. Q1 CHWY derived by H1 minus Q2. No order implied. https://www.sec.gov/Archives/edgar/data/1766502/000162828026061018/chwy-20260802.htm

A news scan found the headline about CASY's fiscal year EBITDA growth guidance. Retrieved on September 9 premarket, the information originated from the issuer on September 8, 2026. This is the closest corporate financial disclosure, but it may be biased as it is from a management presentation and has not been independently corroborated. The EBITDA growth guidance midpoint is unchanged at 8–10%. The inside components are: 2–5% for same-store sales, a margin of more than 42%, fuel gallons sold ranging from -1 to +1%, operating expenses increasing by 5–7%, and capital expenditures of $800 million. https://investor.caseys.com/news-releases/news-release-details/caseys-announces-first-quarter-results-3

A news scan found the headline about CASY's first quarter operating cash flow in millions of US dollars. Retrieved on September 9 before the market opened, this information was originally released by the company on August 20, 2026. It is based on the company's financial disclosure and management presentation, which may have some bias and has not been independently verified. The prior year's operating cash flow was 372.417 million US dollars. The company spent 194.395 million US dollars on capital expenditures, or capex, which is a term for money spent on physical assets, compared to 110.046 million US dollars the previous year. They also spent 43.904 million US dollars on acquisitions, which are purchases of other companies, compared to 9.495 million US dollars the previous year. The company's selling, general, and administrative expenses, also known as SBC, were 16.930 million US dollars, compared to 15.221 million US dollars the previous year. Additionally, the company had 78.562 million US dollars in award withholding, which is a type of payment to employees, compared to 45.895 million US dollars the previous year. https://investor.caseys.com/news-releases/news-release-details/caseys-announces-first-quarter-results-3

A news scan found the headline about CASY's Q1 fuel margin, which is measured in cents per gallon. Retrieved on September 9 premarket, this information was originally issued on September 8, 2026, and comes from the company itself, which may have presented it in a way that favors the company, and has not been independently verified. The prior fuel margin was 41.0 cents per gallon. The same-store gallons sales decreased by 0.3 percent, while total gallons sold were 934.212 million, an increase of 2.5 percent. The fuel gross profit was 446.929 million versus 373.554 million. https://investor.caseys.com/news-releases/news-release-details/caseys-announces-first-quarter-results-3

A news scan found the headline about CASY's first quarter sales. Retrieved on September 9 premarket, the information originated on September 8, 2026, from the company itself, which may have presented the information with management bias and has not been independently verified. The margin was 42.2 percent compared to 41.9 percent, and inside gross profit was 749.809 million dollars compared to 705.466 million dollars. https://investor.caseys.com/news-releases/news-release-details/caseys-announces-first-quarter-results-3

A news scan found the headline about CASY's first quarter earnings before interest, tax, depreciation, and amortization, which is a measure of a company's overall financial performance. Retrieved on September 9 before the market opened, the information was originally released by the company on September 8, 2026, as part of their management presentation, which may have some bias and has not been independently verified. The earnings before interest, tax, depreciation, and amortization increased by 17.1 percent. The earnings per share, which is the profit per share of stock, was 7.37, an increase of 27.7 percent. The net income, which is the total profit, was 273.720 million US dollars, compared to 215.355 million US dollars in the same period last year. This data is for the three months ending July 31. https://investor.caseys.com/news-releases/news-release-details/caseys-announces-first-quarter-results-3