2 types of F2 apps

data_app.json

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                "text": " NFLX reported 4 quarter 2013 earnings of 0.79 beating the consensus estimate of the 33 analysts covering the company by 20.61%. This positive surprise is particularly noteworthy because the guidance for the quarter had risen 40.43% in the year leading up to the announcement, and yet the company was still able to better the number.  Because NFLX is in the Internet & Catalog Retail industry and has positive earnings, the PEG, PE, and Price to Book ratios are the most appropriate valuation measures. The Price to Sales ratio is less instructive than the PEG or PE since the company has positive earnings. Therefore NFLX seems highly valued with the highest PEG value in the Internet & Catalog Retail industry of 16.67x, which is supported by a PE of 375.07x that is also the highest in the industry.  NFLX, like most of its peers, does not pay a dividend. However, the average yield on those stocks in the Internet & Catalog Retail industry that do pay dividends is 3.00%, better than the 1.88% yield offered by the S&P 500.   NFLX has typical profitability characteristics for a company in the Internet & Catalog Retail industry. While it is better than most at converting revenues to profits on an operating basis, its net margin is only on par with the industry norm. "
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display_app.json

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        "data": {
            "text": " NFLX reported 4 quarter 2013 earnings of 0.79 beating the consensus estimate of the 33 analysts covering the company by 20.61%. This positive surprise is particularly noteworthy because the guidance for the quarter had risen 40.43% in the year leading up to the announcement, and yet the company was still able to better the number.  Because NFLX is in the Internet & Catalog Retail industry and has positive earnings, the PEG, PE, and Price to Book ratios are the most appropriate valuation measures. The Price to Sales ratio is less instructive than the PEG or PE since the company has positive earnings. Therefore NFLX seems highly valued with the highest PEG value in the Internet & Catalog Retail industry of 16.67x, which is supported by a PE of 375.07x that is also the highest in the industry.  NFLX, like most of its peers, does not pay a dividend. However, the average yield on those stocks in the Internet & Catalog Retail industry that do pay dividends is 3.00%, better than the 1.88% yield offered by the S&P 500.   NFLX has typical profitability characteristics for a company in the Internet & Catalog Retail industry. While it is better than most at converting revenues to profits on an operating basis, its net margin is only on par with the industry norm. "
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        "html": "<div data-f2-view=\"home\" class=\"f2-app-view\"><ol class=\"list-unstyled\"><li> NFLX reported <number type=\"ordinal\">4</number> quarter 2013 earnings of 0.79 beating the consensus estimate of the 33 analysts covering the company by 20.61%. This positive surprise is particularly noteworthy because the guidance for the quarter had risen 40.43% in the year leading up to the announcement, and yet the company was still able to better the number. </li><li> Because NFLX is in the Internet & Catalog Retail industry and has positive earnings, the PEG, PE, and Price to Book ratios are the most appropriate valuation measures. The Price to Sales ratio is less instructive than the PEG or PE since the company has positive earnings. Therefore NFLX seems highly valued with the highest PEG value in the Internet & Catalog Retail industry of 16.67x, which is supported by a PE of 375.07x that is also the highest in the industry. </li><li> NFLX, like most of its peers, does not pay a dividend. However, the average yield on those stocks in the Internet & Catalog Retail industry that do pay dividends is 3.00%, better than the 1.88% yield offered by the S&P 500. </li><li>  NFLX has typical profitability characteristics for a company in the Internet & Catalog Retail industry. While it is better than most at converting revenues to profits on an operating basis, its net margin is only on par with the industry norm. </li></ol><div><a href=\"#\" class=\"showdetail\"><i class=\"fa fa-expand\"></i> <span class=\"showText\">Show </span>detail</a></div></div><div data-f2-view=\"tabs\" class=\"f2-app-view\"><ul id=\"smarttexttabs\" class=\"list-unstyled list-inline\"><li><a href=\"#\" title=\"Send in Communicator\" class=\"chat\"><i class=\"fa fa-comment\"></i><span>Chat</span></a></li><li><a href=\"#\" title=\"Read this aloud\" class=\"speak\"><i class=\"fa fa-bullhorn\"></i><span>Speak</span></a></li><li><a href=\"#\" title=\"Send Push Notification\" class=\"push\"><i class=\"fa fa-bell\"></i><span>Push</span></a></li></ul></div>",
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