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Eikon User Guide for RMIT Students

The document provides a guide on how to use Eikon, including login instructions, navigation tips, and charting features. It covers adding elements to charts, comparing multiple securities, and accessing financial data. Users are encouraged to explore the platform's menus and functions for additional insights.

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Eikon User Guide for RMIT Students

The document provides a guide on how to use Eikon, including login instructions, navigation tips, and charting features. It covers adding elements to charts, comparing multiple securities, and accessing financial data. Users are encouraged to explore the platform's menus and functions for additional insights.

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Using Eikon

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Login

Using Google Chrome as your web browser, go to [Link]


Select the web version of Eikon
Your login screen will appear

User ID is your RMIT email address

Initial password provided, you’ll be asked to


change it at your first login
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Navigation

Security codes for all financial instruments are entered into the search box at top left

We’ll use Singapore technologies Engineering as our example. Its security code is [Link]
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Navigation

The first screen shows Summary information

Scroll down to see more. Sections can be clicked for further information
The Navigation menu gives many more options
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Charting

The Price & Charts menu shows charting and data options

Selecting the Chart option bring up the charting screen


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Charting

Chart scales can be adjusted for shorter or longer periods

Additional chart elements Buttons to add elements to chart

Date Selection
Scale shortcuts
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Adding Elements to Charts

This button brings up a menu to add analysis to charts

Selecting Moving Average allows MA lines to be added


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Adding Elements to Charts

The default SMA period is 20 Days. Hover over the MA 20 box and click More

Then click Settings… to edit the length of the MA period


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Adding Elements to Charts

Change the SMA period to your desired number of days (200 or 50).

Then click OK
Repeat this process to add another SMA line to your chart
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Adding Elements to Charts

Add Volume to show the column chart for daily trade volume
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Adding Elements to Charts

You’ll now be able to identify SMA crossing points, and volume confirmation

Set the chart period to 5 Years for best results


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Adding Additional Lines to Charts

Multiple securities on one chart allows comparison of price performance.

Add new securities or indices here


Up to 20 can be added

Click the icon to add lines to your chart.


A new menu will open

Selecting Rebasing allows all charts to be shown


on a common axis for easy comparison of price
performance
(Example on next page)
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Adding Additional Lines to Charts

Multiple securities on one chart allows comparison of price performance.

Scale shows percentag


price change over the
selected period
for all securities
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Why common-base charts are important

This chart shows the prices of the [Link], [Link] and [Link] and the Straits Times Index over five
years (based on absolute price).
Which one has had the best price performance?
This mixed-scale chart does not allow price performance comparison.
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Why common-base charts are important

This chart shows the prices of the [Link], [Link] and [Link] and the Straits Times Index over five
years as a common-base chart which clearly shows the performance rankings of these companies.
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Adding to Charts

Trend channels may be added using the Customise Trendlines menu

Single trendline

Channel

Select your preferred tool then drag the cursor along the trend of your choice (see over)
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Adding to Charts

There’s a clear bullish channel in this chart over the selected period

Open out channel by dragging this point


Click again to end

Click here to begin


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Adding to Charts

Significant events affecting the company’s price may also be shown on the charts

Select any you’d like to view and they’ll be shown on the chart.
Click on the event marker for a pop-up information box
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Finding Financial Data

The Financials menu has links to accounting data

Raw data and some ratio data is available


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Financial Data

Income Statement Example

Choose
different
reporting
format

Scroll through the complete Income Statement for data


Similar data for Balance Sheet and Cashflow are available
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Peers and Competitors

The Peers & Valuation menu allows peer comparison

Eikon selects peers based on SGX sector classification. Check the business model
of each listed competitor to ensure that it is in a similar line of business.
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General

Spend some time experimenting with the menus and the other functions.

You might discover something useful. You can’t break anything.

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