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Three fundamental signals describe compounding: revenue has grown each of the last three years, margins are expanding over the same period, and the company has been profitable for five consecutive years.
State
Growth compounder
Emergence
Revenue is growing consistently, margins are expanding simultaneously, and profitability has been sustained for five years. This triple alignment describes a business where growth feeds margin improvement and profitability compounds over time.
Limits
This story identifies compounding characteristics over a historical window. It does not predict future growth rates, guarantee margin expansion will continue, or assess valuation. Historical compounding can slow or reverse.
Explanation
Each signal represents an independent observation about business compounding: Revenue Growing 3y confirms the top line is expanding consistently. Sustained revenue growth indicates an expanding market position or pricing power. Margin Expanding 3y confirms that profitability per dollar of revenue is improving. Growing revenue with expanding margins indicates operating leverage. Profitable 5y confirms net income has been positive for five consecutive years. This longer window establishes that profitability is structural, not cyclical. When all three align, they describe a business where growth and efficiency reinforce each other—the hallmark of a compounding business model.
Interpretation
This story identifies historical compounding, not future certainty. It does not predict growth continuation, assess competitive moats, or indicate fair valuation. Past compounding does not guarantee future compounding.