Question

Fundamental ratios are not served as fields: rebuild each one from the raw SEC facts (get_equity_financials) exactly as defined in list_metrics.compute_yourself, using the latest filing at or before the data cutoff; a company whose filings lack the needed facts is out of scope. A breakdown means today's close is below the lowest low of the previous 60 complete sessions (split-adjusted). Find US-listed common equities (instruments without a reported market cap — warrants, units, rights, preferred series, notes — are not in the universe) with market cap greater than $10B, 20-day average dollar volume greater than $50M, sector equal to Real Estate, a close below the previous 60-day low, net margin (latest fiscal year) greater than 10%, turnover ratio greater than 0.002%. Scope: only entities with a known value for 20-day average dollar volume, sector, a close below the previous 60-day low, net margin (latest fiscal year), turnover ratio in the snapshot; entities lacking any of them are out of scope and must not be returned. How many entities match ALL of the conditions above? Answer with the integer count (0 if none). Filing-version policy: every financial value is taken from the LATEST filing accepted by the SEC at or before the data cutoff that reports the requested period. If a later filing (before the cutoff) restates an earlier period, the restated value is the answer; the original filing's value is not. A fiscal-year value is taken only from an annual report (10-K / 20-F / 40-F, including amendments) — a quarterly report never supplies an annual value. Rebuild policy: metrics that are not served as fields (fundamental ratios, growth rates, valuation, technical signals) must be recomputed by you from the raw facts and daily bars the tools serve, following the definitions in list_metrics.compute_yourself to the letter (period selection, latest-filing copy, quarter arithmetic); do the arithmetic with run_calculation over the fetched data. The reference answer was computed from the same facts by the same definitions.