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BREAKING: Futures Mixed But Oracle Skyrockets On Blowout Outlook San Mateo, Calif.-based Guidewire develops web-based policy and claims management software for insurance companies. Among its other ratings the software maker has a terrific 93 Composite Rating and a best-possible A SMR Rating (sales + profit margins + return on equity). Its A- Accumulation/Distribution Rating shows institutional investors like mutual funds are eager buyers of its stock. One mediocre rating is its 76 EPS Rating. Look for that ...