We have organized this list in order from the highest five - year estimated annual total return to the lowest, based on the combination of
consensus analyst estimates for growth and valuation.
For the three months ended June 30, three regional mall REITs beat
consensus analyst estimates on FFO per share and two were in line with expectations.
The stock's rise follows Zendesk's solid first - quarter results, including revenue and adjusted earnings per share that both came in higher than
consensus analyst estimates for the two key metrics.
Of the six regional mall players currently tracked by analysts (the seventh, General Growth Properties has just emerged from bankruptcy protection and as such, hasn't received analyst coverage), three
beat consensus analyst estimates, two were in line with expectations and only one missed.
The consensus analyst estimate is that Apple will report $ 10.12 earnings per share with revenue of $ 42.6 billion.
Zendesk's outlook for its second quarter was also above
the consensus analyst estimate for the period.
This adjusted profit per share was well ahead of
a consensus analyst estimate for a loss per share of $ 0.03.
The earnings matched
the consensus analyst estimate.
Earnings per share of $ 0.22 fell short of
the consensus analyst estimate of $ 0.27.
For growth rates I used the CAGR from the most recent 3 year average FCF to the 8 year ago average 3 year FCF, and averaged it with
the consensus analyst estimate for 5 year growth rate.
The consensus analyst estimate is that total S&P 500 earnings for this quarter will be 17 % higher than they were for 2017.
The consensus analyst estimate is $ 41.
Out of the sector's seven REITs, five beat
consensus analyst estimates, by up to $ 0.09 per share.