That has established what's known as the Street consensus, or the aggregate estimates from more than two
dozen stock analysts, for where Snap's finances are headed.
Not exact matches
«The U.S. is much deeper and in some ways a less - followed market than Canada where every
stock has half a
dozen analysts regardless of the market cap,» he says.
In addition to being able to issue
analyst stock ratings on GE and
dozens of other companies and significantly benefit financially from debt underwritings that bury a company deeper and deeper under debt, these same Wall Street firms are permitted to trade shares of GE (and hundreds of other
stocks) in their own internal Dark Pools — effectively unregulated
stock exchanges inside the firms.
I continue to have faith in the investment thesis here: Saga's one of the very few
stocks I'd label as hidden luxury — a cheap alternative exposure to global wealth & the luxury goods market (vs. the half -
dozen perpetually over-priced luxury
stocks the
analysts usually cite).