Sentences with phrase «earnings beat rate»

If the 71.6 % earnings beat rate holds through the end of this season in mid-May, it would be the strongest reading since Q3 2006.

Since the bull market began in March 2009, this is the second worst earnings beat rate we've seen.

Not exact matches

«The data point everyone wants, we didn't get — current Model 3 run rate,» RBC analyst Joseph Spak said in a note Wednesday after the company reported earnings that beat analyst expectations.

Shares of the company are flat for the year after its most recent earnings report failed to beat Wall Street estimates for the first time in two years, but Marshall said that he expects its revenue to continue to grow at above - market rates.

While Barclays said the reduction in the tax rate is expected to «positively impact» its future post-tax earnings in the United States, it also cautioned that the Base Erosion Anti-Abuse Tax (BEAT), which was included in the legislation and designed to prevent multinational firms from abusing the tax code, could significantly offset that benefit.

While beating earnings estimates for the first quarter, the social media company said it would be difficult to produce growth rates in the second half of the year that top those of 2017, when a broad - based recovery began.

If that continues through the rest of «earnings season» (after all companies have reported) it will be the highest «beat rate» since FactsSet began tracking the «beat / meet / miss» data in 2008 (FactSet).

Gross margin of 61.9 percent came in ahead of the 59.7 percent the analyst expected due to a favorable mix of higher - margin datacenter segment sales, while a lower - than - expected tax rate also helped the company report an earnings beat.

While results have been strong — according to Thomson Reuters I / B / E / S, 79.9 % of S&P stocks reported earnings above analysts» expectations, putting the season on track for the highest beat rate on record, going back to 1994 — investors haven't been enthused.

Not only are the earnings and revenue growth rates for the companies below what they achieved in Q3 and the 4 - quarter average, but the beat ratios are weaker as well.

Russell 2000 companies are beating analyst earnings estimates by 11 percent, more than twice the rate for companies in the Dow, according to data compiled by Bloomberg.

Our first idea today is a global automaker, recently rated «Strong Buy» by Zack's, based on multiple earnings beats.

There is no question that rates will have some impact on the earnings, but, WELL has been beaten a lot and a good value addition to me.

The way to reconcile the fact that estimates are too high on average with the fact that beat rates are high is to know that analysts lower estimates as the earnings announcement date approaches.