Sentences with phrase «than the consensus estimate»

Expedia — Expedia lost 46 cents per share for its latest quarter, a loss that was one cent a share smaller than consensus estimates.

One of those indicators, ADP Research Institute's monthly payrolls survey, showed private employers added more than 200,000 jobs in January, more than the consensus estimate on Wall Street.

At $ 2.73 a share, earnings were five cents higher than the consensus estimate.

This was slightly better than the consensus estimate of around 2 percent, even as real GDP eased from 2.9 percent growth in the fourth quarter data.

The company reported better than expected earnings in May, with 1st quarter revenue up 23 % from last year and earnings of $.31, 72 % higher than the consensus estimate.

Not exact matches

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.

First the good news: It's $ 242 million in revenues beat consensus estimates by about $ 22 million and it made a whopping 116 % more than it did the year before.

That is less than half the earnings per share of 31 cents in the same period a year ago, and down from FactSet's consensus estimate of 21 cents as of June 30.

With more than half of the S&P 500 companies having reported first - quarter earnings already, 79.4 percent have beat consensus estimates.

Bell said recent quarterly results have seen outperformance of about 3 to 4 percentage points better than analysts» consensus estimates on average, compared with the 5.7 percentage points earnings are currently running ahead.

Of course, a new consensus that Canada's productivity is actually better than previously estimated shouldn't discourage the adoption of measures in government and industry targeted at improving productivity growth.

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.

The BlackRock GPS — which combines traditional economic indicators with big data signals such as web searches and text mining of corporate conference calls — suggests a higher growth rate over the coming 12 months than currently reflected in consensus estimates.

US Treasury yields which have been in the focus in the last days are slightly lower today, especially regarding the longer end of the curve, as core durable goods orders came in much lower than expected, even as the less reliable headline number beat the consensus estimate.

While we believe payrolls and average hourly earnings are both likely to miss consensus estimates, we think the employment report may be somewhat less important than usual for the monetary policy outlook, because 1) recent data have been firm so we have some room for a miss, 2) the August seasonal issue is now well known so even a somewhat larger miss may not significantly alter the staff view, and 3) there are several months between now and December to make up for any weakness in tomorrow's report.

Our BlackRock Investment Institute (BII) forecast has long been more optimistic on growth than consensus, but recently the consensus estimates have caught up with the BII, which strikes us as a good contrarian indicator.

Best Buy (BBY) blows away the earnings and revenue estimates — stock up 15 % — Best Buy beats by $ 0.14, beats on revs; guides Q3 EPS in - line, revs above consensus; raises FY17 profit guidance (32.80)-- Is this possibly due to lack of smartphone buying — people have money to spend on something other than iPhone?

Adjusted earnings more than doubled year over year to $ 0.11 per share and exceeded Wall Street's $ 0.07 target, but top - line sales fell 7 % and missed the consensus estimates.

As of this morning, 66 % of firms reporting have beaten their consensus EPS estimates, which is better than the last two fourth quarter reporting periods (61 % in 2012 and 60 % in 2011).

The consensus analyst estimate is that total S&P 500 earnings for this quarter will be 17 % higher than they were for 2017.

An optimistic view toward first quarter earnings was the driving factor behind much of these gains as consensus estimates indicated S&P 500 companies were expected to grow earnings at greater than 17.0 % — the highest level since 2011.

Further to my point that if your valuation models use forward estimates rather than twelve - month trailing data, you're doing it wrong, here are the results of our Quantitative Value backtest on the use of consensus Institutional Brokers» Estimate System (I / B / E / S) earnings forecasts of EPS for the fiscal year (available 1982 through 2010) for individual stock selection:

Better than Expected GDP Could Support Demand for Higher Risk Assets U.S. stock indices may see fresh buying today if GDP exceeds todayâ $ ™ s consensus estimate of 4.5 %.

While consensus estimates were not broadly trimmed by analysts, the softer than expected smart phone sales at Apple and Samsung already reported had already resulted in reduced expectations from Qualcomm by the Street.

The obvious answer (from someone who is indeed receptive to arguments for lower - than - consensus climate sensitivities) is that it was on a par with recent hot years because temperatures at US latitudes of the globe really weren't as much cooler in the 1930s / 1940s (compared to the present) than GISS / Hadley's best estimates (from often sketchy global coverage) suggest.

Here is another interesting comment: https://judithcurry.com/2012/06/25/questioning-the-forest-et-al-2006-sensitivity-study/#comment-212952 This gives information on other work that suggests climate sensitivity may be significantly lower than the IPCC AR4 consensus estimate.

Notice, for instance, that one account of the consensus (more accurate than Grimes's) holds that «most of the warming in the second half of the twentieth century has been caused by man», and does not exclude the majority of climate sceptics, who typically argue that the IPCC over estimates climate sensitivity.

«If the intention is to offer true balance in reporting, the scientifically credible «other side» is that, if the consensus estimates such as those from the IPCC are wrong, it is because the physical reality is significantly more ominous than has been widely recognized to date».

The people who claim that CS is lower than the «consensus» estimate have already had ample time to find flaws in the numerous other papers supporting the consensus position.

And «scientists,» in this case, apparently include only those on the low end of climate sensitivity estimates, rather than the more likely to be accurate consensus range.

It reproduced a preliminary graph from a non-physical sciences group showing lower than scientific consensus estimates for temperature increase through 2100 and conflated it with an entirely Economist - manufactured news item erroneously stating scientists are finding climate sensitivity is lower than previously expected (Hint: it's not).

The 23 member VIC ensemble has a smaller spread than the full ensemble; however, both ensembles provide the same consensus estimate of monthly streamflow change.

fewer than half of them estimated the consensus at over 80 percent — and one in five simply (but sadly) answered, «I don't know.»

The new estimate is that the oceans contain 10 billion tons of fish, or 10x more than the previous «settled science consensus».

Applying these standard deviations to the consensus Outlook value of 4.6 million square kilometers, there is about a 16 % chance that the estimate could be near the 2007 record value and about a 40 % chance of there being sea ice greater than the 2008 value.

In arguing that sea levels are rising much more than the consensus view of thousands of scientists, he makes a lot of the fact that the 1993 - 2003 sea level estimates were 50 % higher than the IPCC's models expected, indicating that future sea level rises would also be higher.

Another recent analysis also concluded that» if the consensus estimates such as those from the IPCC are wrong, it is because the physical reality is significantly more ominous than has been widely recognized to date».

Overall, the synopsis emphasized the positive effects of climate change over the negative, the uncertainty surrounding predictions of future change rather than the emerging consensus and the low end of harmful impact estimates rather than the high end.

Missing consensus estimates by $ 0.01 per share for the quarter was Kimco Realty Corp., while still posted better than expected overall performance for 2007.

Of the companies reporting, more than half missed consensus estimates for the fourth quarter by less than $ 0.02 per share, and four firms reported positive FFO growth.

With more than half of the seven REITs reporting so far, two beat analysts» consensus estimates and two missed; primarily due...