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This Week In Earnings
Aggregate Estimates and Revisions
12-Mar-2010
This Week in Earnings provides analysis and commentary on aggregate estimate revisions, growth rates and valuations.
Regions: United States
Authors: John Butters
Products: Thomson ONE Investment Management
Keywords: earnings, guidance, revenues, S&P 500
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This Week In Earnings
Aggregate Estimates and Revisions
05-Mar-2010
This Week in Earnings provides analysis and commentary on aggregate estimate revisions, growth rates and valuations.
Regions: United States
Authors: John Butters
Products: Thomson ONE Investment Management
Keywords: earnings, guidance, revenues, S&P 500
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This Week In Earnings
Aggregate Estimates and Revisions
26-Feb-2010
This Week in Earnings provides analysis and commentary on aggregate estimate revisions, growth rates and valuations.
Regions: United States
Authors: John Butters
Products: Thomson ONE Investment Management
Keywords: earnings, guidance, revenues, S&P 500
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This Week In Earnings
Aggregate Estimates and Revisions
19-Feb-2010
This Week in Earnings provides analysis and commentary on aggregate estimate revisions, growth rates and valuations.
Regions: United States
Authors: John Butters
Products: Thomson ONE Investment Management
Keywords: earnings, guidance, revenues, S&P 500
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Analysts Optimistic for 2010
Revenue and Earnings Growth Projected for the Year
23-Dec-2009
Based on their estimates for earnings, revenues and target prices for the S&P 500, analysts are optimistic in all three areas for 2010 relative to 2009. Analysts are predicting year-over-year growth in both earnings and revenues for 2010. And, based on their bottoms-up target price, analysts expect the price of the index to increase in 2010.
Regions: United States
Authors: John Butters
Products: Thomson ONE Investment Management
Keywords: earnings, guidance, revenues, S&P 500
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High-Tech Companies Set Higher Earnings Bar
Jump in Positive Guidance Indicative of Broader Upward Revisions
08-Dec-2009
The ratio (1.6) of negative-to-positive EPS preannouncements after nine weeks of Q4 2009 for S&P 500 companies is well below the average N/P ratio (2.6) of the past four quarters, due to a sharp increase in positive EPS preannouncements from Information Technology companies. This upsurge reflects three broader IT sector trends regarding 1) revenues, 2) estimate revisions, and 3) earnings performance for Q4 2009. Read on...
Regions: United States
Authors: John Butters
Products: Thomson ONE Investment Management
Keywords: earnings, guidance, revenues, S&P 500
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Cost Containment Will Not Last Forever
Will Revenues Rebound as Cost-Savings Opportunities Dwindle?
22-Sep-2009
Over the past year, companies have been accelerating cost savings, and this is appearing as improving earnings on the bottom line -- yet year-over-year top-line revenue growth has been in decline. If earnings growth continues to rely on cost containment, and that trend begins to fade (as we expect), then equity markets may face pressures ahead.
Regions: United States
Authors: David Dropsey
Products: ThomsonONE.com Investment Banking
Keywords: earnings, revenues, S&P 500
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Estimate Aggregates: Early Warning System
Rankings Help Assess Prospects for Sectors, Industries, and Companies
15-Sep-2009
This study identifies industries with the highest expected F12M revenue growth rates. It uses StarMine’s ability to aggregate revenue changes and evaluate analyst sentiment within the last 30 days to choose sectors and industries in the S&P 500 that appear poised to outperform the market. Consumer Staples and Health Care are among those that, based on their increasing revenue bases, rank high in this rising market, despite being viewed as traditionally defensive sectors in a bullish market.
Regions: United States
Authors: Sridharan Raman
Products: StarMine Professional
Keywords: earnings, revenues, S&P 500
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