This report highlights potential quarterly and annual EPS surprises based on the most recent estimates. This report takes into considerations the difference between the general consensus estimate and the most recent analysts' EPS consensus.
The surprise is calculated as [(Most Recent Consensus Estimate – Consensus Estimate) /Consensus Estimate] x100 %.
The potential surprises are then "normalized" (divided by the Standard Deviation of Consensus) and ranked. This rank is determined as [(Most Recent Consensus – Consensus Estimate)/Standard Deviation of Consensus]. The higher the Surprise Rank, the more there is a potential for a surprise.
Additional information provided by this report includes: fiscal period end month, number of estimates for each company, and expected report date.
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