Is A Higher Earnings Bar Really Harder To Clear?
Ahead of quarterly earnings season, analysts have typically revised their earnings estimates lower. Why does that happen? The theory goes something like this: Analysts initially publish estimates that are a bit rosy,
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Why It Matters
Before companies report their numbers, analysts often lower their predictions. This is normal, not a sign of trouble or good news.
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