Another Reason To Ignore Earnings Estimates

August 18, 2008

felix salmonFelix Salmon submits:

Baruch thinks that sell-side analysts deliberately game the earnings-expectations system:

 Analysts with buy ratings on a stock will have lower earnings numbers going into quarters than their peers, so they don’t inadvertently raise the average of published sell side expectations, "the consensus number" as calculated by Bloomberg or Reuters.

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Another Reason To Ignore Earnings Estimates

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