Understand Why Earnings Announcements Move Stocks

Analysts Are Usually Wrong, But They Still Move Stocks Almost every time a company announces earnings, it seems that the actual reported earnings per share is lost in the news. What matters, usually, is whether the company beat analysts’ expectations or not. If a company beats expectations, it means the analyst was wrong. The same is true if the company misses expectations. [SPONSOR] Critical: FCC approves revolutionary device (this changes everything) (clicking will automatically opt you in to Strategic Tech Investor's daily e-letter) A tiny company's game-changing device has just been approved by the FCC... and it's set to spark the most monumental technological transformation you'll ever see. This is the only device of its kind to receive this historic approval, and the floodgates are set to open any minute. With one tiny company at the heart of this revolution, even a small stake could reward you with astronomical gains. You need to hurry if you want to find out how to take advantage of this ground-floor profit opportunity. (clicking will automatically opt you in to Strategic Tech Investor's daily e-letter) The truth is analysts are wrong quite often. Companies tend to beat expectations almost 70% of the time. Despite the inaccurate estimates, estimates can help you increase your profits as we explain in our latest article. There is actually a good reason that the stock should make a large move after earnings are announced. And, it does have to do with whether or not the company actually beat expectations or delivered earnings that were below analysts’ estimates. We explain what that reason is and how you can benefit from this pattern in the stock market. We explain: • Exactly what analysts’ estimates are, where they come from and in general terms how they are calculated. • Studies showing how accurate analysts have been in the past and whether they overestimate or underestimate earnings, on average. • What you should expect to see in a stock after the company announces earnings and how these price moves compare, on average. • Research showing how stocks react to earnings estimates and we explain exactly how that knowledge could improve your investment performance. All of that potentially profitable information can be found right here...   Trading Tips' parent company was recently selected as one of America's fastest-growing private companies.

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