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assessment is relative to extrapolative time-series models of earnings forecasts. The paper's results show that the forecast … on extrapolative models' forecast errors is stronger than on analysts'. This finding is consistent with analysts' better … ability relative to extrapolative models to forecast the earnings of intangible firms, and with analysts' ability to process …
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forecasts by 25.3%. This study may be the first of its kind to assess analyst earnings forecast accuracy at all listed companies …
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We analyze three different mechanical models to forecast earnings and compare their forecasts with those of analysts … from analysts' forecasts more reliable than ICCs based on model forecasts? And 3) does higher forecast performance also … reliability of analyst-based ICCs seems to indicate a missing link between forecast performance and ICC reliability, in fact …
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in private debt contracts. We find greater proximity between the analysts' consensus earnings forecast and the future …
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This study examines the stock-price reactions to analyst forecast revisions around earnings announcements to test … suggests that prior studies' finding of weaker (stronger) stock-price responses to forecast revisions in the period immediately …
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In this paper, we employ the earnings model developed in Ashton and Wang (2013) to forecast the one- to three …
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forecast when actual earnings exceed the consensus and the most pessimistic forecast when the consensus exceeds actual earnings …
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forecast and the subsequent earnings announcement. Thus, when firms disaggregate forecasts and subsequently release … multiple benchmarks. Thus, we show that issuing a disaggregated earnings forecast to achieve the associated benefits can …
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Researchers often do not distinguish non-GAAP exclusions that increase earnings from those that decrease earnings, overlooking the fact that EPS-decreasing exclusions (about one fifth of all analysts’ exclusions) could have different properties and valuation implications. Using both...
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This paper investigates the association between current dividends and analysts’ subsequent earnings forecast errors … positively correlated with analysts’ future forecast errors, suggesting that analysts potentially ignore the displacement effect … between dividends and analysts’ forecast errors has declined over the sample period; such a decline appears to correspond with …
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