.gif){kind=logo}
Looking back at recent company statements regarding earnings and guidance, there seems to be a big disparity in the type of companies reporting above average numbers to those reporting below average numbers.Beating
- Intel Corporation (NASDAQ: INTC) -- Q3 guidance
- National Semconductor Corporation (NYSE: NSM) -- Q1 earnings
- Western Digital Corporation (NYSE: WDC) -- Q1 guidance
- Texas Instruments Inc (NYSE: TXN) -- Q3 guidance
- Staples Inc (NASDAQ: SPLS) -- Q2 earnings, Q3 guidance
- Office Depot Inc (NYSE: ODP) -- Q2 earnings
- Harley Davidson Inc (NYSE: HOG) -- 2H2007 guidance
- Weyerhaeuser Company (NYSE: WY) -- Q3 guidance
Closing Bell: Economic Catapult for Thanksgiving & Black Friday (WMT, TGT, GRMN, GOOG, MSFT)
Deere up on Q4 earnings performance
Reid Hoffman: LinkedIn will go public (at some point)
Reader Comments (Page 1 of 1)
9-12-2007 @ 4:35PM
Murray said...
It seems curious that Buscemi conveniently omitted one of the most blatant misrepresentation examples of earnings forcast in recent months.
A month before postin 600,000 loss, Hector Ruiz CEO of AMD told analysts that their financial statement was going to be a good one. this was 30 days before the end of the quarter.
Come on Eric, how much AMD stock do you own???
9-13-2007 @ 6:06AM
Eric Buscemi said...
Sorry to disappoint you, Murray, but I do not own any shares of AMD or of any of the above mentioned companies.
Eric Buscemi