Hawaiian Electric Industries Reported Earnings
Hawaiian Electric Industries Inc, through its subsidiaries is engaged in electric utility and banking businesses operating in the State of Hawaii.
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Post-Earnings Announcement Drift
In 1968, Ray Ball and Philip Brown found that stocks keep moving in the direction of an earnings surprise after the news is already public. Six decades later it still happens — but the reason it is hard to see is the yardstick. Measured against the published consensus, a beat is a beat. Measured against what investors actually expected, the same report can be a disappointment, and the stock spends the next week telling you so.
Average cumulative return from the post-announcement open through the fifth trading day. The earnings gap is excluded.
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is confirmed to report Thursday, November 12, after the close.
Nu Holdings heads into its third-quarter report with a split that will be hard to ignore. Wall Street still expects one of the fastest growth rates in global banking, yet the stock has lost about a quarter of its value since the last report. Shareholders want to know whether that selloff reflects something visible in the numbers or simply a market that has stopped paying up for growth. The answer will come after the close on November 12.
The consensus calls for earnings of $0.22 a share on revenue of about $5.70 billion. That would mean revenue up roughly 37% from the $4.17 billion reported a year ago and earnings up about 29% from $0.17. By any standard, that is strong growth. The more telling comparison is sequential. Revenue is expected to rise only modestly from the prior quarter's $5.51 billion, and earnings are projected to be flat at $0.22. In other words, analysts expect the top line to keep compounding while profit per share stalls for a quarter. The whisper number of $0.24 sits a couple of cents above consensus. That suggests the more engaged part of the market thinks Nu can turn more of that revenue growth into profit than the published estimates assume.
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