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8 min ago • u/weedmylips1 • r/wallstreetbets • nvidia_hits_1_trillion_market_cap • C
P/E ratio is calculated by Trailing Twelve Months EPS
TTM EPS for Nvidia is 1.91.
400/1.91 = 209 P/E
sentiment 0.00
23 min ago • u/TheRealDMiLL • r/investing • daily_general_discussion_and_advice_thread_may_30 • C
Should you use the TTM EPS in the P/E Ratio or for the EPS for just the quarter and why? What is traditionally done? I see on Yahoo Finance they do TTM EPS for the P/E calculation.
sentiment 0.00
43 min ago • u/CalmGains • r/wallstreetbets • my_thoughts_on_hp_earnings_tonight • DD • B
HP Inc. (HPQ) is scheduled to report second-quarter fiscal 2023 results today, after-hours. The webcast will be available at www.hp.com/investor/2023Q2Webcast
Analysts forecast earnings of $0.760 per share compared to earnings of $1.08 per share in the same quarter of the previous year. They're also expecting sales of $13.07 billion, an decrease of 20.72% over the prior year quarter. For the current fiscal year, they expect earnings per share of $3.31 compared to $4.08 per share in the previous year. On average, the expected revenue is $55.09 billion, compared to $62.98 billion last year.
HPQ’s second-quarter performance is likely to have witnessed a negative impact of the slowdown in consumer demand for PCs and high inventory levels. HP witnessed the robust demand for its PCs during the pandemic-led work-and-learn-from-home wave. However, the reopening of economies and offices, inflationary pressure and recession concerns have been waning the demand for PCs.
Furthermore, enterprises are postponing their large IT spending plans due to the weakening global economy amid ongoing macroeconomic and geopolitical issues. This might have hurt HPQ’s commercial PC sales in the to-be-reported quarter. Per the preliminary data released by the International Data Corporation (IDC) in April 2023, PC shipments in the January-March 2023 quarter plunged 29% year over year to 56.9 million units. The latest data compiled by the market research firm depicts the fifth consecutive quarter of a PC sales decline following two successive years of strong year-over-year growth, driven by the pandemic-led increased demand for remote working and online-learning tools.
According to IDC, the year-over-year fall was mostly brought on by a decline in consumer demand for PCs, excessive inventory levels, and a dismal prognosis for the economy. PC demand fell as a result of persistent economic and geopolitical uncertainty and softening IT spending.
HPQ’s Printing division’s sales are likely to have been hampered by softened consumer demand. The consensus mark for the segment’s second-quarter revenues is pegged at $4.58 billion, indicating a year-over-year drop of 7.8%.
Additionally, HPQ's second-quarter bottom line probably reaped the rewards of competitive pricing, strict cost control, and a superior product mix. The advantages are likely to be more than offset by decreased revenues, higher commodity prices, unfavourable currency exchange rates, additional expenditures in innovation, and the go-to-market strategy.
This sounds pretty bearish. What's interesting is that HP did beat EPS last quarter and still dropped. I think getting puts would be a pretty easy choice, considering everything above. I'll be grabbing the HPQ 6/2 30p for 41 bucks each. Unless you think they'll say "AI" a bunch of times, it would be unreasonable to grab calls.
sentiment 0.93
44 min ago • u/gayforgoblin • r/wallstreetbets • daily_discussion_thread_for_may_30_2023 • C
7B Market Cap (9B Enterprise Value), 10.56 PE, 10 EPS, $884MM Q1'23 Revenue, 16.91% Net Income Margin
sentiment 0.34
1 hr ago • u/Masterchief_m • r/Superstonk • webull_is_making_up_the_q1_earnings_numbers_and • C
I can check later but how are past mistakes any excuse to keep on presenting wrong data? Millions of investors use the webull charting tool to make investment decisions and the date, the estimated EPS and the actual EPS shown here for Q1 are absolutely incorrect.
sentiment -0.79
2 hr ago • u/longhegrindilemna • r/ValueInvesting • costco_cost_share_price_still_refuses_to_go_down • Stock Analysis • T
Costco (COST) share price still refuses to go down, in spite of missing expected EPS
sentiment -0.56
2 hr ago • u/Papaofmonsters • r/Superstonk • webull_is_making_up_the_q1_earnings_numbers_and • C
The -.52 is last years Q1 EPS. It seems to just be a place holder.
sentiment 0.00
3 hr ago • u/phonzadellika • r/Superstonk • gme_daily_directory_new_start_here_discussion_drs • C
Sorry to hear that, may positive EPS cause the MOASS to soothe your soul
sentiment 0.70
3 hr ago • u/No_Zookeepergame903 • r/Superstonk • gme_daily_directory_new_start_here_discussion_drs • C
Why does webull show our earnings happened today and there’s a “weekly preview” article talking about GME earnings call this week? For Q1 Estimated EPS -2.49. Actual EPS -0.5200.
sentiment 0.00
4 hr ago • u/computery_stuff • r/wallstreetbetsOGs • daily_discussion_thread_may_30_2023 • C
they're shit
all they do is lose money
https://finance.yahoo.com/quote/U/financials?p=U
look at EPS each year
unity's main competitor is godot, and it's free
sentiment -0.46
4 hr ago • u/phonzadellika • r/Superstonk • gme_daily_directory_new_start_here_discussion_drs • C
Another day of drinkin' coffee and holding my favorite stock.
Here's to positive EPS causing a wave of tendies so large it drowns the world
sentiment 0.48
5 hr ago • u/FarrisAT • r/stocks • rstocks_daily_discussion_technicals_tuesday_may • C
ER across tech was phenomenal?
On average, FAANG+M saw 6% EPS beat and 4% revenue beat...
sentiment 0.00
8 hr ago • u/BetweenCoffeeNSleep • r/wallstreetbets • tgt_as_bullish • C
The beauty of equity predictions is that we get to see how things play out.
I predict that Target trends sideways or slightly down in the near term, and gets a hard run up within the next year. Discretionary pull forward effects from the pandemic will be running off as the market recovers, their excess inventory is nearly gone, they’ve navigated a sales mix evolution (increasing staples) without giving up strong assortments like cosmetics or home goods, EPS has grown more than revenue, and traffic has been up.
We’ll see how it all shakes out. Maybe I’m wrong. If I am, it won’t cost me anything. I don’t invest directly into retail companies.
sentiment 0.15
8 hr ago • u/hatgineer • r/Superstonk • webull_is_making_up_the_q1_earnings_numbers_and • C
I don't mind the date, but faking the EPS is scummy
sentiment -0.57
13 hr ago • u/sixpointnineup • r/wallstreetbets • cathie_woods_pr_wheels_spinning • DD • B
Bloomberg headline: **Too Rich for Cathie Wood, Nvidia Shares Stretch Valuation Limits**
I'm not saying Nvidia is a buy, but let's cut the PR spin and call out Cathie Woods for bad forecasting.
Nvidia's Q4 2023 Revenue was $6.051Bn.
(then Cathie Woods sold Nvidia, presumably)
Q1 2024 Revenue came in at $7.192Bn with a monster Q2 guide of $11Bn.
This is how the valuation looks:
Revenue = $11Bn
Gross margin of 70%
Opex of \~$1.75Bn
Operating income of $5.95Bn
(who the f\*\^% knows what the tax rate will be, but let's say...)
Net income of $5.1Bn or **EPS of $2.069 on a non-GAAP basis.**
Now, annualise this = \~$8.279
Before the result, Nvidia's stock price was \~$305, **which puts it on a PE of 36.8x if Cathie Woods forecasted better.**
Too rich???? She missed one of the biggest gains of all time.
sentiment -0.55
16 hr ago • u/InTheGale • r/stocks • what_would_you_do_currently_holding_11_million_in • C
Reading all these arguments betting against Google makes me want to hold for a very long time... OP definitely shouldn't, though.
To the AI doomsayers: why do you assume Google will do nothing if ChatGPT threatens search? Before it does, Google will put an equivalent product into search. Even if ChatGPT stole away some queries, it won't steal the valuable ones. Only a small fraction of queries to Google meaningfully contribute to their bottom line, and the ones that do are not ones ChatGPT can help with, e.g. "best price nikon z9". ChatGPT isn't going to bring you to a website to complete your purchase for that query, and this is where the ad dollars are spent.
Are you worried about the decreased margins if the cost per query goes up due to AI? Well, maybe in the short run, but in the long run there is a long history of new computer technology getting exponentially cheaper as we figure out how to optimize it.
Digital ad spend is projected to increase by \~8%/yr through 2030. And the elephant in the room that nobody seems to even be talking about: Google Cloud will probably be comparably as profitable as Search by \~2030.
Math:
2022 Google Cloud revenue: 26.2B
Estimated 2030 Cloud computing market size: 1.5T.
Google market share: 10%.
Est. Google Cloud Revenue 2030: 150B
Growth CAGR needed to achieve this: 28% (less than Google Cloud has been growing)
Amazon Web Services margin (why shouldn't Google eventually be as profitable as Amazon?): 29%
Google Cloud estimated profit 2030: 43.5B
Google profit before taxes today (Cloud contributes nothing to this): 71B
Assume 8% growth on 71B: 131B
Add anticipated Cloud profits: 174.5B
Subtract estimated taxes (same effective tax rate): 146B
Total number of shares: 13.16M
Estimated EPS 2030: $11.09
Current P/E: 28.32
Estimated share price 2030: 314.07
Rate of return on today's stock price: 13%.
Google's return since 2010: \~18%
sentiment 0.99
20 hr ago • u/PuzzleheadedSet5818 • r/wallstreetbets • most_anticipated_earnings_releases_for_the_week • C
$ASAN =FREE MONEY , AI integrations, EPS beat above 11% for all their quarters( EPS BEAT on Jan 2023 by 44.93%) Next report Apr 1. Do as you wish with this information you dopamine deprive wanker.
sentiment -0.60
21 hr ago • u/Parmeniusgracchi • r/wallstreetbets • wsm_high_probability_to_be_a_double_bagger • C
I agree.
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I've found another interesting play in AKTR. Their EPS will fall to $13 which is baked into the current price but they reckon they'll be able to hit $18 by 2025 and the massive gains in revenue have come from price increases of which they think they can retain 40%. Looks like a solid play to me just waiting for it to fall some more to get an even bigger win on it though at current prices its still a positive assuming they achieve their EPS which I think they can.
sentiment 0.98
22 hr ago • u/Bloodredtomato • r/ValueInvesting • weekly_megathread_markets_and_value_stock_ideas • C
Got killed on PLCE but been buying all the way. Still think this will be a huge winner. Margins improvements (cotton, container) too good to hold EPS down.
GCI starting to recover. +5% holding disclosed by Alden (who previously tried to take it private) just after poison pill expired. Unloved company, in an unloved sector - currently transitioning. Alden sees the value.
sentiment 0.61
23 hr ago • u/mcnealstash • r/wallstreetbets • wsm_high_probability_to_be_a_double_bagger • C
Not at all. A value trap is a company like verizon or at&t- levered players in saturated markets with no competitive advantage or moat. This company has zero long term debt- all the free cash flows the company makes go straight to the equity stakeholders.
I wouldn't expect any of the degen incels in here to understand how women spend money but how do you think wealthy women spend their family's money? They go buy overpriced luxury home shit at Williams Sonoma, West Elm, or Pottery Barn or some shit to stunt on all their bitchy country club karen friends.
WSM is a massive winner- they make so much fucking money they're buying back 9-10% of their company and can basically financially engineer their way out of this slowdown to make EPS look good on a year over year basis. The next time we get an economic upswing this thing will go to the moon.
The other thing that I really like about it is it has 15% short interest on it- meaning this thing is primed for a short squeeze on more solid earnings reports as shorts rush to cover. If you follow their most recent earnings report their margins have remained intact through this economic slowdown and they're still making money- which means that equity stakeholders are literally getting richer and richer every day they hold the stock.
Have fun being poor you fucking degenerate bitches, WSM to the moon!
sentiment 0.97


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