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The Earnings per share or EPS estimates is another object that gets fundamental data/ratios for US stocks (US listed companies).
It gets 15 items for several quarters and fiscal years. The data is stored in the "EPS_Estimates" database and it contains the following fields:
Q0 Consensus Estimate: Based on several analysts that are following the current stock, this field contains the consensus earnings per share estimate for the last fiscal quarter.
Q1 Consensus Estimate: This one gets the earnings per share estimate of the current fiscal quarter.
Q2 Consensus Estimate: The consensus earnings per share estimate for the next fiscal quarter.
# Analysts in Q0 Consensus: The total number of analysts providing earnings estimates for the stock and for the last previous quarter. Large capitalization companies are followed by more analysts than other medium or small cap stocks.
# Analysts in Q1 Consensus: The number of analysts providing earnings estimates for the current quarter.
# Analysts in Q2 Consensus: The number of analysts providing earnings estimates for the next fiscal quarter.
Standard Deviation of Q1 Consensus as a percent of Q1 Cons: Standard deviation measures the dispersion of a variable; this field calculates the estimate uncertainty and the variability in the consensus estimate of the current quarter.
Standard Deviation of Q2 Consensus as a percent of Q2 Cons: The variability in the consensus estimate of the next quarter.
F0 Consensus Estimate: The consensus EPS estimate for the last fiscal year.
F1 Consensus Estimate: The consensus EPS estimate for the current fiscal year.
F2 Consensus Estimate: The consensus earnings per share estimate for the next fiscal year.
# Analysts in F0 Consensus: The number of analysts providing earnings estimates for the last fiscal year EPS.
# Analysts in F1 Consensus: The number of analysts providing earnings estimates for the current fiscal year EPS.
# Analysts in F2 Consensus: The number of analysts that provided an estimate of the next fiscal year EPS.
Standard Deviation of F1 Consensus as a percent of F1 Consensus: A measure of estimate uncertainly for the current year.
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