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Earnings Surprise

Earnings Surprise Last Year
Last Year

EPS Surprise %, Last Year, shows what the percentage EPS surprise was against the last annual report. If a company releases a number higher or lower than the consensus (a combination of all the released estimates), this is known respectively as a positive or negative surprise.

Stockopedia explains EPS Surprise

An upside surprise - where a company reports higher earnings than analysts predicted - has often been observed to trigger an increase in the stock price.

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The 5 highest EPS Surprise Stocks in the Market

Ticker Name EPS Surprise StockRank™
KOSDAQ:228670 Ray Co 102966.7 9
NMQ:MLVF Malvern Bancorp 10700 73
LON:KWG Kingswood Holdings 5100 42
BSE:TEL Compania Nationala de Transport al Energiei Electrice Transelectrica SA 4836.84 41
ATH:PPC Public Power SA 3440 26
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Earnings Surprise - Last Year

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