Earnings Estimates: 05/30/2019

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Empty estimates indicate data was not available. The latest estimates for earnings and economic indicators on May 30, 2019:

 
Ticker Wall Street (EPS) MTSI Estimate (EPS) Release
FTD - - 5/30/19 BMO
BITA - - 5/30/19 BMO
SPWH -0.10 -0.1 5/30/19 BMO
DBI 0.43 0.5 5/30/19 BMO
NGL 0.25 0.26 5/30/19 BMO
TITN -0.05 0.05 5/30/19 BMO
DLTR 1.13 1.12 5/30/19 BMO
SAFM 1.77 1.58 5/30/19 BMO
MOV - - 5/30/19 BMO
BURL 1.26 1.37 5/30/19 BMO
TECD 1.98 2.43 5/30/19 BMO
EXPR -0.31 -0.28 5/30/19 BMO
GHM - - 5/30/19 BMO
DG 1.39 1.38 5/30/19 BMO
JILL 0.17 0.22 5/30/19 BMO
ONVO -0.07 -0.05 5/30/19 BMO
CSIQ -0.44 0.17 5/30/19 BMO
RRGB 0.48 0.46 5/30/19 AMC
GPS 0.31 0.32 5/30/19 AMC
NTNX -0.60 -0.49 5/30/19 AMC
ULTA 3.06 3.09 5/30/19 AMC
MRVL 0.15 0.13 5/30/19 AMC
COST 1.83 1.94 5/30/19 AMC
WSM 0.68 0.77 5/30/19 AMC
COO 2.76 2.82 5/30/19 AMC
VMW 1.47 1.46 5/30/19 AMC
YEXT -0.10 -0.09 5/30/19 AMC
ZS - - 5/30/19 AMC
ZUO - - 5/30/19 AMC
OKTA -0.21 -0.17 5/30/19 AMC
UBER - - 5/30/19 AMC
 

All estimates can be found at the MTSI Estimize page.

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