Investors could potentially win big with some of the companies that are popular on Wall Street and currently trading below their fair valuations.
Investors could win big with some of the companies reporting earnings this week that are trading below their fair valuations. The next few days make up the busiest week of the third-quarter earnings season. About one-third of the S & P 500 , or 154 companies, as well as 10 companies in the Dow Jones Industrial Average , are due to report earnings this week. The focus is sure to be on the "Magnificent Seven" titans posting results.
"NCLH's shift in strategy gives us confidence that the considerable pricing opportunity will not be offset by runaway costs," analyst James Hardiman wrote. "The growth trajectory points to meaningful earnings upside vs. the Street and a rethinking of the multiple." Hardiman added that investors can expect a 23% compound annual growth rate for earnings per share over the next three years. Insurance firm MetLife will report its latest earnings on Wednesday.
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