Earnings Per Share (EPS) is how much net profit a company makes for each outstanding share of stock. To find EPS, divide the company's net profit by the outstanding shares. For example ...

Wall Street clearly dives into all of the other metrics and management's input, but the EPS figure helps cut through ... or Expected Surprise Prediction, aims to find earnings surprises by ...

Wall Street clearly dives into all of the other metrics and management's input, but the EPS figure helps cut through ... or Expected Surprise Prediction, aims to find earnings surprises by ...

Wall Street clearly dives into all of the other metrics and management's input, but the EPS figure helps cut through ... or Expected Surprise Prediction, aims to find earnings surprises by ...