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Management-employee alliance and earnings opacity

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Analyst Coverage and the Likelihood of Meeting or Beating Analyst Earnings Forecasts

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This paper examines the relation between analyst coverage and whether firms meet or beat analyst earnings forecasts. We distinguish between whether a firm's reported quarterly earnings meet (i.e., equal or exceed by one cent) or beat (i.e., exceed by more than one cent) its consensus analyst...

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Analyst coverage and the likelihood of meeting or beating analyst earnings forecasts

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International Diversification, SFAS 131, and Post-Earnings Announcement Drift

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Using 1990 through 2013 data of U.S. firms with foreign operations, we show that (1) the serial correlation of analyst forecast errors increases to the degree that firms diversify internationally, (2) post-earnings-announcement drift (PEAD) based on analyst forecast errors increases to the...

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