Sentence examples for cutting estimates from inspiring English sources

Many analysts have already begun cutting estimates for the entire sector.

"We're cutting estimates across the board for the telcos," Goldman Sachs analyst Frank Governali Frank Governali told his clients this week in a research note.

Since May analysts raised their 1998 profit forecasts 11% for the brokerages below, while cutting estimates 9%, on average, for the 5,300 U.S. stocks tracked by IBES.

January's earnings report disappointed investors, and analysts are cutting earnings estimates.

Because lens care products have accounted for an even bigger share of Bausch profit than revenue, analysts have been sharply cutting earnings estimates for this year.

But if more analysts start cutting their estimates in the coming weeks, that could provide yet another incentive for traders to sell.

But Julian Callow of Barclays Capital reckons that may reflect the way the numbers are calculated: by valuers, who may be cautious about cutting their estimates.

Commodity companies were weaker on worries about slowing demand from China, with Anglo American down 18.5p at £13.42 and Rio Tinto losing 38p to £29.86, not helped by Citigroup cutting its estimates on iron ore prices.

But Julian Callow of Barclays Capital reckons that may reflect the way the numbers are calculated; the figures depend not on market prices, but on valuers, who may be cautious about cutting their estimates.

Barges loaded with metals, glass and plastic from the five boroughs will converge on the site, cutting, Sims estimates, about 250,000 miles that sanitation trucks now travel around town, a windfall for city air quality and traffic congestion.

It was among the first banks to prompt analysts to start cutting earnings estimates when it warned in early September of a sharp fall-off in its Wall Street businesses.