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Although notable methodological developments have been realized when using Altman's (1968) bankruptcy prediction model as a starting point, a methodological gap remains in accurately predicting turnaround, linking content to process and context.

While cheap stock prices are always a welcome development for bargain-seeking investors, low P/E ratios haven't always been an accurate gauge of predicting turnarounds in the market.

But both analysts predicted a turnaround this year with 10percentt growth in revenues and no new casino opening to take a slice of the market.

After rising almost 50% from the lows of last October, we were curious if consumer data from social media had predicted Skechers' turnaround.

If you'd predicted that turnaround back then I'd have asked you what you were smoking and whether I could get a prescription for it.

Cisco Systems dropped 30 cents, to $18.83, a session after its inability to predict a turnaround ignited some selling.

Mr. Hill echoed Mr. Mandel by predicting a turnaround "beyond 2002," but offered these encouraging words to the sellers of ad space in the audience: "You have an opportunity, to come to us with creative ideas on how to gain market share, increase sales, in a recession.

Then again, he is always predicting the turnaround will come sometime soon.

Allaire was not the only CEO of a troubled company who bravely predicts a turnaround in 2001.

The central government moved to boost the property market and spur lending but analysts don't predict a turnaround in construction and steel until possibly the second half of next year.

There is no change"." Sony is predicting a turnaround for next year, as it believes that the PS3 and PS2 will sell a combined 16M units, and the PSP and Vita will also sell 16M together.