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Shift Decimal Point?
This is petty, but I added 'Revenue Growth (Year/est), Next Year' with an 'Edit' to 'Estimates' column header tab. For first stock (Agilent ticker 'A') in database the value shows as 480.00%. Decimal should be shifted two to the left -- i.e. 4.80% instead?
Also, hopefully I'm interpreting this statistic correctly since it is worded in a confusing way. Would it be accurate (and with better clarity) to say: 'Revenue Growth Next FY vs. TY Est'?
Customer support service by UserEcho
This isn't something we can change because it's coming directly from analyst estimates and the data provider.
It is 480%. Usually a high number like this comes up when the stock did really bad.
e.g. if a company reports $0.01 and then analysts think it will be $0.05 the next year, it's going to be a big number.
Here is example of display errors I am referring to for Revenue... and Growth... columns in a custom screener:
Ahh I see. Yes this is incorrect. I'll get the decimal place shifted.
Showing which data point is helpful.