This is a steep 4.6 times the 11% in growth in earnings that IBES forecasts.
The IBES forecast of earnings-per- share growth over the next three years is 14% a year.
ADRs of the Athens bank sell for 14 times their Thomson IBES 2007 consensus earnings forecast.
Shares of Tianjin currently trade for 17 times their Thomson IBES 2007 consensus earnings forecast.
We combed through the 6, 000 companies tracked by IBES to find those that have some of the highest growth forecasts.
IBES' forecast of growth in earnings per share growth over the next three years is 14% a year.
It trades at 11 times its Thomson ibes consensus estimate for 2008 profits.
IBES, Wall Street expects corporate earnings to grow by around 12% this year.
Callahan's computer starts with a company's average earnings over the last decade and earnings growth projected by IBES for five years.
Shares of SkyWest and Mesa sell for a respective 10 and eight times their Thomson IBES consensus earnings forecast for 2007.
Nevertheless, it trades at just nine times Thomson IBES next-12-months earnings projections.
Schlumberger sells for 17 times its Thomson IBES consensus for next-12-month earnings.
Genting's shares sell for 19 times its Thomson IBES 2008 profit forecast.
Analysts reporting to Thomson IBES expect ICAP to increase profits at an annual clip of 12% over the next three to five years.
In fact, seven of 11 analysts reporting to Thomson IBES on the stock have positive ratings, a bad sign for the contrarian investor.
Shares of Pacific Andes sell for just ten times their Thomson IBES 2007 consensus earnings forecast for the fiscal year ending next March.
Example: China, where the consensus forecast from Thomson IBES calls for 19% annualized growth in corporate earnings over the next three to five years.
We screened the Thomson Reuters IBES database via FactSet Research Systems and found five stocks where Wall Street analysts are marking their numbers up.
Following a 26% decline in the stock since early May, the company trades at 16 times what Thomson IBES records as expected 2006 earnings.
Analysts have upgraded next quarter's earnings-per-share estimates 35% and the full-year estimates by 29%, according to IBES. And the stock has almost doubled since early August.
Of the 242 European companies that have reported so far, a net 2% of companies have missed their earnings estimates, according to IBES, which tracks quarterly earnings.
That might not sound like much of a change, but it was the sharpest downward revision for the month of October since IBES began collecting earnings estimates 20 years ago.
At its current price, Garmin goes for 19 times the Thomson IBES consensus on earnings for the coming 12 months whereas Ceradyne's has a next-12-month price-to-earnings ratio of 11.
Shanghai Automotive has yet to report 2006 results, but security analysts reporting to Thomson IBES are looking for a 33% increase in profits in 2007 for the Chinese automaker, and for annual earnings growth at a 25% clip over the next three to five years.
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