Because the past year's earnings for almost all companies are meaningless, I have used the information from S&P's reporting of Q3 EPS to presume a 'normal' year would be 4 times Q3's results.
Of course there are LOTS of problems with that assumption, but .... Anyway if you are interested here are the 40 companies that survived the parameters:
Both P/E and P/OpE less than 16.
Ratio of earnings to opearnings within 10% of each other.
Revenue bigger than last year.
Earnings and opEarnings bigger than last year.
Of course there are LOTS of problems with that assumption, but .... Anyway if you are interested here are the 40 companies that survived the parameters:
Both P/E and P/OpE less than 16.
Ratio of earnings to opearnings within 10% of each other.
Revenue bigger than last year.
Earnings and opEarnings bigger than last year.
