Growth Figures

[noie]

Hi,

I was wondering ,where (if) people look for company growth figures,
I am after 1-5 year grown calculations on Aussie stocks.

Thks

Sorry after earnings growth

 

[So_Cynical]

Annual and half year reports via the ASX web site would be the easiest way.

ALZ recent half year for example http://www.asx.com.au/asxpdf/20100727/pdf/31rj5j1vvzshyx.pdf

Found on this page http://www.asx.com.au/asx/statistics/announcements.do?by=asxCode&asxCode=alz&timeframe=Y&year=2010

 

[noie]

Argh , i feel so silly, i never looked in the most obvious place.
I knew most included a 1 year expected growth on earnings, and of course shareholders want to see the longer term.

Is there any independent calculator of this figure.. not that i don't trust the company , but i always look for multiple sources

 

[noie]

Another Basic Question..

Im looking at a stock in E-trade, Profile

Growth Rates		10yr	5yr		1yr		2yrFcast 
Sales 			-- 	2.4% 		1.8%   		--
Cashflow 		-- 	24.2% 		-1.9%		-- 
[B]Earnings[/B] 		-- 	[B]-206.4% 	-140.2% 	93.5% [/B]
Dividends 		-- 	-- 		-55.6% 		22.5% 
Book Value 		-- 	12.8% 		-4.7%		--

How can a company have a 1 year - 2 year + 5 year -?

And the Earnings don't look right

Earnings and Dividends Forecast (cents per share)

	Curr 	2010 	2011 
EPS 	-9.6 	9.9 	16.8 
DPS 	4.0 	5.0 	6.0

Is E-Trade poop, or am i not thinking about something?

Thks

 

[wildkactus]

I never have liked the figures given by the brokers

I work the ratios out from the annual reports,

for some reason they nearly always come out different, plus I tend to see other data in the reports that help explain some of the one off's that make the ratio's look off one way or the other.

happy trading

 

[noie]

I never have liked the figures given by the brokers

I work the ratios out from the annual reports,

for some reason they nearly always come out different, plus I tend to see other data in the reports that help explain some of the one off's that make the ratio's look off one way or the other.

happy trading

Thanks for the reply,
Do you know if is there a formula for a 5 year growth if the company only supplies 1 and 2?