The stock is at $27.15 up $2.81 (11.59%).
My problem is that the stock was up 7.8% yesterday and a miss could be very expensive.
Not a lot of public guidance but since ENER blew away the estimates last week, followed by CSIQ this week it sure does seem that this is the "Happy Time"*.
From Briefing.com:
Date | Page | Headline |
16-Apr-08 | Up/Down | YGE: Lehman starts at OVERWEIGHT |
27-Feb-08 | Up/Down | YGE: Citigroup starts at HOLD |
27-Feb-08 | Up/Down | YGE: Banc of America cuts to NEUTRAL |
19-Feb-08 | Up/Down | YGE: Jesup & Lamont reits BUY |
19-Feb-08 | Up/Down | YGE: AmTech Research reits BUY |
15-Feb-08 | Guidance | YGE guides above consensus |
15-Feb-08 | Earnings | YGE misses by $0.02 |
13-Feb-08 | Up/Down | YGE: AmTech Research starts at BUY |
From Yahoo Finance:
Earnings Est | Current Qtr Mar-08 | Next Qtr Jun-08 | Current Year Dec-08 | Next Year Dec-09 |
Avg. Estimate | 1.33 | 1.38 | 6.53 | 13.52 |
No. of Analysts | 9 | 9 | 12 | 11 |
Low Estimate | 1.05 | 1.12 | 5.38 | 5.45 |
High Estimate | 1.78 | 1.78 | 7.34 | 25.39 |
Year Ago EPS | N/A | N/A | 2.89 | 6.53 |
*It's a WWII ref:
From June until October 1940, over 270 Allied ships were sunk: this period was referred to by U-boat crews as "Die Glückliche Zeit", the Happy Time.
Followed by:
Second Happy Time
The Second Happy Time was the informal name for a phase in the Second Battle of the Atlantic during which Axis submarines attacked merchant shipping along the east coast of North America. The first "Happy time" had been in 1940/41.
It lasted from January 1942 to about August of that year. German submariners named it the happy time or the golden time as defence measures were weak and disorganised,[1] and the U-boats were able to inflict massive damage with little risk. During the second happy time, Axis submarines sank 609 ships totaling 3.1 million tons for the loss of only 22 U-boats. This was roughly one quarter of all shipping sunk by U-boats during the entire Second World War, and constituted by far the most serious defeat ever suffered by the US Navy.