Analyst estimates
Forward forecasts beside each company's own five-year record — because the comparison is what makes an estimate useful.
Estimates are modelled for this demo
Forward figures are derived from each company's own trajectory with a growth fade applied, which approximates how sell-side consensus behaves in aggregate. In production this table reads from a consensus provider.
Forward estimates
Sorted by the gap between the forecast and the trailing record.
Reading the gap column. A small gap means the forecast continues what the business has already been doing, which is the easiest kind of estimate to believe. A large positive gap is a forecast of acceleration, and someone should be able to say what causes it — a new product, a cycle turning, a competitor leaving. A large negative gap is a forecast of deterioration, which is worth understanding before you buy the dip.