Photo Credit: Dave Center

Domino’s Pizza Inc. (DPZ) Releasing 7/25/17 BMO

The Estimize consensus calls for EPS of $1.25, three cents higher than the Wall Street consensus. Currently, the Estimize community is looking for revenues of $616.35M, just slightly higher than the Street’s expectation for $609.58M.

Domino’s is showing some impressive numbers this quarter, with a P/E ratio of 45.73 and a dividend yield of 0.86%. Likewise, the Estimize community is showing positive numbers for YoY growth for both EPS and Revenue, 28% and 13%, respectively. Last quarter, DPZ saw a negative return on equity of 12.21% and a net margin of 9.06%. Despite Domino’s’ simple food products, they focus their resources on elaborate marketing strategies and cross company collaborations. For example, they are introducing a “pizza theater” store front to make picking up your pizza the ultimate experience, as well as partnering with Twitter for an e-commerce wedding registry to order Domino’s for your bachelor/bachelorette parties and/or guests.

AT&T Inc. (T) Releasing 7/25/17 AMC

The Estimize consensus calls for EPS of $1.25, three cents higher than the Wall Street consensus. Currently, the Estimize community is looking for revenues of $616.35M, just slightly higher than the Street’s expectation for $609.58M.

AT&T is displaying a strong dividend yield of 5.4% but other problems such as competition from wireless networks and controversy over a potential merger may drive the stock downwards. Other wireless providers such as T-Mobile and Sprint have cleaned up their act and have taken some shares from AT&T. T-Mobile is also showing strong numbers for Q2, something analysts think is a result from previous AT&T customers going to T-Mobile instead. Moreover, AT&T has been in talks with CNN and HBO for a potential merger. Media and pay-TV corporations have presented this to the justice department is a problem because this merger would favor in house programming. Even President Trump chimed in and said that this merger would further concentrate media power.

Print Friendly, PDF & Email