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Wall Street can’t agree on whether Expeditors’ boom is the new baseline

theloadstar.com · 4d

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Look: two banks looked at the same record airfreight quarter and reached opposite conclusions about what happens next: one has Expeditors’ earnings power fading back toward $6 a share by 2028, the other has it climbing to $9.10. That gap, not the beat itself, is the real story. Expeditors (EXPD) posted second-quarter* adjusted earnings per share (EPS) of $2.03 earlier this week. (*Our first take was: ‘Stellar delivery; overvalued; eyes on job ... The post Wall Street can’t agree on whether Expeditors’ boom is the new baseline appeared first on The Loadstar .

First report: Strong quarter for Expeditors, air freight leads the way freightwaves.com, 7d

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