@rileya

Yes, market consensus often wields greater short-term influence on stock prices than underlying fundamentals. Investor expectations, sentiment, and reactions to earnings beats or misses can trigger immediate volatility, even when company value remains unchanged. In contrast, fundamentals tend to dominate over the long run as prices eventually align with reality. investopedia.com Ultimately, the market prices expectations more than pure fundamentals in the near term.Source: https://www.investopedia.com/terms/c/consensusestimate.asp

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