How to get quarterly EPS estimate data on Eikon?

Hi there,


Could you please teach me how to retrieve data for "quarterly" estimate EPS on Eikon, not yearly.

thanks,

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Best Answer

  • Hi Jonathan,


    Thank you for your reply.

    I checked estimation figure of quarterly EPS of BA(Boeing). There is a quite difference of estimate figure of Q2 2021 between Python and Eikon. Figure of Eikon is -0.74, but one of Python is -1.1650.

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  • Hi @junichi.ishikawa,


    I would advise using 'parameters', e.g.: for data on each Financial Quarter from a start date (say '2020-07-14') to an end date (say '2021-07-14'), one could use the following:


    data1, er = ek.get_data(instruments="0#.DJI",
                            fields=["TR.EPSMedian.date", "TR.EPSMedian", "TR.EPSMeanEstimate"],
                            parameters={'SDate':'2020-07-14',
                                        'EDate':'2021-07-14',
                                        'Frq':'FQ'})
  • This code returns the following pandas data-frame:

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  • Hi @junichi.ishikawa

    The moderators here do not have deep expertise in every type of content available through Eikon.

    You may want to verify this with Refinitiv Helpdesk by asking if there's a way to retrieve the same figure using =TR function in Eikon Excel.

    If there's a way to do this using a formula in Excel, then this formula can be replicated using Eikon Data APIs. (to use the same fields and same parameters)

    The Refinitiv Content Helpdesk can be reached using Contact Us capability in your Eikon application.
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  • Hi @junichi.ishikawa ,


    Typing in CodeCreator in the search bar of Workspace allowed me access to the CodeCreator app:

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    From there, I went into the security (0#DJI) and field (TR.EPSMedian) that we're after; then, on the 'Parameters & Quick Functions' tab to the right, I used the 'Quick Functions' dropdown menu to select the specific measurement I looked for ticking the 'Series' box at the top right.

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    Then I pressed the blue 'Add' button that gave me Python code to use at the bottom.

    I would suggest using these tools to figure out exactly what figures are shown in Eikon.