Accolade, Inc. ACCD will launch earnings outcomes for its second quarter, earlier than the opening bell on Tuesday, Oct. 8.
Analysts anticipate the Seattle, Washington-based firm to report a quarterly loss at 44 cents per share, versus a year-ago lack of 43 cents per share. Accolade is projected to publish quarterly income of $105.01 million, in accordance with information from Benzinga Professional.
On June 27, Accolade reported first-quarter monetary outcomes and issued worse-than-expected FY25 income steering.
Accolade shares fell 2.4% to shut at $3.68 on Thursday.
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- Guggenheim analyst Sandy Draper maintained a Purchase ranking and lower the value goal from $13 to $6 on June 28. This analyst has an accuracy price of 72%.
- Stifel analyst David Grossman maintained a Purchase ranking and lower the value goal from $13 to $8 on June 28. This analyst has an accuracy price of 61%.
- Morgan Stanley analyst Ricky Goldwasser maintained an Equal-Weight ranking and lower the value goal from $12 to $6 on June 28. This analyst has an accuracy price of 74%.
- Needham analyst Ryan MacDonald maintained a Purchase ranking and slashed the value goal from $13 to $8 on June 28. This analyst has an accuracy price of 62%.
- Raymond James analyst maintained an Outperform ranking and raised the value goal from $12 to $16 on Jan. 9. This analyst has an accuracy price of 78%.
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