We really try not to second-guess quarterly results. Not only does one need to be 'right' on the quarter, but also right on the forecast and also right on the market reaction, which is often different than one might expect. ATS has been weak along with many mid-cap growth stocks. Its decline was not unique the past two months. Of the seven analysts on the stock, four are current and three had updates in September only. ATS beats estimates about 70% of the time, and the average (absolute) move on earnings is 6.27%, ranging from +17% to -11% moves in the stock over the past decade. With its large backlog we are not particularly concerned here.
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