How does the reported EPS compare to analysts' consensus estimates for Q2 2025? | OPHC (Aug 07, 2025) | Candlesense

How does the reported EPS compare to analysts' consensus estimates for Q2 2025?

What the press release tells us

  • Reported earnings per share (EPS) for Q2 2025
    • Basic EPS: $0.31
    • Diluted EPS: $0.29

These figures are the only EPS numbers provided in the GlobeNewswire announcement.

What we do not have

The release does not include any reference to analysts’ expectations, such as a consensus EPS estimate from Wall Street, broker research, or earnings‑forecast aggregators (e.g., Bloomberg, FactSet, Refinitiv, Zacks, etc.). Consequently, we cannot directly compare the reported $0.31/$0.29 EPS to a consensus figure using only the information supplied in the news item.

How you can obtain the consensus estimate

  1. Financial data platforms – Look up “OPHC Q2 2025 EPS consensus” on Bloomberg, FactSet, Refinitiv, or S&P Capital IQ. These services compile analysts’ forecasts and typically publish a mean (consensus) EPS estimate along with a high/low range.

  2. Brokerage research – Many broker‑dealing houses (e.g., BofA Merrill Lynch, JPMorgan, Wells Fargo, etc.) release earnings preview notes that cite their own and peers’ EPS expectations.

  3. Earnings‑preview newsletters – Services such as Zacks Earnings Preview, Seeking Alpha “Earnings Estimates”, or Yahoo! Finance’s “Earnings Estimate” tab provide a quick view of the consensus figure.

  4. Company’s investor‑relations Q&A – Occasionally, after earnings releases the company’s IR team will field analyst questions in a webcast transcript, where analysts may quote their expectations.

What to do once you have the estimate

  • Calculate the beat/miss:

    [
    \text{Beat/Miss (\%)} = \frac{\text{Reported EPS} - \text{Consensus EPS}}{\text{Consensus EPS}} \times 100
    ]
    Use either the basic or diluted number depending on what the consensus source reports (most consensus estimates are for diluted EPS).

  • Contextualize the result:

    • A positive percentage indicates the company beat expectations.
    • A negative percentage indicates a miss.
    • The magnitude of the beat or miss can influence the stock’s short‑term price reaction and may affect future guidance revisions.

Bottom line

From the press release alone, we know OptimumBank Holdings reported $0.31 basic EPS (or $0.29 diluted EPS) for Q2 2025, but the information does not contain analysts’ consensus EPS estimates. To determine whether the company beat, met, or missed consensus expectations, you’ll need to retrieve the consensus figure from an external financial‑data source or analyst research and then perform the simple comparison shown above.