The Urban Outfitters, Inc. (NASDAQ:URBN), lifestyle specialty retail company, expected to announces its first quarter results on Monday, May 20, 2013, as analysts predicts higher profit. The average anticipates is calling for profit of 29 cents per share, reflecting a increase from 23 cents a share a year before.

The forecasts have lagged behind from 33 cents more than the last three months. Analysts are predicting earnings of $1.93 a share for the fiscal year. Revenue is anticipated to be $654.9M for the quarter, 15.1 percent above the year-previous total of $568.9M. The revenue is anticipated at $3.16B for the year.

The average analysts (56.5 percent) rate Urban Outfitters as a buy. This evaluates favorably to the analyst ratings of its nearby nine rivals, which average 44.2 percent buys. Analysts have become more alert about the stock in the previous quarter.

As well, Campbell Soup Company (NYSE:CPB) announces its Q3 earnings on Monday, May 20, 2013. As analysts are predicting earnings of 56 cents a share, which is the precise same as a year before.

The consensus predicts has plunged from 57 cents in excess of the previous three months. The analysts are prediction earnings of $2.57 a share for the fiscal year. Revenue is anticipated to be $2.04B for the quarter, 12 percent more than the year-earlier total of $1.82B. The revenue is expected to roll in at $8.54B for the year.

Profit has plunged YoY in each of the previous two quarters. In the Q2, net income dropped 7.3 percent from the year previous quarter, whereas the figure plunged 7.5 percent in the Q1.