Growth stocks can be some of the most exciting picks in the market, as these high-flyers can captivate investors’ attention, and produce big gains as well. However, these can also lead on the downside when the growth story is over, so it is important to find companies which are still seeing strong growth prospects in their businesses.
One such company that might be well-positioned for future earnings growth is Citizens Financial Group, Inc. CFG.This firm, which is in the Financial – Savings and Loan industry, saw EPS growth of 13.4% last year, and is looking great for this year too.
In fact, the current growth estimate for this year calls for earnings-per-share growth of 14.3%. Furthermore, the long-term growth rate is currently an impressive 19.6%, suggesting pretty good prospects for the long haul.
CITIZENS FIN GP Price and Consensus
And if this wasn’t enough, the stock has actually seen estimates rise over the past 60 days for the current fiscal year by about 0.5%. Thanks to this rise in earnings estimates, CFG has a Zacks Rank #2 (Buy), which further underscores the potential for outperformance in this company.
So if you are looking for a fast growing stock that is still seeing plenty of opportunities on the horizon, make sure to consider CFG. Not only does it have double digit earnings growth prospect, but its impressive Zacks Rank suggests that analysts believe better days are ahead for CFG as well.
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