Recently, the owner of Soros Fund Management added PayPal , Intuit and CIT Group to his list.
PayPal
Soros may be interested in PayPal because of the company's future potential for growth. On average, analysts expect it to grow earnings 16.8% per year over the next five years.
Intuit
To start with, the tax and accounting software company recorded revenues of $713 million in its first fiscal quarter, which ended Oct. 31. That was up 17% year over year. What's more, Intuit, which is best known for its TurboTax product, has increased its forecast for adjusted earnings per share in fiscal 2016, which ends next October, to $3.45-$3.50 per share, as against $3.40-$3.45 per share earlier.
CIT Group
In the most recent quarter, the bank holding company's net interest revenue was $271.1 million, more than double the $119.4 million in the year-earlier quarter. Diluted earnings per share grew to $3.61 in the latest quarter from $2.76 a year before.
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