Список проголосовавших за комментарий " <table class="BriefingDataTable" border="0" cellspacing="0" cellpadding="0"><tr> <td class="tickerColumn"> </td> <td class="articleColumn">CBS: Color on Quarter (65.24)<ul><li><strong>RBC</strong> notes that in 2016 CBS said what it would do, and then it did what it said. This kind of visibility and execution on strategy deserves at least an S&P multiple, so they comfortably value CBS on 17x P/E and raise their price target to $78 from $70; reiterate Outperform. </li><li><strong>Pivotal</strong> notes that CBS reported 4Q16 results with revenues below expectations, profit margins well above expectations and EPS that essentially matched forecasts. With refinements to their model for the year ahead, their price target is unchanged at $67 on a YE2017 basis and they maintain their Hold rating.</li><li><strong>FBR</strong> notes that CBS's in-line 4Q16 supported a bankable growth story that they see as the most appealing, on a fundamental basis, in the TV network group. Radio was stripped out as discontinued, due to the pending Entercom merger/split, resulting in revenues and adjusted OI not being comparable to consensus but adjusted EPS being comparable. Versus their ex-radio estimates, revenue of $3,518M, down 2% YOY, was $57M below their estimate of flat, mainly because the comp for a year-ago international licensing deal at Showtime was tougher than we modeled; and Showtime revenues of $501M were $25M light. Reiterate $86 price target and Outperform. </li></ul><p><em>Shares are trading ~1% lower pre-market</em></p></td> </tr></table>"