Companies that fail to meet analysts' earnings expectations
A)are often rewarded by investors.
B)are often penalized by investors.
C)have had no consequences to the companies.
D)are forced into reorganization.

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Companies that fail to meet analysts' earnings expectations are often penalized by investors through a decrease in their stock price due to a perceived lack of financial performance. This can lead to pressure from shareholders and potential changes in the company's management or strategy.

Companies That Fail to Meet Analysts' Earnings Expectations