Friday Trick or Trend
Trick or Trend: U.S. adds more Chinese tech companies to blacklist ahead of G20 meeting this week
Our regular (or occasional or perhaps occasionally regular) Friday series (actually running on Saturday this week) Trick or Trend looks at what might (or might not) be emerging investible trends. Exclusively on JAM. This post won't run anywhere else. Ever. You have to...Trick or trend: 2, maybe 3, real trends in a market of noise
Our regular (or occasional or perhaps occasionally regular) Friday series (actually running on Friday this week) Trick or Trend looks at what might (or might not) be emerging investible trends. Exclusively on JAM. This post won't run anywhere else. Ever. I think there...Trick or Trend: China’s economy slowed in May but I don’t think that brings us closer to an end to the trade war
Our regular (or occasional or perhaps occasionally regular) Friday series (actually running on Friday this week) Trick or Trend looks at what might (or might not) be emerging investible trends. Exclusively on JAM. This post won't run anywhere else. Ever....Trick or Trend: Can you imagine a worse week for oil markets?
Our regular (or occasional or perhaps occasionally regular) Friday series (actually running on Friday this week) Trick or Trend looks at what might (or might not) be emerging investible trends. Exclusively on JAM. This post won't run anywhere else. Ever. This past...Trick or trend: Crucial pivot point approaches for U.S.manufacturing
Our regular (or occasional or perhaps occasionally regular) Friday series (actually running on Sunday this week) Trick or Trend looks at what might (or might not) be emerging investible trends. Exclusively on JAM. This post won't run anywhere else. Ever. This week's...Trick or trend: Analyst earnings estimates continue to fall for Q1
Wall Street earnings estimates for the first quarter continue to retreat. According to FactSet, first quarter earnings per share in the Standard & Poor’s 500 are now expected to fall 4.3% year-over-year. That’s a further deterioration from the 4.1% drop in earnings Wall Street expected act the end of March. And it’s down from projections for 2% earnings growth three months ago.