Trick or trend: Wall Street minds turn to the history of earnings recessions
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. In the last...
Half way to an earnings recession?
The latest  compilation of analyst earnings projections by FactSet shows that Wall Street is expecting earnings for the companies in the Standard & Poor's 500 to drop by 0.8% year over year in the first quarter of 2019. That's down from late January projections of...Financial markets decide earnings recession is over–time to sell my S&P short ETF
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Growth in U.S.economy in second quarter revised a little higher than expected
The newest estimate for second quarter GDP released this morning shows the U.S. economy growing at a 1.4% annualized rate instead of the 1.1% of the prior estimate. Economists were looking for growth of 1.3% for this revision and see 2.8% growth in third quarter
Easy to forget but Q3 is almost over–how are earnings doing?
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