See It Market: Stocks Slide Despite Strong Earnings Results
See the full article on See It Market.
Key Takeaways:
- S&P 500 EPS growth for Q4 tops 30%
- Cash heavy corps have been putting money into dividends and buybacks, but the latter is changing in Q1
- The D/A ratio drops to its lowest level in 10 years, pointing to higher corporate confidence
- Potential surprises this week: CROX, SEE, PK, AMCX
- Peak earnings continue this week with results out of tech, hotels & leisure and retail.
Recent Content
-
What’s the Next Financial Shoe to Drop? Eyeing a Late Earnings Date Confirmation
-
FactSet Insight: March Investor and Analyst Days
-
Investor Day Month: Key Analyst Days Happening in March
-
FlexTrade: Macro-Data Drives Hedge Fund Strategies
-
Signs Point Towards Not So Rosy Outlooks from Retailers
-
FactSet Insight: Despite Robust January Retail Sales There Are Signs That Outlooks From Retailers Won’t Be So Rosy
-
A Pair of Bullish Earnings Date Confirmation Stocks and A Bearish Late Retail Confirmer
-
Investor's Business Daily: 7 Stocks Generate An Astounding 25% Of The S&P 500's Profit
-
See It Market: 2023 ETF Trends - What Investors Should Look Out For
-
Earnings Growth Improves as Investors Ready Themselves for Retailers
