via MarketWatch Trade tensions, weather and slowing growth are pulling down earnings expectations Investors should start bracing themselves for an earnings recession, with first-quarter numbers for the S&P 500 expected
By Matthew Kerkhoff, FS Earnings season officially kicks off this week, so let’s begin with a quick look at how expectations have evolved, and what it could mean for stock
by Lance Roberts With the fourth quarter of 2018 reporting season now behind us, we can take a look at what happened with earnings to see what’s real, what’s not,
how is this even possible in the "greatest economy ever"? pic.twitter.com/IOGeOfMUOp — Alastair Williamson (@StockBoardAsset) April 7, 2019 "If -4.2% is the actual decline forthe quarter, it will mark the
by hyousef333 Beer Business Delivers Double-Digit Net Sales and Operating Income Growth for FY19 Company Generates Record Operating Cash Flow Signs Agreement to Sell Portion of Wine & Spirits
by WARREN MOSLER Expect Pre-Earnings Frowns to Turn Upside Down (WSJ) Analysts polled by Refinitiv think earnings per share for companies in the S&P 500 will be down 2% from
Samsung Electronics said Tuesday morning it expects first quarter earnings to come below market expectations due to weakness in its display and memory businesses. In a regulatory filing, the world’s
via @ericbeebo: Companies with fatter margins may be maintaining them for not-so-good reasons: declining competition Watch trends in NIPA earnings and margins — they lead the S&P, and the S&P in
via trueeconomics: As raging buybacks of shares and M&As have dropped the free float available in the markets over the recent years, Earnings per Share (EPS) continued to tank. Yet, S&P
by timeinthemarket CNBC: Kraft Heinz slashes dividend, discloses SEC subpoena — stock tanks Kraft Heinz disclosed it has received a subpoena from the SEC as part of an investigation into the
via upfina: It should be no surprise to investors that earnings estimates for both Q1 2019 and full year 2019 have been cratering. We have been discussing this story for a
Q1 2019 earnings expectations are now negative. Q2 expectations are below the inflation rate, meaning the first half of the year is now expected to have no real growth. Full-year
via CNBC: Earnings estimates keep coming down and now the first quarter forecasts are calling for a negative quarter for the S&P 500. But the year 2019 profits don’t look
by Troy As the stock market rallies higher and is on the verge of breaking out above its 200 day moving average, the outlook for Q1 2019 corporate earnings growth
by WARREN MOSLER Looks like this source of private sector deficit spending may have been the driver behind about 1.5% of GDP growth, taking the place of bank lending. But
Since Powell backtracked and the PBOC stepped up liquidity injections, global money supply has roundtripped to March 18 levels. Forget earnings or macro. This is why markets have rallied. pic.twitter.com/ANxj0EcdD1