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
EPS: $5.68 vs. $3.75 per share last year Revenue: $71.9 billion vs. $60.5 billion last year AWS: $7.3 billion (FactSet estimate) vs. $5.1 billion last year www.cnbc.com/2019/01/31/amazon-earnings-q4-2018.html
by JesusCItsJasonB www.cnbc.com/2019/01/29/apple-q1-2019-earnings.html Pros: -Gross margin if 38% across all businesses, 34.3% gross margin for iPhone, and 68% gross margin for services (Apple Pay, Apple Music, iCloud, …). Gross margin
Liquidity collapsed to multi-year lows in December. While brokers believe that dovish messages on rates from central banks will solve the issue, I believe they miss a bigger picture: Banks
Fasten your seat-belts folks. It is time for an earnings recession! At least that is what the South Korean trade data tells us.. pic.twitter.com/N92qnxlvZL — AndreasStenoLarsen (@AndreasSteno) January 22, 2019
via Zerohedge: The parade of weak bank earnings continued on Tuesday when UBS, one of the first major European banks to report, announced that it had missed analysts’ profit estimates
This got my attention. Global earnings growth rates are getting revised down at the fastest clip since 2009. This via Citi, who still expect a positive year for global stocks.
by hyousef333 – Fourth Quarter Net Revenues of $8.5 Billion and Earnings per Diluted Share of $0.80 – Record Full Year Net Revenues of $40.1 Billion and Net Income
The ‘eye of the storm’: SocGen says it can’t warn about stock-market problem enough Small-caps have traditionally acted as a canary in the coal mine for the larger market, as
by Troy The U.S. stock market has done well throughout the first half of January 2019. With earnings season just ahead and the stock market under its 200 day moving
via Zerohedge: Earnings season has yet to officially begin when the big banks report next week and it already looks like Wall Street is in for a rude awakening when
earnings season is starting:– Apple guidance cut– Macy's guidance cut– Delta guidance cut– Ford firing thousands– Jaguar firing thousands — zerohedge (@zerohedge) January 10, 2019 Apple cut revenue guidance
Samsung Electronics said on Tuesday that its fourth-quarter earnings likely decreased sharply due to lackluster demand in its memory chip business as well growing competition in the smartphone segment. The
Re: first day of stock U.S. Stock trading of 2019 "Earnings season is coming, the buyback window is closing. I look for much more volatility going forward." Danielle DiMartino Booth
by Troy The S&P 500 is now back above its 200 day moving average. Let’s determine the stock market’s most probable direction by objectively quantifying technical analysis. For reference, here’s