Have we reached this cycleโs peak earnings growth, indicating the imminent onset of a bear market? My latest blog post explores several risks, like peak earnings growth, that may be more myth than reality https://t.co/EJRa3t9xii
Have Purchasing Managersโ indices (PMIs) peaked, marking the beginning of the end for the current economic expansion? My latest blog post explores several risks, like peaking PMIs, that may be more myth than reality https://t.co/EJRa3t9xii
Is the age of the current economic expansion an indication that it is near an end? My latest blog post explores several risks, like the age of the expansion, that may be more myth than reality https://t.co/EJRa3t9xii
Earnings and the equity market: Since 1990, whenever earnings-per-share growth has been greater than 10%, the marketโs annual return has consistently been positive. The average annual average return of these years has been 16.7%
Q118 earnings: On a sector basis, all eleven S&P 500 sectors had positive year-over-year earnings growth in 2018โs first quarter. Energy, materials, technology, and financials posted the best earnings growth rates among the S&P 500 sectors
Earnings cycles: We believe the earnings recession in 2015 and the first half of 2016 marked the beginning of a new earnings cycle. If history is any guide, this cycle may be in early innings; the previous cycle lasted seven years and the one before it, six
The current period of accelerated earnings appears to be in its early innings. Matt Beaudry looks at what this trend may signal about market returns. https://t.co/qkXaODX3lX
Rising market volatility and headlines about a trade war are prompting questions about a recession. Here's why recession talk could be premature: https://t.co/0JV2RHf5b1
Matt Beaudry's perspective: For value-oriented portfolios to gain an advantage over growth-oriented portfolios, the financials sector will need to outperform. https://t.co/YLBal1YtPq