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Month: May 2015

Weekly Earnings Update: Next Catalyst: Companies Reporting May Quarter End During June ’15

May 30, 2015 Brian Gilmartin Leave a comment

By the numbers: (Source: Thomson Reuters, “This Week in Earnings”) Forward 4-quarter estimate: $122.09, unchanged from last week P.E ratio:…

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Posted in: Amazon, Weekly Earnings Update, WMT

Memorial Day Weekend “Linkfest” Worth A Look

May 24, 2015 Brian Gilmartin Leave a comment

A photo that never ceases to choke me up. The only picture I’ve ever seen reminiscent of this, is JFK…

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Posted in: Weekend Link Fest

How are Energy Sector Earnings Looking into 2016 ?

May 23, 2015 Brian Gilmartin Leave a comment

If you aren’t reading Bespoke’s research work (http://www.bespokepremium.com/), you are missing out on some excellent and thorough research at a…

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Posted in: Energy sector

Weekly Earnings Update: Earnings Season Over – Growth Was Pretty Solid Across the SP 500

May 22, 2015 Brian Gilmartin Leave a comment

By the numbers: The forward 4-quarter SP 500 EPS estimate as of today was $122.09, up slightly from last week’s…

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Posted in: Apple (AAPL), Energy sector, Weekly Earnings Update, WMT

Treasuries – Most Oversold since 2009, But Conflicting Signals Grow

May 20, 2015 Brian Gilmartin Leave a comment

While contemplating a couple of different blog posts today, Gary Morrow’s post from This Week on Wall Street (TWOWS), pretty…

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Posted in: GLD, interest rates, thestreet.com, TLT, Treasuries, WMT

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