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3.17.14: SP 500 Operating EPS – Readers Should Like This

March 17, 2014 Brian Gilmartin Leave a comment

Attached is a spreadsheet we put together from Thomson Reuters data, which includes the “history” or trend in the SP…

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Posted in: S&P 500, SP 500 forecast(s)

3.16.14: Weekend Linkfest – Can we look Beyond Crimea, and China into Expiration Week ?

March 16, 2014 Brian Gilmartin Leave a comment

Every time I did into the SP 500 earnings data, I tend to come away thinking that the equity bull…

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Posted in: AA, Weekend Link Fest

3.15.14: SP 500 Earnings Update:

March 15, 2014 Brian Gilmartin Leave a comment

Per Thomson Reuters, the “forward 4-quarter” earnings estimate for the SP 500 actually rose $0.02 last week from $118.87 to…

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Posted in: FDX, LEN, LEN TIF, NKE, ORCL, Weekly Earnings Update

3.8.14: Weekend Linkfest

March 9, 2014 Brian Gilmartin Leave a comment

Best read of the week:. Putin will crap on Russia’s capital markets with his tough-guy display in Ukraine. May not seem…

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Posted in: Weekend Link Fest

3.8.14: SP 500 Earnings Update: Q1 ’14 Earnings Growth Continues to Deflate

March 8, 2014 Brian Gilmartin Leave a comment

Per ThomsonReuter’s “This Week in Earnings” the SP 500’s forward quarter estimate fell $0.32 this past week to $118.87 from…

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Posted in: Earnings, Earnings estimate revisions, FDX, LEN, NKE, ORCL, Weekly Earnings Update

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