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Update: January 5,2013: Forward S&P 500 earnings estimate at record high as Q4 ’12 earnings begin

January 5, 2013 Brian Gilmartin Leave a comment

Alcoa (AA) and Wells Fargo kick off the 4th quarter, 2012 earnings season this week. The key aspect to 4th…

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Posted in: AA, Earnings, F, JPM, MRK, PFE, S&P 500, Uncategorized

Earnings / Market Update: December 29 – 30, 2012: S&P 500 grew earnings 4% – 5% in ’12, started year at +10%

December 29, 2012 Brian Gilmartin Leave a comment

2012 will likely go into the history books as a pretty good year, with the S&P 500 up roughly 12%…

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Posted in: AA, BBY, F, Fiscal Cliff, GOOG, MRK, PFE, Uncategorized

Earnings / Market Update: December 22, 2012: Ignore Washington, and Focus on Market Fundamentals

December 22, 2012 Brian Gilmartin Leave a comment

As the 4th quarter, 2012 winds down and with all eyes focused on Washington, it has been a better year…

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Posted in: F, NKE, S&P 500, Uncategorized, WMT

Market / Earnings update: December 15, 2012: When Forward Earnings Estimates Don’t Work Well

December 16, 2012 Brian Gilmartin Leave a comment

There are a number of important earnings reports due out this week, including Oracle (ORCL), the enterprise software giant on…

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Posted in: Bond Funds, Earnings, FDX, Fiscal Cliff, NKE, S&P 500, Uncategorized

Earnings/Market Update – December 8, 2012: In a Sea of Uncertainty, Earnings Remain a Net Positive

December 9, 2012 Brian Gilmartin Leave a comment

The “forward 4-quarter earnings estimate” (per ThomsonReuters) for the S&P 500 as of Friday, December 7th was $109.20, down from…

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Posted in: Earnings, F, Fiscal Cliff, Uncategorized

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