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Category: Market-Cap weights

4 Reasons to Be Wary of Today’s Stock and Bond Market

November 3, 2024 Brian Gilmartin Leave a comment

1.) Looking at the sector weights in SP 500 market cap terms as of Friday night, 11/1/24, technology is 32%…

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Posted in: Corporate High Yield, Credit markets, Credit spreads, Financial sector, Financials, High-Yield Credit, JNK, Market-Cap weights, Technology, TLT, TNX, Treasuries

SP 500 Earnings: Market Cap Weight vs Earnings Weight Updated

March 28, 2024 Brian Gilmartin Leave a comment

A reader asked last week what was driving the SP 500 earnings growth, and while you could write a book…

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Posted in: Earnings Weight vs Market Cap, Market-Cap weights

Market Cap vs Earnings Weights for SP 500 Sectors

January 22, 2024 Brian Gilmartin Leave a comment

Here’s a table that Refinitiv publishes only occasionally, but it’s valuable since it gives perspective on the SP 500 sector’s…

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Posted in: Earnings Weight vs Market Cap, Market-Cap weights

SP 500 Earnings Update: The 2020 “Opposite-Trade” Remains in Place – Earnings Revisions Still Positive

March 12, 2021 Brian Gilmartin Leave a comment

The RSP is up about 10% YTD, while the QQQ’s are just barely positive and the SP 500 – before…

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Posted in: Market-Cap weights, Weekly Earnings Update

The Endless “Bull vs Bear” and “Value vs Growth” Debate

September 13, 2020 Brian Gilmartin Leave a comment

Per our technical software, the SP 500 has declined a little over 6% the last two weeks, while the QQQ…

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Posted in: BlackRock, Earnings, Growth v Value, Market breadth, Market-Cap weights

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