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Basically, the SP 500 is Flat Over the Last 24 Months

January 7, 2024 Brian Gilmartin Leave a comment

The first week of 2024, the SP 500 has backed away from it’s all time (trading) high of 4,818, from…

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Posted in: annual return, JPM

JP Morgan Earnings Preview: Stock Nears Oct ’21 All-Time-High

January 6, 2024 Brian Gilmartin Leave a comment

The big banks don’t report until Friday, January 12th, 2024, but it might help to throw JPM’s earnings preview out…

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Posted in: JPM

2023 Laggards Play Catch-Up since 10/31

December 13, 2023 Brian Gilmartin Leave a comment

Have never done this before but a number of laggards in 2023 have suddenly started to catch fire, since the…

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Posted in: GS, JPM, NKE, SCHW

Earnings Previews of Big Financials Reporting Friday, October 13th, 2023

October 9, 2023 Brian Gilmartin Leave a comment

In yesterday’s (Saturday, October 7, 2023) blog post, the names of companies that were reporting this coming week that might…

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Posted in: C, Financial sector, JPM, SCHW

Financial sector: Q1 ’23 and 2023 Actually Faces Easier Compares vs 2022

April 1, 2023 Brian Gilmartin Leave a comment

Thinking about yesterday’s post, it was surprising to see the Financial sector with expected EPS growth for Q1 ’23 of…

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Posted in: Financial sector, Financials, JPM

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