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Declining Earnings in an Overvalued Market
Earnings are the single most important factor in stock valuation. Stock prices may diverge temporarily from earnings, but prices eventually correct. FACSET is one of the leading providers of software, research, analytical tools, and data for investment professionals. They publish a … Continue reading
Earnings and Revenues Decline While Prices Rise
I have written a number of recent articles about the troubling state of the equity markets. There have been many causes for concern: technical, fundamental, valuation, divergences, and global risks, among others. All of these are important, but none are … Continue reading
Posted in Earnings, Fundamental Analysis, Market Commentary, Market Timing, Risk Management
Tagged divergence, earnings, FactSet, P/E ratios, revenues
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The Three Things that Move the Market
The equity market seems complex, but it is really much simpler than you think. There are only three things that move the market. The following article will identify the three cause and effect relationships and use this framework to examine … Continue reading
8 Recent Cautionary Articles on Trader Edge
Happy New Year! As I mentioned in my holiday greeting, I had to deal with a number of issues in 2015 that limited my research (and writing) efforts. As a result, I had a backlog of several important market-related insights … Continue reading →