A soft landing is possible, but that a 'tremendous' bull market probably isn't coming in 2023, Yardeni says Ed Yardeni of Yardeni Research thinks that the economy will likely hold up amid the Federal Reserve's rate hikes to tame high inflation, leading to a soft landing next year. Still...
Respected market analyst Ed Yardeni predicts the 10-year Treasury yield could further escalate, spurred by increasing anxieties overthe U.S. debt levels. He speculates that this yield could exceed 4.5% this year, potentially triggering a sell-off in theS&P 500 of up to 10%. Why Are Treasury...
Respected market analyst Ed Yardeni predicts the 10-year Treasury yield could further escalate, spurred by increasing anxieties over the U.S. debt levels. He speculates that this yield could exceed 4.5% this year, potentially triggering a sell-off in the S&P 500 of up to 10%. Why Are Trea...
The S&P 500, at 4450 at the end of June, traded at 20 times the consensus earnings estimate of $220.44 this year (based on June 20 data) and 18 times the 2024 profit forecast of $246.38, according to Yardeni.com. Those figures point to a modest 1.1% increase in ...
~ Ed Yardeni, Yardeni ResearchThe quantity of these buybacks is monumental (approaching $1 trillion annually). Goldman’s Kostin noted, “without company buybacks, demand for shares would fall dramatically” and that “companies will likely continue to fund spending by drawing down cash balances...
And Ed Yardeni points out that actually the earnings estimates have been rising for a lot of companies. The percent of companies in the S&P 500 with positive three month changes in their earnings, expectations hit 83% during the week of July 5th. And that just sh...
Its adjusted EBITDA was $462 million, and $164 million cash was available for distribution. Moreover, its revenue and EPS have grown at respective CAGRs of 16.6% and 20.2 over the past three years. Looking forward, NEE sees significant growth potential in the U.S. renewables and storage ...
Respected market analyst Ed Yardeni predicts the 10-year Treasury yield could further escalate, spurred by increasing anxieties over the U.S. debt levels. He speculates that this yield could exceed 4.5% this year, potentially triggering a sell-off in the S&P 500 of up to 10%. Why Are Trea...
Once in a while I need to post an update on all discovered correlations, we're getting a huge list already.
@user IS75 yep, SOXX, which I've made some nice gainson, as well as playing the Vix..kicking myself that I didn;t sell when it popped...argument against EWT is that we will have "rolling recessions" but not large 1929-st...