
US
companies are warning about Q3 earnings at the second highest level
since 2001, with estimates well below what they were just three short
months ago. Of course, the US equity markets don't care - having rallied
aggressively in the face of this collapse; lubricated by
multiple-expanding QE and rev. repo. As
Reuters reports,
companies issuing negative outlooks outnumber positive ones by 5.2-to-1,
the most negative since the 6.3-to-1 ratio in the second quarter, when
however the "second half recovery" (which has been once again
indefinitely delayed, perhaps to the third half?) was said would take
place momentarily and lead to another mythical rebound. Industrials,
Materials, and Tech top the list for negative pre-announcements.
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