Not really. The past few month

2023-01-12

Not really. The past few months have shownthat solid earnings doesn't result in upward movement much. Yes it might outperform the peers in a few trading sessions, but the gain is nothing. Whereas in the point of time when the market is upbeat due to favorable news related to rate hike, the increase is way more than that from a positive reporting session.

The Stock Market Should Worry About Earnings, Not Rate Hikes

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LesterTan
2023-01-12
LesterTan
In the long run, solid companies still outperform.
- LiuKarKit:
  Agreed, thought in view of short term results, which for some reason this article’s writing leans towards (my personal opinion), favorable news related to rate hikes has bigger impact on stock movement.
RK0948
2023-01-12
RK0948
Good to share more in future
RK0948
2023-01-12
RK0948
Thanks for sharing
BullishKing
2023-01-12
BullishKing
ok
EPK
2023-01-12
EPK
K
Xiiao
2023-01-12
Xiiao
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In 2019, before the pandemic, the index’s operating margin was 15.5%.Lower margins plus lower sales imply an ugly drop in earnings, indicating that analysts are likely to keep lowering their forecasts for profits. 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