Once again, the market this week was all about corporate earnings. Indeed, it was the busiest week for earnings this quarter. And while next week also will feature some key reports, this week gave the bulls what they needed. And what markets needed was for earnings to come in at least “not as bad as

The market this week was all about earnings. Indeed, it was the busiest week for earnings this quarter. And while next week also will feature some key reports, this week gave the bulls what they needed. And what markets needed was for earnings to come in at least “not as bad as feared,” and earnings

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It is earnings season, and we saw that with a bevy of high-profile reports this week. Stalwart companies such as Goldman Sachs (GS), Johnson & Johnson (JNJ), IBM (IBM) and PepsiCo (PEP) all weighed in with results, and frankly those results (and many others) have been largely underwhelming. It is not that earnings thus far

Earnings season now has begun in earnest, and this week we saw a bevy of high-profile companies reporting results which best can be described as underwhelming. On the bearish side of the ledger, we started the week with downbeat financial results from Goldman Sachs (GS), which beat on earnings per share but missed on revenues.

Earnings season has begun, and this week we saw a bevy of high-profile companies deliver mixed results. On the bearish side of the ledger, we started the week with downbeat results from Goldman Sachs (GS), which beat on earnings per share but missed on revenues. More importantly, Goldman failed to provide a larger business strategy

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