Weekly Market Update 1/17/24: https://lnkd.in/exf2EGEC "After 2023 was a year in which improving valuations delivered strong gains, this year, earnings will likely have to do the heavy lifting."
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After 2023 was a year in which improving valuations delivered strong gains, this year, earnings will likely have to do the heavy lifting. Read more of our weekly market commentary here: https://hubs.ly/Q02gGr5H0
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The market is turning to a consolidation phase due to the absence of major triggers to support the current premium valuation in the near term, prompting investors to book some profits. The earnings season is around the corner, and the initial expectation is subdued. With stable input prices and ongoing price cuts, the period of margin expansion appears to be concluding, which is likely to affect earnings and valuations.
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After 2023 was a year in which improving valuations delivered strong gains, this year, earnings will likely have to do the heavy lifting. Read more of our weekly market commentary here: https://hubs.ly/Q02gGjym0
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Contrary to public opinion, earnings themselves have actually been quite strong in Q2 2024. The issue has been that earnings have underwhelmed relative to expectations - which is all asset markets actually trade on in the short term. The good news? Q3/Q4 expectations are much lower than Q2. The bad news? They’re still pricing in ~20% earnings growth for the biggest names in the index.
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📰 We deliver strong cashflow and significant earnings growth in Q2 2024, despite weak market conditions. Guidance for 2024 remains unchanged: We expect EBITDA pre exceptionals between 10 and 20% above 2023 level (EUR 512 million).
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After 2023 was a year in which improving valuations delivered strong gains, this year, earnings will likely have to do the heavy lifting. Read this week's Weekly Market Commentary to learn more: https://hubs.la/Q02gGLj90 #MarketCommentary #LPLResearch
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After 2023 was a year in which improving valuations delivered strong gains, this year, earnings will likely have to do the heavy lifting. Read this week's Weekly Market Commentary to learn more: https://hubs.la/Q02gGGBm0 #MarketCommentary #LPLResearch
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After 2023 was a year in which improving valuations delivered strong gains, this year, earnings will likely have to do the heavy lifting. Read more of our weekly market commentary here: https://hubs.la/Q02gMljR0 #Cortburg
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FY24 was the year when operating leverage and deleveraging the balance sheet enabled markets to report 22% earnings growth . Q1FY25 earnings appears to have begun on a sombre note ( even though market levels indicate otherwise ) with earnings growth < revenue growth due to rise in commodity prices and increased operating expenses even while companies are resorting to muted price increases and labouring their way to premiumize the portfolio . While the listed companies are clearly preferring to maintain market share rather than net earnings - what should an investor prefer ?
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