What a first half of 2024 for stocks. What might we expect for the remainder? Straight from our recently published #LPLMidyearOutlook, the #LPLResearch team lends perspective in today’s special #WeeklyMarketCommentary → https://bit.ly/4d2IfZI
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In a nutshell, this means only a small 4% of stocks did better than "risk-free" assets. Are you buying that 4%? Peter Campbell, CFP® explains this and three vital questions to ask before buying a stock and why 👉 https://lnkd.in/e4zC5-gK
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The chart below shows the long-run returns to High Dividend and Growth stocks. What stands out? Over most of history, boring old High Dividend stocks have delivered higher returns than Growth. https://lnkd.in/d2U-R5ai Never miss an update from #KCR! Subscribe to our white papers and newsletters here ↓ https://lnkd.in/dC_jjzPp
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S&P 500 Tops 5,000. What’s Next? Stocks have picked up right where they left off last year, with new highs across the board and the S&P 500 officially closing above 5,000 for the first time. So, what now? Find out in the Weekly Market Commentary. https://lnkd.in/gKPi9Cwu
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With 14% of the #SP500 having now reported, the current growth rate of 0.5% is well below the 3.4% estimated blended growth rate at quarter-end. The #Magnificent7 💫 stocks continue to dominate earnings, excluding them drops the blended growth estimate 📉 to -5.9%. The ~160 companies reporting this week should provide investors with more clarity 🔎 on overall first-quarter #earnings performance. Read More: https://lnkd.in/eeNHefmh
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With the S&P500 around +26% on a total return basis YTD 2023, what components helped drive the market? About 145 stocks are at or above the 26% YTD return threshold and about 150 stocks have negative YTD returns. Which leaves about 200 names in the "middle of the pack". Major drivers of this year's returns are the usual suspects in tech and communication but also consumer discretionary. Defensive utility sector names suffered in 2023 in the face of higher financing costs. #ETFS
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Monthly returns of individual S&P 500 stocks have deviated more from their average since 2020 than in the prior decade. That’s why we got selective within our tactical, short-term views last year. More here 👉https://1blk.co/3T5Ld8J
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Better than expected. Coming into this week, 78% of S&P 500 stocks have reported earnings that beat estimates this quarter, slightly above the 5-year average of 77%. The blended earnings growth (estimates and actual) is currently 2.7%, above the -0.3% expected on Sept. 30. #EarningsSurprise #StrongPerformance #ExceedingExpectations #S&P500 #QuarterlyEarnings #PositiveGrowth #BetterThanExpected #finisterrehedgefund
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Despite corporate earnings improving over the quarter, stocks are still getting punished. At the end of October, of the nearly 50% of companies in the S&P 500 who had reported quarterly earnings, nearly 80% of those reported better-than-expected results. Yet, those stocks haven’t enjoyed the lift that we would normally see. Watch this week’s Money with Murphy to learn what this unusual phenomenon might foretell for market performance later this year. To view the video, visit https://lnkd.in/eaYdwCB #FiduciaryAdvisors #401k #403b #MarketUpdate #EarningsSeason www.fiduciaryadvisors.biz
Fiduciary Advisors Presents: An Unusual Trend with Earnings
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Looking to add something to your weekend reading? We give you the ST Top 25. This newsletter reports the 25 best-performing stocks in the $SPY, $QQQ, and $IWM YTD and tracks their performances over time. Read more here: https://lnkd.in/ez6scTZ4 #stocktwits #industryinsights #top25
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1moGreat advice!