div > div.group > p:first-child"> Michael Wilson, Morgan Stanley's chief U.S. equity strategist, says he's looking for two or more quarters of negative or flat growth, meeting the technical definition of a recession. Wilson, in a note, says first quarter earnings could be better than the forecast 4% decline in S&P 500 profits because of the propensity of companies to beat estimates.
The ratio of companies offering negative guidance compared to those forecasting positive results is the highest since the first quarter of 2016, the last year with quarters of negative earnings growth. At 3.3 times, the ratio is also above the average since 2005, supporting the view that companies should have 'lackluster' beats this quarter.
Morgan Stanley's Wilson also looked at sector level earnings expectations and said they are much worse in the first quarter than they were in the fourth quarter, when every major sector had positive earnings growth and just one had negative sales growth.
they were already bad last time and still went up. and we still have a trade deal on the horizon
So are they putting their money where their mouth is and shorting the market, or are they just trying to keep prices cheap for some hidden agenda, I never ever trust the big research firms that also run their own book of investments
Yep they said the same in 2008 , the market is fake and being propped up by banks , no way is the economy at 26,000 on the Dow especially when the White House is Calling for Q4 and a cut , they know what earnings are coming
Retail investors IRL
Bullish
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