Earnings live: Goldman Sachs and BlackRock profits beat, TSMC stock jumps on robust outlook
View original at finance.yahoo.comEarnings live: Goldman Sachs and BlackRock profits beat, TSMC stock jumps on robust outlook The fourth quarter earnings season kicked off in earnest on Tuesday with the arrival of quarterly reports from Delta Air Lines (DAL) and JPMorgan Chase (JPM)…
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With less fear priced in, it is more difficult to see relief rallies on earnings days
80% confidenceWe're all in for affordability
80% confidenceInvestment banking segment could rebound in coming quarters as deals get pushed out
80% confidenceInvestors are expecting a low-volatility earnings season based on softer option volumes and balanced positioning
80% confidenceOn Sept. 30, the consensus estimate for S&P 500 fourth quarter earnings growth stood at 7.2%
80% confidenceWall Street analysts estimate S&P 500 companies will report an earnings per share growth rate of 8.3% for Q4
80% confidenceRecent news flow has reminded investors that policy changes can sometimes be risks as well
80% confidenceOne big issue with the potential order is that it would restrict lower-end consumers from having access to any credit, which would upend the whole credit card industry
80% confidenceAn interest rate cap is not something that Citigroup would or could support
80% confidenceIf credit card rate cap happened as described, it would be dramatic
80% confidenceAffordability is clearly an important issue and one that Citigroup looks forward to collaborating with the administration on
80% confidenceCredit card rate cap would be a severely negative consequence for consumers and probably also for the economy as a whole
80% confidenceInvestors have grown to view policy as a one-way dynamic towards deregulation and factors beneficial to banks
80% confidenceIf 8.3% EPS growth rate holds, it would represent the 10th consecutive quarter of annual earnings growth for the S&P 500 index
80% confidenceInterest rate cap would likely result in a significant slowdown in the economy
80% confidenceTSMC expects 2026 revenue to increase by close to 30% year over year as artificial intelligence supports strong demand
80% confidenceThe only negative point in big bank results was really investment banking
80% confidenceUtility, healthcare, materials, and industrial stocks have been making the most unusually large moves on earnings-day in recent quarters
80% confidencePeople will lose access to credit on a very extensive and broad basis, especially people who need it most, as a result of credit card rate cap
80% confidenceThere could be unintended consequences of credit card rate cap
80% confidenceThe average implied earnings day stock move is 4.5% in either direction, below the long-term average
80% confidenceDon't see any way to even begin to contemplate how credit card rate cap would be implemented
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