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by Justin Spittler
Casey Research
Get ready for another bad earnings season…
Once every three months, publicly traded companies report their financial results. We call this “earnings season.” It’s an important time for the markets.
Earnings season is when publicly traded companies answer the question “How’s business?” Earnings reports tell us if sales are rising or falling…and if companies are making or losing money.
As you likely know, earnings growth is good for stock prices. From December 2012 to March 2015, earnings for S&P 500 companies grew an average of 4.7% from the year before. Over that time, the S&P gained 43%…one of the strongest rallies of the last 10 years.
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