Earnings season is well underway and for the most part, the results have been positive. Of the S&P 500 companies that have reported, nearly 75% have beat or met their analyst expectations. Tuesday saw markets cheer on good news regarding Spanish debts, as major benchmarks had one of their best days of the year. But with both Spain and Italy in massive amounts of debt, not to mention Portugal and Ireland, it seems that euro fears will infect the market sooner or later. For now, investors will have a few more weeks to focus on earnings from the strongest opening quarter in nearly 14 years, and that trend will continue today [see also The Best (and Worst) Performing Commodities From Q1]. After market close, Microsoft (MSFT) will be reporting their most recent quarter’s earnings, as a number of eyes will be fixated on the tech giant. This quarter has seen some [...] Click here to read the original article on ETFdb.com. Related Posts: Global X Debuts NASDAQ ETFs: QQQM, QQQV AAPL Weighting In QQQ To Be Slashed Comparing A Dividend ETF With A Dividend Weighted ETF Direxion Debuts Equal Weight NASDAQ ETF (QQQE) ETFs To Bet Against Apple
Earnings season is well underway and for the most part, the results have been positive. Of the S&P 500 companies that have reported, nearly 75% have beat or met their analyst expectations. Tuesday saw markets cheer on good news regarding Spanish debts, as major benchmarks had one of their best days of the year. But with both Spain and Italy in massive amounts of debt, not to mention Portugal and Ireland, it seems that euro fears will infect the market sooner or later. For now, investors will have a few more weeks to focus on earnings from the strongest opening quarter in nearly 14 years, and that trend will continue today [see also The Best (and Worst) Performing Commodities From Q1]. After market close, Microsoft (MSFT) will be reporting their most recent quarter’s earnings, as a number of eyes will be fixated on the tech giant. This quarter has seen some [...]
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