The stock market has been supported by a healthier-than-expected economy this year, generating returns that have helped many portfolios to partially recover from last year's bear market. Investors now hope these growth trends will translate into stronger corporate earnings since, in the long run, markets tend to follow the same trajectory as profits. With the economy's future still uncertain, what signs are there that companies might begin to see improved profitability?
We discuss in this episode of The Wealth Effect Podcast:
📉 S&P 500 Earnings Growth Rates
💵 Corporate Profitability
📊 Sector Dividend Yields
Show Notes
Matt Faubion, CFP®
Founder - Wealth Manager
Faubion Wealth Management
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