While the pace of corporate earnings is set to pick up in the coming days, the near-term focus will once again be on Washington and whether the House votes to impeach President Trump for a second time as well as prospects for another round of COVID-19 relief.
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With the presidential election behind us and the Covid-19 vaccines rolling out across the country, investors seem to be looking forward to a strong economy with future earnings trending upward and unemployment rates falling.
This week, earnings for the fourth quarter will start to come in. Based on indicators for estimating earnings relative to expectations, it is likely to be a less spectacular season of beats than we have seen in the past, but investors shouldn’t read too much into that.
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JPMorgan Chase (JPM), the nation’s largest bank by deposits and revenue, is set to report fourth quarter fiscal 2020 earnings results Friday before the opening bell.
The next few days are likely to see tempered enthusiasm in the market as investors digest positive corporate earnings news and more details on President-elect’s stimulus plan
This week sees the latest iteration of the Consumer Electronics Show (CES), which historically has been the place where new product announcements and high-level keynote speeches showcasing the product development pipeline for the short- to mid-term are presented.
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Investors will be grappling with quite a bit in the coming days as political turmoil in Washington is likely to continue this week with Democrats moving toward impeachment proceedings against President Trump for inciting the mob attack in Washington last week.
The fourth quarter earnings season kicks off this coming week. Based on 2021’s first week of trading it seems "cautious optimism” is the tenor for stocks and other risk assets.