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Projected Corporate Margin Expectations Dip To 7 Month Lows
Buried in the Empire Fed manufacturing data is the forward expectations for Prices Paid and Prices Received. Taken together, somewhat obviously, they reflect businesses views of their margin expectations for the future. For seven of the last nine years, this future margin expectation has risen from mid-year into the end of the year (whether hope-driven or real fundamentals is unclear), but this year, the picture is very different. For the first time since 2007, future margin expectations have plunged into year-end as expectations for prices-paid have notably risen relative to expectations for prices received. Though the sample is small, the last time we saw such a huge divergence from the seasonal tendency for margin expectations was followed by an equity market reaction many would prefer not to remember.
The lower pane shows the implied margin expectations from the Empire Fed survey. Notice the pattern into year-end...
which is highlighted more specifically here - the blue line is the 10 year average seasonal tendency for the margin expectation (a fall into mid-year and rise into year-end). This year saw the same pattern into mid-year and then a collapse from June to November (Red line)... quite notably different.
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I see preparing for the worst now makes one some type of marginalized kook. it used to be that was considered prudent
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Why can't this guy get paid for unused vacation? Happens everyday in Corporate Ameriika.
paid for unused vacation in corporate Amerika? maybe at JPM but not at the Walmart in bumfuck arKansas
Let me guess, he thought Bankers were evil and should all be hung...
The word is 'hanged', let's not reach for the stars okay?
Difficult for a banker to be 'hung' when, by & by, they're categorically a bunch of pussies...
Let this be a warning to all you prudent people out there. Being prudent will turn your children into monsters. Do not rely on yourself, depend on the government to provide. Start by swallowing this psychotropic medication.
It's Connecticut...they're all hastening the economic collapse in one way or another.
EBIT/Sales 2013 dropping like Stones
no need for margin with QEEEEEEEEE
they'll make it up on volume/sarc
Baltic Dry Index should have to be halted...7XX lol , well who cares about it... Is a beautiful deflationary feeling xd:)
can that be traded or is it simply what it says-an index?
Not easily; better to target a few specific shipping companies (for shorts, obviously).
Corporations will have their "balls to the wall" sooner rather than later.
And by "corporations", you mean the captive audience of 401k holders across the US.
Obama got the upper hand on the NRA. Sorry....but he does.
Yes, and I am sure that the coming "war on guns" will be just as successful as the "war on drugs" or "war on terror." - FAIL
Are you sure this chart is not for corporate welfare expectations
Oh...nothing but bad news and fiscal cliff 2 weeks, but I guess all is well with Bernank Clownbux at least!
Corporate earnings turning down. The Q2 and Q3 strategies to fire employees to show greater profit because revenues suck looks like it's going to end.
SP500 should tank nicely in January.
http://bullandbearmash.com/chart/sp500-weekly-closes-channel-support/
I want a Bernanke printer for Christmas.
Profit, shmoffit...ability to float more bonds to pay overhead is the key. The Bernank shows us the way...