Check out the accompanying pdf and chart collection. (1) January was bad for stock prices but good for their fundamentals. (2) Omicron didn’t infect analysts’ outlook for earnings. (3) Neither did supply-chain disruptions. (4) Both pandemic and supply problems may be receding. (5) Record highs, again, for S&P 500/400/600 forward revenues, earnings, and margins. (6) NRRIs and NERIs declining but remain positive. (7) M-PMI implies slower growth in revenues and earnings—and smaller stock gains. (8) Searching for hints of a peak in latest inflation data. (9) Rapidly rising home prices: Rounding up all the suspects. (10) Plenty of business for both single-family and multi-family homebuilders.
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