There Is Talk In The Markets About An 'Earnings Bubble.' Goldman Sachs Strategists Say Worries Are Overblown.
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The profits of the S&P 500 increased by 51% in the second quarter. Goldman Sachs expects a slowdown, but not a collapse, with the AI in the middle of the scenario.
The recent strength of S&P 500 profit growth raised concerns among investors that the market is in a profit bubble. Goldman Sachs estimates a 14% return on S&P 500, reaching 8,700 points, due to the expectation of continued expansion of profits as the main engine of the high market. [...]
Goldman Sachs says fears of US earnings bubble are misplaced
Goldman Sachs strategist Ben Snider argues S&P 500 profit growth reflects real AI-driven gains, not a bubble, projecting the index to reach
(Teleborsa) - Wall Street wonders about the sustainability of the record profits of American companies, and the suspicion that you are facing a bubble is anything but unfounded. Yet the picture that emerges does not...
Goldman Sachs claims that fears about a profit bubble in the U.S. are unfounded and expects the S&P 500 to continue to grow.
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