Two Thirds Of Dow 30 Stocks In A Revenue Recession


We go over the Dow 30 industrial stocks' income statements and review their revenue growth or decline over the last 3 years in this video. Of the firms that have positive revenue growth, most are just barely positive over three years. Moreover, the energy sector is down almost 50% in revenues over three years, and CAT`s revenue decline is staggering given the opposite move in the stock`s direction. This market is in a massive QE inspired bubble, and this is why the Federal Reserve is raising rates next week ahead of the market`s expectations. They now realize the stock market is in bubble territory, and risks of a market destabilizing crash are greater than ever before right now.

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Moon Kil Woong 7 years ago Contributor's comment

Many are in revenue recession, however, stock buybacks and dividends are still adding wealth for shareholders. This alone, is not going to crash the market.

Terrence Howard 7 years ago Member's comment

Excellent insight as always @[Moon Kil Woong](user:5208).

Chee Hin Teh 7 years ago Member's comment

Thanks for sharing