The beginning of January marks the start of Q4 earnings season.
Among the first ones up this year include an aluminum producer, a tech giant, and a few massive banking firms.
By Alex McGuire, Associate Editor, Money Morning • @AlexMcGuire92 -
The beginning of January marks the start of Q4 earnings season.
Among the first ones up this year include an aluminum producer, a tech giant, and a few massive banking firms.
Here’s a look at each company on next week’s calendar of earnings releases.
By Alex McGuire, Associate Editor, Money Morning • @AlexMcGuire92 -
The beginning of January marks the start of Q4 earnings season.
Among the first ones up this year include an aluminum producer, a tech giant, and a few massive banking firms.
Here’s a look at each company on next week’s calendar of earnings releases.
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Running a business is all about making a profit, so it makes sense that one of the best measures of a company's performance is its profit margins.
Strong profit margins almost always mean a company is well-run, stable, and making money.
A company with healthy profit margins indicates it is efficient at allocating capital and controlling costs, so it can deliver more revenue to the bottom line.
It also means the business has built-in safety. Therefore, a sales slump is less likely to cause an operating loss.
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He may well be right; more interesting is what this tells us about the U.S. banking system going forward.
"The institutions are insolvent," Roubini said in a Bloomberg Radio interview. "You have to take them over and you have to split them up into three or four national banks, rather than having a humongous monster that is too big to fail."