Learn This Little-Known Insight About Stock Prices and Earnings
Should you buy stocks when corporate earnings are good or bad?
by Bob Stokes
Updated: January 04, 2018
Investors in the DJIA would have scored a 285% increase IF they had bought the index on March 9, 2009 -- when S&P companies were reporting losses, not gains.
That's right -- the widespread notion that corporate earnings drive stock prices is a myth -- yet, this is just one in a long list of market myths.
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