Excerpt from CNBC quoting DataTrek Research: …. “Over the 20 years from 1980 to 1999, the S&P 500 compounded at an annual rate of 17.7 percent, according to markets analysis firm DataTrek Research. Over the …
Excerpt from Yahoo Finance quoting DataTrek’s Nick Colas: …. “In a note last month, Nick Colas from DataTrek explained that tax-loss selling intensified the sell-off. Tax-loss selling is a maneuver money managers make to help clients offset …
Excerpt from Bloomberg quoting DataTrek’s Nick Colas: …. “DataTrek Research notes that the biggest losers in the S&P 500 in 2018 were up about 9.5 percent this year through Friday, compared with the benchmark’s 3.6 percent …
Excerpt from CNBC quoting DataTrek’s Nick Colas: …. “However, DataTrek Research co-founder Nicholas Colas is not sold the market is out of the woods yet. “We are chalking up the S&P 500’s YTD gain of 3.6% …
Excerpt from Yahoo Finance quoting DataTrek Research: …. “In lieu of meaningful guidance, many advisory firms seem to have found a clever loophole: buy someone else’s version of an index fund or ETF, or go ETF …
Excerpt from Yahoo Finance quoting DataTrek’s Nick Colas: …. “However, just because stocks are on a tear after months of declines doesn’t mean the trend is your friend. “Don’t think stocks are back to their old ways …
Excerpt from the Financial Times quoting DataTrek’s Nick Colas: ….”The average trailing 20-year compounded annual growth rate over the past century comes to 11 per cent, as highlighted by DataTrek’s Nicholas Colas. But the past two decades have …
Excerpt from Reuters quoting DataTrek’s Nick Colas” …. “Datatrek Research said U.S. companies tend to spend between 40% and 60% of operating income on buybacks and only breach the low end in “the direst times.” So …
Excerpt from the Washington Post quoting DataTrek’s Nick Colas: …. ” And then there’s the pickup truck indicator. DataTrek Research outlined in a research note to clients on Tuesday that sales of large pickup trucks “remain surprisingly robust.” “The …
Excerpt from MarketWatch quoting DataTrek’s Nick Colas: …. “Corporate executives will be under pressure to persuade Wall Street that U.S. businesses will see no more than a modest slowdown in earnings growth from their stellar pace …
