
Former Leaders Finally Start To Take Their Earnings Lumps
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Two big things you need to know: First, 2023 EPS forecasts have continued to soften, with former leadership sectors like Energy finally taking their lumps by participating in the downward revision cycle. Second, S&P 500 stocks with high international revenue exposure have been outperforming domestically oriented companies, as their earnings revisions trends have improved at the same time earnings revisions trends for the domestic bucket (another former leader on performance until recently) have finally started to deteriorate.
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