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NEW BLOG POST: www.millstreetresearch.com/earnings-and... I address a common client question: if earnings and estimates are so strong, why aren't you super bullish on stocks? While I am not bearish, my objective allocation indicators are only neutral now, and expectations are *very* high.

millstreetresearch.comEarnings and estimates are very strong, so why not be super-bullish? - Mill Street ResearchA key question from clients that we have addressed recently is: earnings and analyst estimates have rarely been stronger, even in regions less exposed to the AI boom than the US (Europe, Japan), so wh...

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Some of the risks that investors have been noticing more recently include: Rising bond yields globally on inflation concerns Surging prices for technology hardware, and growing pushback on data centers Price wars in LLM pricing, threatening the ROI needed for the huge capex

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