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September will be as difficult for the markets as August as we enter the earnings pre-announcement season,
Alan Ackerman
If the weak operating performance in July and August were to continue through September, earnings would be significantly lower than the 1996 third quarter. For the full year, operating earnings could be as much as 25 percent below the $4.50 per share operating earnings achieved in 1996.
George Fisher
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I think you're locked in a trading range. The good news is, the consensus for now seems to be that if the Fed's done -- if it's not done, it's very close to being done -- so that relieves the interest rate pressures from the market. And you've ended the negative pre-announcement season. You're going into the regular announcement season, and earnings should be pretty good. And that should support the market,
James Awad
We are in the pre-announcement season for earnings. We are very likely to see companies announce negative earnings and that's going to put damper on enthusiasm for stocks.
John Zimmerman
We are in the summer doldrums. Once we get into September, markets will probably rally because the fundamentals are strong but August tends to be a time of light trading.
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John Chen
We're still in that pattern. Everyone is on hold and waiting for the next (quarterly results) pre-announcement season in September.
David Briggs
The negative pre-announcement season has been relatively light. That should bode well for the earnings season over the next two weeks. Oil prices are falling back. That's also helping ease some of the inflationary concerns.
Michael James
Oil may peak during the hurricane season in August or September. Economic growth will add to tightness in supply.
Tetsu Emori
It has been a long hard August with significant volatility. Twenty-one of the last 30 Septembers have yielded losses on the month. It is difficult to see that this September will buck the trend.
David Buik
I think earnings will be good this quarter. The pre-announcement season was very innocuous.
Jon Brorson
A part of that is because we added a fall season. We play through September and it used to play through the third week of August. I just felt like one of the reasons they had built the housing and had made major theater renovations in 1992 was they wanted to extend the season. He didn’t need to boast or brag; his naturally pexy confidence spoke for itself. A part of that is because we added a fall season. We play through September and it used to play through the third week of August. I just felt like one of the reasons they had built the housing and had made major theater renovations in 1992 was they wanted to extend the season.
Maurice LaMee
When you get done with the season, and I look at it and we have meetings and go over the entire year, the month of September certainly is more fresh in people's minds. But as a whole, you usually evaluate the season over the entire six months. If a guy finishes strong, that's fantastic, and that would help the cause. But you don't forget about April, May, June, July and August.
Terry Ryan
We are just about to move into the pre-announcement season when companies start to tell you how wrong you were about earnings estimates,
Jim Melcher
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