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April 15, 20210Comments

All Cap Index & Sectors: ROIC Vs. WACC Through 4Q20

This report presents the drivers of economic earnings (ROIC, NOPAT margin, invested capital turns, and WACC) for our All Cap Index and each of its sectors.
by Kyle Guske II
April 15, 20210Comments

All Cap Index & Sectors: Core Earnings Vs. GAAP Net Income Through 4Q20

This report presents the Core Earnings of our All Cap Index and each of its sectors.
by Kyle Guske II
April 15, 20210Comments

S&P 500 & Sectors: Price-to-Economic Book Value Through 4Q20

This report analyzes market cap, economic book value, and the price-to-economic book value (PEBV) ratio for the S&P 500 and each of its sectors.
by Alex Sword
April 15, 20210Comments

S&P 500 & Sectors: Free Cash Flow Yield Through 4Q20

This report analyzes free cash flow, enterprise value, and the FCF yield for the S&P 500 and each of its sectors.
by Alex Sword
April 15, 20210Comments

S&P 500 & Sectors: ROIC vs. WACC Through 4Q20

This report analyzes the drivers of economic earnings (ROIC, NOPAT margin, invested capital turns, and WACC) for the S&P 500 and each of its sectors.
by Kyle Guske II
April 14, 20210Comments

S&P 500 & Sectors: Core Earnings Vs. GAAP Net Income Through 4Q20

Within the S&P 500, only the Technology, Consumer Non-cyclicals, Telecom Services, and Healthcare sectors saw a year-over-year (YoY) rise in Core Earnings in 2020.
by Alex Sword
April 13, 20210Comments

S&P 500 Priced for Significant Earnings Rebound

The S&P 500 clearly expects record economic growth to translate into record earnings growth.
by Kyle Guske II
December 18, 20200Comments

All Cap Analysis: Price to Economic Book Value Rises in 2020

This report analyzes market cap, economic book value, and the price-to-economic book value (PEBV) ratio for the NC 2000 and each of its sectors.
by Alex Sword
December 14, 20200Comments

All Cap Analysis: Free Cash Flow Yield Falls in 2020

This report analyzes free cash flow (FCF), enterprise value, and the FCF yield for the NC 2000 and each of its sectors.
by Kyle Guske II
December 14, 20200Comments

All Cap Analysis: Only One Sector Has a Rising ROIC in 2020

This report analyzes the drivers of economic earnings [ROIC, NOPAT margin, invested capital turns, and WACC] for the NC 2000 and each sector since 1998.
by Matt Shuler
December 9, 20200Comments

All Cap Analysis: Net Income Understates Core Earnings in 2020

This report analyzes Core Earnings for the NC 2000 and each sector since 1998
by Kyle Guske II
December 7, 20200Comments

Three S&P 500 Sectors Trade Below Their Economic Book Value While S&P 500’s PEBV Regains 2019 Highs

This report analyzes market cap, economic book value, and the price-to-economic book value (PEBV) ratio for the S&P 500 and each of its sectors.
by Matt Shuler
December 3, 20200Comments

Four S&P 500 Sectors Have a Rising FCF Yield Through 3Q20

This report analyzes free cash flow, enterprise value, and the FCF yield for the S&P 500 and each of its sectors.
by Matt Shuler
December 2, 20200Comments

Only Two S&P 500 Sectors Have a Rising ROIC Through 3Q20

Only the Consumer Non-cyclicals sector and the Technology sector have seen an improvement in return on invested capital (ROIC) since the end of 2019.
by Matt Shuler
December 2, 20200Comments

Only Three S&P 500 Sector’s Core Earnings Improved in 2020

Within the S&P 500, only the Technology, Consumer Non-cyclicals, and Healthcare sectors saw a rise in Core Earnings since the end of 2019.
by Kyle Guske II
December 2, 20200Comments

S&P 500 Valuation Remains Over Its Skis

Investors clearly expect the COVID-19-induced economic dip to end soon and earnings to reach new highs in the near future.
by Kyle Guske II
October 6, 20200Comments

Only One S&P 500 Sector Trades Below Its Economic Book Value

Analyzing market cap, economic book value, and price-to-economic book value ratio for the S&P 500 and each of its sectors.
by Kyle Guske II
September 28, 20200Comments

Two S&P 500 Sectors Have a Rising FCF Yield Through 1H20

This report analyzes free cash flow (FCF), enterprise value and the FCF yield for the S&P 500 and each of its sectors.
by Kyle Guske II
September 15, 20200Comments

No S&P 500 Sector Has a Rising ROIC Through First Half 2020

This report analyzes the drivers of economic earnings – ROIC, NOPAT margin, invested capital turns and weighted average cost of capital – for the S&P 500 and each of its sectors.
by Kyle Guske II
September 4, 20200Comments

Only One S&P 500 Sector’s Core Earnings Improved This Year

Analyzing the core earnings of each sector to narrow in on which was most impacted by the COVID-19-induced economic downturn.
by Kyle Guske II
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