If a company misses earning bigly, but its stock goes up, I see that

[SoyUnGanador]

as a huge bull sign. Agree? Disagree?

 

[Darc]

The Stocks that hold their ground during Bear Markets tend to be the ones that lead the way when the Bull Market comes I believe.

 

[Big AAPL]

Did you really say Bigly...?

 

[Overnight]

Did you really say Bigly...?

No, he typed "bigly" in lower case.

 

[Big AAPL]

even worse

 

[SoyUnGanador]

No, he typed "bigly" in lower case.

LOL at the observation skills on that one....

 

[zdreg]

The Stocks that hold their ground during Bear Markets tend to be the ones that lead the way when the Bull Market comes I believe.

Without statistical proof it is just another sound bite.

 

[SoyUnGanador]

The Stocks that hold their ground during Bear Markets tend to be the ones that lead the way when the Bull Market comes I believe.

That's slightly different that what I was saying, but you could be right!

 

[SoyUnGanador]

Without statistical proof it is just another sound bite.

Well he did say "I believe". Do you know of any statistics on either of these theories (mine in the OP or Darc's)? Thanks zdreg!

 

[jys78]

It just means the "bad" earnings were "less bad" than the market was expecting. Bull sign? Maybe. Maybe not.