Gerard Caffrey of J.P. Morgan Asset Management is optimistic on stocks, expecting them to power through short pullbacks due to strong corporate earnings growth of 22% or more this year and next.
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Caffrey sees stocks powering through pullbacks, implying a bullish view on equities broadly, which includes the Nasdaq 100.
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The positive housing data and broad earnings optimism suggest a favorable environment for small caps as well.
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Gerard Caffrey of J.P. Morgan Asset Management is among the most optimistic on Wall Street, seeing stocks powering through any short, sharp pullbacks as corporate earnings growth underpins sentiment.
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Profits are on track for growth of 22% or more this year, and the same is likely in 2027.
Corporate earnings growth underpins sentiment, allowing stocks to power through short, sharp pullbacks.