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It's a miss if the market had already priced in expectations that it would be better than that; indicating that the market price is wrong and a correction could
by nerfhammer 10y ago
It's a miss if the market had already priced in expectations that it would be better than that; indicating that the market price is wrong and a correction could be expected imminently.
To the extent that we can assume equity prices mean anything, of course.