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20 November 2015
US Equity Insights
What's normal S&P EPS growth? It depends on EPS
retention.
[Figure 44: S&P nominal and real trailing 4-qtr EPS growth (yiy
chg)
60%
50%
40%
30%
1960-2013 Nomnal CAG
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10%
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1960- a 3 Real CAGR 2 6%
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IFigure 45: Rolling 3yr and 10yr Real EPS growth
30%
20%
10%
0%
-10%
-20%
Median Roing Real EPS Growth:
1960-19433: 3yr CAGR 1.2%;10yrCAGR: 1.9%
199:1.20t3: 3y r CAGR 7.3%; 10yr CAGR: 5.4%
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Rolling 3yr Real EPS CAGR
Rolling I 0yrReal EPS CAGR
Sant SV. o~ Ist
S&P 500 EPS CAGR from
1960-2013 was
Nominal. 6.7%
Real 2.9%
Rolling .3yr and 10yr CAGR of
real EPS growth show higher
EPS growth since mid 1990s
than from 1960 ro 1990
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