Over the past several months we have been warning about what we felt would be earnings weakness. Since June, S&P earnings growth for Q3 has now been slashed by more than xxx. While this may seem alarming, the current expected earnings growth rate of xxx for Q3 is still healthy. However, we feel that...
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