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The stock market is signalling that it believes 6-12 month revenue expectations for the S&P 500 today [14.7% official unemployment, consumer spending trashed, entire sectors facing months of uncertainty] are roughly the same as they were in October 2019 [3.6% official unemployment, consumer spending rising]. This does not seem a logical conclusion, and so people (in this thread) are asking whether the market is functioning correctly.


Where are you getting the "6-12 month" number for how the revenue expectation ties to stock price?


My comment was just a response to the theory in the parent comment.




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