“Europe has actually been similarly strong… forecasting 22% earnings growth year on year… clean of the energy stocks, we're still looking at 15% earnings growth”

The Markets · Hedge Funds Are Cautious on Stocks amid Rates and Energy Volatility

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argue that European equities are not a value trap because the market is cheap and offers high earnings growth despite energy headwinds

22% earnings growth YoY forecast for H2 Europe; 15% earnings growth for clean-energy-free index

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