2019 proved to be challenging for many multi-nationals, with EPS growth for the S&P500 anticipated to be just 0.2% YoY ($162.2/share). Even the poster child of the tech world, Enterprise Software (ES), hit a pot-hole, limping along at a comparatively modest 6.2% to $445bn (source: Synergy Research) vs 13.5% for 2018. This temporary dip being largely attributable to concerns over the US/China trade tensions, Brexit, UK general election, Hong Kong protests, French/Paris strikes et al.
14 Jan 2020
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Rosslyn Data Technologies PLC (RDT:LON) | 9.8 0 0.0% | Mkt Cap: 1.72m
- Published:
14 Jan 2020 -
Author:
Paul Hill -
Pages:
12
2019 proved to be challenging for many multi-nationals, with EPS growth for the S&P500 anticipated to be just 0.2% YoY ($162.2/share). Even the poster child of the tech world, Enterprise Software (ES), hit a pot-hole, limping along at a comparatively modest 6.2% to $445bn (source: Synergy Research) vs 13.5% for 2018. This temporary dip being largely attributable to concerns over the US/China trade tensions, Brexit, UK general election, Hong Kong protests, French/Paris strikes et al.