Brace yourselves. The U.S. stock market could become a “minefield” this upcoming earnings season as companies begin to feel the heat from slowing economies around the globe, warns Peter Boockvar, chief investment officer at Bleakley Financial Group.
and value stocks to investors looking to stay afloat — didn't see much reprieve ahead for even domestic companies.
Worse yet, what many investors see as a "Fed put" — the ability of the Fed to cushion markets with monetary policy should they see a sustained decline — isn't as certain as they may think, Boockvar said.
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