And after we consider the impact of the credit boom on S&P 500 earnings we’d say that corporate earnings are never going to be the same again. They may revert to the mean. But it will not be nearly as high as it was at the highs of the credit boom. It’s undeniable that the expansion of the credit bubble and the advent of securitisation and derivatives led to…
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