Companies that miss on earnings are getting pummeled in sign that stocks are priced for perfection

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Investors are punishing companies that post disappointing quarterly results more harshly than usual, as the market’s high valuation leaves no room for error, according to Jefferies.

Companies that miss on earnings are getting pummeled in sign that stocks are priced for perfection

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