For the same reason, corporate profits also look better in those years.

Workers would also get a share of corporate profits, as they have in past years.

As a result, corporate profits can continue to be strong.

Third, given the global picture, corporate profits could stay high.

Interest rates and corporate profits are not the problem, however.

The effective tax rate on corporate profits has been cut in half since the 1960's.

The tax on corporate profit is a flat 20 percent.

There are other countries that do not tax corporate profits.

You've also probably heard that this comes at a time of record corporate profits.

I think most people expect corporate profits to be up 5 to 7 percent this year.

Investors may want to turn to the corporate profit picture.

And they're going to get higher because corporate profits are dropping.

It was the biggest increase in six years—and great for corporate profits.

But the tax is not based on net corporate profit or loss.

The key, in her view, is that corporate profits continue to grow.

Its corporate profits are expected to jump 22 percent this year.

The stock market is up, and corporate profits are rising.

Based on corporate profits, he said, stocks should have been much lower.

The growth in corporate profits has, as I said, been spectacular.

That is not usually a good environment for corporate profits and so share values.

By any measure except corporate profits, which have done very well, this one comes up short.

The whole idea is to measure corporate profits against what the experts think.

There are also few corporate profit reports to move stocks.

The stock market is back up, and corporate profits are healthy again,” he said in the video.

So what is the profit season telling us about corporate profits?