The best way for Fed to have a positive stock market reaction is
to devalue the USD. Whatever news Fed deliver, the first reaction
may be a initial down reaction in both stocks and USD, but looking
at the reactions on the monthly job reports, the dropping USD may
give the stock market a boost at the end of the day. Just a
thought.
It seems that most people (bulls and bears) are counting on this
spike by Bernanke's announcement... what if the spike came, but in
the wrong direction? I would classify that as catching the
most people with their pants down.
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Fed can devalue the USD
thoughts?
Posted by lebow on 21st of Sep 2011 at 11:36 am
The best way for Fed to have a positive stock market reaction is to devalue the USD. Whatever news Fed deliver, the first reaction may be a initial down reaction in both stocks and USD, but looking at the reactions on the monthly job reports, the dropping USD may give the stock market a boost at the end of the day. Just a thought.
praying for some shock and
Posted by marketguy on 21st of Sep 2011 at 11:48 am
praying for some shock and awe by the Fed....would love it to see a 50-70 pt spike "up" (wouldn't that be something
)....
Aren't many here short the
Posted by steve88 on 21st of Sep 2011 at 12:12 pm
Aren't many here short the S&P ?
It seems that most people
Posted by kalinm on 21st of Sep 2011 at 11:58 am
It seems that most people (bulls and bears) are counting on this spike by Bernanke's announcement... what if the spike came, but in the wrong direction? I would classify that as catching the most people with their pants down.