MooHumor: The you know who
"The you know who" is used to refer to someone known to the hearer without specifying their identity. In Harry Potter, the famous movie series, people use "you-know-who" to refer to Lord Voldemort because of fear. People are frightened by the potential danger of calling his name directly.
In the stock market, there's also a man who can affect everything simply by saying a few words.
Let's take a look at what the you-know-who have done.
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搞经济 抄底 加仓 : His the magic finger behind all DJI, Nasdaq, S&P.500 and BTC . God of Index Future
hanabi3 : Every time Powell speaks, the market will be sure to pay attention and react, thus as investors we'll always have to be mindful of his moves so as to plan our investments better. That said, there are other news and report releases (like earnings, ) that might affect prices too, so we have to take those into consideration as well.
Milk The Cow : Actually investors does not need to follow every single words Powell said in every meeting & make a speculation to it.
Speculations are usually made to manipul- the market or maybe investors are trying to outsmart Powell's moves +~?
He already laid out his main goal cleared = reduced inflation to an acceptable level while maintaining the acceptable employment rate, in which I think is quite impossible...
High interest rate to fight inflation while maintaining acceptable employment rate usually does not go hands in hands ...
So, interest rate will still remain high until the main goal is near being reached or being reached.
Stock market tried to go againt the increased interest rate & hence, prices just look kinda overvalued to me . The market can stay more insane than u think .
It seem like a joke to me as to why USD will crash with high interest rate & while stock market rally like crazy .
Just follow ur own DYODD plan & invest at ur comfortable level or tolerance level .
But if u are a trader, u may need to follow his words very closely but I doubt u can be the early bird = market price reacted faster & more volatile than u may think.
103047546 : Ftx zero
cola1010 : Ya I think so, the inflation remains extremely uncertain, so investors should keep a close eye on Powell's actions. Powell stated that in order to avoid a recession, the Fed will slow the pace of rate hikes. However, the investors are concerned that the Fed will become excessively restrictive, resulting in a recession. The increase in interest rates has the potential to trigger a recession and an increase in unemployment. The economy may enter a recession if the Fed raises interest rates too quickly and too dramatically. Stock prices and interest rates are inversely related; as interest rates rise, stock prices fall, and vice versa. By having said that, higher interest rates have a negative impact on earnings and stock prices.
doctorpot1 : In this environment long term portfolio is bound to be performing badly. papa Powell basically determines if our portfolio with be red or very red Thus, by following him closely, we can better determine how we can make adjustment on our long term portfolio using short term trades.
For example, we know that interest rates going up will crash the REITs price, if we anticipate it going up, we can buy PUT options to protect and hedge our long term REITs portfolio. if the market really crashes, the profit from the PUT will help cover the losses from the REITs. if it doesn't crash, well at least we bought an insurance that may help us sleep better at night
Following him would also gives us a guide on how long will our portfolio be red for, and then we can make plans for it. we won't want to be forced to sell our position in a bear market at a bad price just because we ran out of cash right?
70784737 : L racism
阿姚朋友 : Ftx to 0
meruson : the latest inflation readings show that the fed did nothing much to curb inflation except to create havoc in the stock market and hurting businesses. always apply pareto principle, do the 20% effective work to create 80% desired results, not the other way round... the fed had printed way too much money and that is the main cause of inflation. quantitative tightening and hiking interest rates together is a recipe for disaster. the fed never learned their lesson in 2008 and is repeating the same mistake again. can't teach old dogs new tricks? nah... most probably a well trained dog of bank lobbyists.
bon courage et prenez soin de vous.
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