Market Cheat Sheet: Responding to new data
This is circulating via email around trading desks:
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Cheat sheet: reacting to data and market releases
weak data = Fed ease, stocks rally
consensus data = lower volatility, stocks rally
strong data = economy strengthening, stocks rally
bank loses $4bln = bad news out of the way, stocks rally
oil spikes = great for energy companies, stocks rally
oil drops = great for the consumer, stocks rally
dollar plunges = great for multinationals, stocks rally
dollar spikes = lowers inflation, stocks rally
inflation spikes = will inflate all assets, stocks rally
inflation drops = improves earnings quality, stocks rally
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very funny!
(Thanks Peter!)
Friday, October 12, 2007 | 11:23 AM | Permalink
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The majority of the big money is buying as shown by the commitment of traders report = stocks rally. That's all you need to know really. When the big boys start selling then it will be time to cash in the chips. No selling yet. The report comes out today. I'll post if anything changes over at the SMT.
Posted by: Gary | Oct 12, 2007 11:37:19 AM
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