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Seems to me the markets have "discounted" most of the bad news. If there were the slightest inkling that anyone in any government in the world had a lick of common sense, both stocks and bonds could go up a long ways. All government people owe us "reparations" don't they?
I can give free financial advice which is worth every penny.
Seems to me the markets have "discounted" most of the bad news. If there were the slightest inkling that anyone in any government in the world had a lick of common sense, both stocks and bonds could go up a long ways. All government people owe us "reparations" don't they?
The markets probably digest news in about a week. Which is to say the probable adverse events based on last week's bad news are priced in. The probable adverse events based on this week's bad news is being priced in. The probable adverse events based on next week's bad news is not yet being priced in.
I can give free financial advice which is worth every penny.
Seems to me the markets have "discounted" most of the bad news. If there were the slightest inkling that anyone in any government in the world had a lick of common sense, both stocks and bonds could go up a long ways. All government people owe us "reparations" don't they?
The markets probably digest news in about a week. Which is to say the probable adverse events based on last week's bad news are priced in. The probable adverse events based on this week's bad news is being priced in. The probable adverse events based on next week's bad news is not yet being priced in.