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Is A "Hawkish" Fed Bad For Stocks After All? S&P Gives Up All Post-FOMC Day Gains
US equity markets have fallen this morning, extending yesterday's losses after the ubiquitous morning ramp. This has driven stocks down to unchanged from the close of last week's "hawkish" FOMC day...
S&P briefly joins Crude, Bonds, and Gold in the red post-FOMC day...
Of course - a bounce will ensue - but with credit and VIX decoupling, we would not be surprised to see FOMC Day lows tested before this is over.
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Gone in 250 milliseconds: Market Making From Crowded Floors To High-Frequency TradingNo, nothing is negative for stocks.
I agree. Japan is on QE 15 and her stock market has not made a new highs since the 80's.
But the US cant lose. Not even once. Magic
When long panic buying is exhausted, it's time to load up the shorts for the next MASSIVE squeeze
A down day? Frame it!
Stawks never go down on FED or ECB days, but two or three trading sessions later, they give it all back. An opportunity for the boyz to make a few bucks while they laugh about the charade.
This slight pullback warrants a "bug in the headlights" pic.
Dont worry Amanda Drury already tweeted adios to the correction. Go long with leverage.
Go long Drury cleavage, there fixed it for yah.
The unicorns can't keep up with rising bond yields and stronger $usd.
That strong USD is a bitch. But moral hazard is a much bigger bitch.
Does this beg for the creation of the Unicorn Sovereign Debt ETF?
Interesting if Yellen made her comment to purposely test the market reaction. A dry run so to speak. So much emotion. We can see what's happening with just a hint of it let alone the actual doing of it. It's unfortunate honest people fall victim to feds games.
She also said the Fed will consider NIRP. She, and the Fed, are NOT in control, they don't know what they're doing and they're scared out of their minds as to what may (will?) happen if they and Draghi et al stop jawboning the markets higher.
It WILL fail because it HAS to,
DavidC
And leading the way down for the past week have been PMs with Dec Ag now in the 14s, with a 2 month coil-breakout-reversal pointing soon to 13, and equities HUI and XAU down 4% today on their way to nearby 15 year lows. Stacking cash to buy more phyzz cheaper, later, is probably still working:
http://www.investing.com/commodities/silver-advanced-chart
http://bigcharts.marketwatch.com/quickchart/quickchart.asp?symb=xau&insttype=Index&freq=2&show=
"Is A "Hawkish" Fed Bad For Stocks After All? S&P Gives Up All Post-FOMC Day Gains"
no. it just creates more btfd opportunities for those who know what is going to happen
Coordinated VIX slam on muted pre-JOBS volume used to roil post-open shorts again, many indices sprinting back toward Unch, thorax-piercing wicks on bottom of Daily candles, but ... still 3+ hours to go. Seems some may be betting the BLS seasonally adjusts us to a 2023 rate hike.
WTF was hawkish? Didn't she throw out the most important line and basically stated that NIRP is on the table if the "data supports it"....???
Ackman went to go find Beeks.
Algo1: Don't worry we will have it back to 2,100 by the close.