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This is not news. It was priced in when the S&P500 rose from 2300 to 2900. Now the market is starting to (already has?) priced in the Fed straight up buying equ
by zelly 6y ago
This is not news. It was priced in when the S&P500 rose from 2300 to 2900. Now the market is starting to (already has?) priced in the Fed straight up buying equities.
- astrea 6y agoI'm not exactly a financial expert, but I feel like any stock market news is accompanied by a fleet of "This was already priced in" comments.
- zelly 6y agoLegitimate shocks are not. For example, when Apple announces bad earnings or as a more extreme example, 9/11.
- odonnellryan 6y ago"priced in" does not mean the market is perfectly valuing these assets. They can still be overvalued or undervalued. What it means is these assets have had a price movement in line with investor sentiment: meaning buying on this news isn't going to be a "play" anymore. It doesn't mean you should avoid these assets, just that you should be aware that there were already movements in these assets because of expected Fed action. Meaning this was "priced in."