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The difference this time around is quantitative tightening and increasing interest rates. If the Fed stays true to its word, then we'll remain in a bear market.
by youeseh 4y ago
The difference this time around is quantitative tightening and increasing interest rates. If the Fed stays true to its word, then we'll remain in a bear market.
Bear market rallies are bound to keep happening as people's retirement funds get cash inflows and fund managers allocate a portion to equities.
- karmakurtisaani 4y agoOf course many of the future fears are already priced in, which is always the difficulty in predicting the markets. If you have confidence that it will get worse soon, feel free to bet against the market for a quick buck.
- throw457 4y ago
- karmakurtisaani 4y ago
- whimsicalism 4y ago"Priced in" is typically too complicated of a concept for the average HN commentator to keep in their head.
- baq 4y agoyou can look at historic fed funds rate futures for a short overview of what 'priced in' looks like. long story short, markets are mispriced all the time.
- karmakurtisaani 4y agoYou are absolutely correct. Problem is, no one knows to which direction!