Market Is Broken...

2 years ago
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The stock market calmed down a little today but the volatility lurking beneath the surface still remains. Tomorrow will be a pivotal FOMC where Jerome Powell will either perform the first .75bps rate hike in 40 years or defy the fed futures for the first time in 50 years. I go over what to expect and how I think the rate hikes will play out in the market, but as many analysts are saying, the only way to break inflation is to break the bond market. Tomorrow will be a big day for market volatility as traders scramble to make their predictions, but it seems as if bond yields will continue to rise regardless and we are just witnessing the first move. There is also implications for the Yen & The dollar, as well as the looming recession, but the point of the matter is that most of this is not priced in at all yet. After this brief market recap, I go over my portfolio and stocks to watch. I will be eyeing Japanese stocks, Ung stock & TSLA tomorrow but depending on how tomorrow gets interpreted, there should be a lot of trades on the fly. EITHER WAY ITS GOING TO BE EXCITING, SO I HOPE YOU ARE READY! POST YOUR WATCHLIST BELOW AND SEE YOU IN THE MORNING!

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