Quote from Ghost of Cutten:
Why would the market fall because of an event that was already full anticipated well in advance? Normally, the occurrence of a fully anticipated event causes no reaction at all, because it is already discounted by the market. In fact, sometimes you get an inverse reaction.
Markets moved based more on unexpected and unanticipated events, not ones that are already understood and priced in by almost all participants.
Market is not efficient, it is not perfect discounting mechanism
market is mechanism for enrichment
doesn't matter if this event was anticipated - market could react either way
although give it some time. lack of liquidity injections will be felt pretty soon