Quote from ralph00:
China starts to ease monetary policy. Risk markets have turned on a dime and are soaring. Get used to lots of these announcements over the coming year and the flood of nimwits coming to air talking about how everything is now a buy because the Chinese are easing.
Markets turned around and/or soared every time the Fed eased in 2007/08 too. Like then, the Chinese are about to provide the nimble with many great opportunities to add to shorts.
Quote from Ghost of Cutten:
I've never really understood this line of reasoning. In order to 'add to shorts', doesn't that mean you had to have on only a small short in the first place? And if you play a major down move with small size, then you are not making much profit when you are right.
Unless you can somehow time all the dips and rallies to near-perfection, 'adding to shorts' on rallies means that you didn't have enough size short during the prior dip.
Quote from gmst:
anyone remember what was the markets reaction during RTH hours after such a coordinated intervention was announced last time (must have been 2008, I wasn't that active in markets then)....any suggestions would help.
Basically i am trying to answer should this day be faded or go along with the CBs and take more risk ?