C crgarcia Dec 11, 2007 #1 The quick and decided decline suggests institutional selling. Maybe their valuation models reflected a 0.50% cut already priced in, so at 0.25% stocks were overvalued? After the institutional selloff, herd behaviour and panic took over reason?
The quick and decided decline suggests institutional selling. Maybe their valuation models reflected a 0.50% cut already priced in, so at 0.25% stocks were overvalued? After the institutional selloff, herd behaviour and panic took over reason?
M matador04 Dec 11, 2007 #2 options on fed funds futures were pricing a 52%/45% chance of a .25/.50 cut.
C craneman Dec 11, 2007 #3 That was not panic selling. This market has not seen panic selling in an awful long time.
J JamesVU2000 Dec 11, 2007 #4 There's no panic's anymore because the fed has told everyone that it is here to gurantee your prosperity and to underwrite all credit risk. They should have a hot line where we send in all of our bad debt and it is banished forever!
There's no panic's anymore because the fed has told everyone that it is here to gurantee your prosperity and to underwrite all credit risk. They should have a hot line where we send in all of our bad debt and it is banished forever!
N nkhoi Dec 11, 2007 #5 Quote from JamesVU2000: .. They should have a hot line where we send in all of our bad debt and it is banished forever! More... I see you are well qualify for some high position in our administration.
Quote from JamesVU2000: .. They should have a hot line where we send in all of our bad debt and it is banished forever! More... I see you are well qualify for some high position in our administration.