Poll: Fed Cut

Looks like CSCO will decide whether this rally is sustainable. The market looks weak already considering how much good news in the last 24 hours(Rep. house,Pitt resigns,1/2 pt. cut).

BTW, You can stop voting now!:p
 
Originally posted by limitdown



pulling the trigger without emotional doubts, and dealing with whatever profit you can cap out of a scalping move, is what this trading environment is about, lately

Yup, but not my style of trading....I am a position builder.

And Vladiator......yes, same kind of time frame. Very quick.

Peace and all that stuff,
:)rs7
 
Originally posted by Tony01
Looks like CSCO will decide whether this rally is sustainable. The market looks weak already considering how much good news in the last 24 hours(Rep. house,Pitt resigns,1/2 pt. cut).

BTW, You can stop voting now!:p

Tony01,

Why do you feel a 50bp rate cut is good news? Not that it matters and I don't trade off of this stuff anyways, but I am just interested in knowing why you feel this way. Thanks!

-pound
 
Originally posted by Pound


Tony01,

Why do you feel a 50bp rate cut is good news? Not that it matters and I don't trade off of this stuff anyways, but I am just interested in knowing why you feel this way. Thanks!

-pound

I think it was a stupid move, BWTFDIK? Not much. Just seems like they shot their wad.

gs
 
Originally posted by Pound


Tony01,

Why do you feel a 50bp rate cut is good news? Not that it matters and I don't trade off of this stuff anyways, but I am just interested in knowing why you feel this way. Thanks!

-pound

Rate cuts theoretically cause economic stimulus. The market views that as a positive. If you believe .25 is all that was priced in, then .50 should be viewed as more of a stimulus that needs to be priced in. However if you believe it won't help or that it was priced in, then maybe you should sell into this rally.

From a trading standpoint I view rate decisions as a catalyst. How the market acts after a decision can be an important indicator particularly if the behavior jives with your own T/A.
 
precisely, it's not about the rate cut itself if you trade (whatever timeframe).
it's about how the market reacts to it.
don't predict, just look.
it is a catalyst. and the way things evolve after this point is important (well for swings and mid-long term of course).

but again, second guessing, predicting the logical consequence of the cut is a waste of time..
if it was that simple (logical consequences to events) trading would be very easy. obviously it does not work that way. Still, you can't help read so many opinions everywhere about what will happen next.

pfft.
 
Originally posted by ddefina
Ouch, that was kind of like who wants to be a millionaire when the audience is wrong. I think everybody was short going into that announcement (including me:mad: ).
I was short from 13.50 trying to get 12 even, I just hung on through the whole thing and finally went long at 11.75 and then took another ride and hung on and covered at 16.25.

It happened so fast I didn't have time to be scared. My brain was thinking in ticks and just couldn't make the conversion to handles, so it just flatlined and I came out looking...I think maybe an angel was actually trading for me.
 
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