Quote from midniteeuropa:
shouldn't todays shocking employment numbers cause it to take a sharp nose dive ? can it get any worse than +500,000 jobs lost in one month ?
Surely you didn't think that short term swings in the market had anything to do with reality! On a short intraday time scale we know that the most common reason the market goes up is because it's gone down, and likewise the most common reason it goes down is because it's gone up. If you look at the monthly chart of the S&P, however, there will be no doubt about which direction the market is currently headed. (You will be pleased to find that it is headed in exactly the direction you are expecting it to go given today's horrible employment numbers.)
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