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First weekly loss in 2022: Leave or stay?
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The Nasdaq Index dropped 4.5% on the first week of 2022, posting its biggest weekly percentage fall since February 2021.
The Dec. policy meeting signaled that the Fed may have to raise rates sooner than expected. Hence, some investors are concerned that the hiking interest rate will slash the stock market (i.e. tap on the link below to view more), and it's time to leave the table. However, other investors choose to stay in the game. In December 2013, the Fed began to taper but the stock market went north after limited correction.
Will you leave the table or stay in the game? Should we make investing decisions based on such predictions? How to invest under hiking rates？
Leave your comment before Jan 14 to win 88 points! (30 minimum words to qualify)
The Dec. policy meeting signaled that the Fed may have to raise rates sooner than expected. Hence, some investors are concerned that the hiking interest rate will slash the stock market (i.e. tap on the link below to view more), and it's time to leave the table. However, other investors choose to stay in the game. In December 2013, the Fed began to taper but the stock market went north after limited correction.
Will you leave the table or stay in the game? Should we make investing decisions based on such predictions? How to invest under hiking rates？
Leave your comment before Jan 14 to win 88 points! (30 minimum words to qualify)
The Nasdaq Index dropped 4.5% on the first week of 2022, posting its biggest weekly percentage fall since February 2021.
The Dec. policy meeting signaled that the Fed may have to raise rates sooner than expected. Hence, some investors are concerned that the hiking interest rate will slash the stock market (i.e. tap on the link below to view more), and it's time to leave the table. However, other investors choose to stay in the game. In December 2013, the Fed began to taper but the stock market went north after limited correction.
Will you leave the table or stay in the game? Should we make investing decisions based on such predictions? How to invest under hiking rates？
Leave your comment before Jan 14 to win 88 points! (30 minimum words to qualify)
The Dec. policy meeting signaled that the Fed may have to raise rates sooner than expected. Hence, some investors are concerned that the hiking interest rate will slash the stock market (i.e. tap on the link below to view more), and it's time to leave the table. However, other investors choose to stay in the game. In December 2013, the Fed began to taper but the stock market went north after limited correction.
Will you leave the table or stay in the game? Should we make investing decisions based on such predictions? How to invest under hiking rates？
Leave your comment before Jan 14 to win 88 points! (30 minimum words to qualify)
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$Advanced Micro Devices(AMD.US$ I am not bearish on AMD but it seems like nasdaq will give up at least 800 points before it starts going back up .. I am keeping powder ready for loading up on calls in case this falls to $120-$125 range.. futures are solid red .. airlines and hotels are getting cancellation requests in record numbers.. ppl are postponing their last minute vacation.. gonna go on puts on airlines stocks tomorrow.. let’s see how it plays out.. in past market had turned solid green after futures being solid red (more than -400) .. but it’s very highly unlikely tomorrow IMO .. and if it goes up I think it will be a bull trap like last Wednesday…
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Like Nike, Just hoot it!
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NASDAQ drop in first week of 2022!
Welcome back Mooers.
In today post, we will discuss if we should leave or stay after NASDAQ dropped 4.5% on the first week of 2022.
After the FED signal to raise interest rates sooner in their December 2021 meeting to fight against inflation, NASDAQ post its biggest weekly drop since February 2021.
One of the reasons for the drop is because the cost of borrowing will become more expensive as interest rates goes up.
Therefore, one of the decision fa...
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Therefore, one of the decision fa...
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