xianc78 @xianc78@gameliberty.club

https://www.investopedia.com/terms/a/announcment-effect.asp

An announcement from the Federal Reserve (“the Fed”) about a change in interest rates generally correlates directly to stock prices and trading activity. For example, if the Fed raises interest rates, then stock prices are liable to fall.

In general, traders eagerly await announcements that come from the Federal Reserve. On Fed days, trading volume is notably higher; and on the day preceding a Fed day, trading is usually relatively calm.

This is pretty much common knowledge for anyone with a passing interest in publicly traded securities.

This is also ignoring the actual business cycle consequences of monetary policy, too.

>Dredd goes to 2014 to stop Gamergate

He is eating tasty falafel :3

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i relate to this

Saw a headline about the "global hunger pandemic" from which I took away two things:
1) News organizations now think that any kind of widespread issue should be called a pandemic;
2) People still don't realize that "global pandemic" is redundant

me_irl

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