Right now, I believe they will raise the rate by 25 basis points. They have been very clear telegraphing what they plan to do. They're going to have to address Katrina's impact in some fashion, but they'll probably use plain vanilla, uninspiring wording.
Right now, I believe they will raise the rate by 25 basis points, ... They have been very clear telegraphing what they plan to do. They're going to have to address Katrina's impact in some fashion, but they'll probably use plain vanilla, uninspiring wording.
It's a bigger (CPI) drop than expected. I think this serves to reinforce mounting concerns that we could be seeing some deflation,
If you bought the stock because you liked the fundamentals, you'll want to stick with it.
We saw an adjustment in the 'P' of the 'P-E' ratio.
Shorter-term momentum traders are taking their profits right now, and longer-term investors are sitting on cash waiting for a better buying opportunity. The problem is, to get a better buying opportunity, prices have to drop lower.
It should be a positive for the market. The decline was more than expected. It probably has to do with the drop in energy prices that we've seen. To come in down 0.7 is less inflationary pressure.
I have never been able to come up with any clear indicators. There is no mechanical means to identify them.
There is probably a little bit of reluctance to make big commitments going into the employment report.
The higher short interest goes, the more eventual buyers there will be, ... It represents buying potential, because the shorts can't book profits without buying. These short-covering rallies take about one-and-a-half trading sessions, but they can't be seen as an overly bullish sign.
