mp6140
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=================================================================Now, if we can finally continue where we left of.
Let's talk a bit more about the economists and market analysts. We must wonder and ask ourselves to what purpose they study each and every bit of news, ranging from corporate reports to economic indicators, world politics, the relationship between commodities and stock prices, and so on. They believe that the data they get will help them decide what stock to buy and what the market is about to do. Most of them believe the market will, or at least should, react positively to good news and negatively to bad news.
The task of reporters is to write stories and fill the financial sections of the newspaper. It's definitely worth observing some of these people for some time. How many times have you heard "the stock went up despite the bad news, but there was some other good news from before..."; "the stock went down, perhaps the bad news of last week wasn't fully digested into the price yet". I'm sure you could find examples of these each day.
We can hardly blame them for doing their job. After all, it would make for a very short column if all they wrote was "the market went up because buying pressure overcame selling pressure"...
GOOD LORD ! ---- HE JUST TAKES MY NEXT POST in that series AND MAKES IT HIS !
wtf -- is THIS how you got those points -- by ever so slightly rewriting others work ?
since youre OBVIOUSLY COPYING could you tell me where this is posted, so i can bring it back up for people to see who said what and when ?
of course, the mods will soon sweep in and punish ME, not the one who does the copying !
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