Market When Closed, Sunday 3 November
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Positively Seasick
by Alex King, CEO, Cestrian Capital Research, Inc
This week is FOMC, which tends to be an important day in markets. As always you can expect the market to swing around violently in order to take out all stop-losses of bull and bear persuasion alike, before then setting off in the direction that was intended all along. Oh, also, it's the Presidential election.