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Is it time to worry about the stock market?
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<blockquote data-quote="13COBRA" data-source="post: 16086291" data-attributes="member: 138337"><p>My $0.02 on the stock market.</p><p></p><p>1.) 85% of all stocks are automated trading options.</p><p></p><p>The nice thing about this is, you as an individual, can set up plenty of buy/sell rules within your portfolio to hopefully save you if the market starts tanking, etc. OR buy more stock if the stock starts increasing at a specified rate over a specified period of time. The problem with that is, say the stock drops 5% in 4 hours...well someone, multiple someones, will have a rule set up to sell (to protect themselves). If enough stock is sold fast enough, then the stock may decreased another 1-3%, which MAY ignite someone else's buy/sell, causing a faster sell off of stock, and further plunging the stock. (Same thing, just opposite if the market is increasing dramatically).</p><p></p><p>2.) The Federal Reserve raising the interest rate doesn't help, and clouds the waters when you talk about the economy's future.</p><p></p><p>On January 2nd of this year, the Federal Reserve had the interest rate set at 1.4%, it is now 2.4%. That 1% increase effects all kinds of borrowing, which affects all kinds of building and other opportunities of growth in our country. It hurts consumers ability to purchase homes, automobiles, small business loans, etc; which all create a lull in the economy and lowers people's perception of the future of the economy.</p><p></p><p>[ATTACH=full]1538791[/ATTACH]</p><p></p><p></p><p></p><p>Interest rates have been at all time lows for years, which IS NOT GOOD for long term growth. However, increasing the interest rate 6.5 times over a 2 year period isn't healthy for the economy either. Trump is doing a great job in office, the economy is thriving, and then the fed reserve goes and increases the interest rate.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="13COBRA, post: 16086291, member: 138337"] My $0.02 on the stock market. 1.) 85% of all stocks are automated trading options. The nice thing about this is, you as an individual, can set up plenty of buy/sell rules within your portfolio to hopefully save you if the market starts tanking, etc. OR buy more stock if the stock starts increasing at a specified rate over a specified period of time. The problem with that is, say the stock drops 5% in 4 hours...well someone, multiple someones, will have a rule set up to sell (to protect themselves). If enough stock is sold fast enough, then the stock may decreased another 1-3%, which MAY ignite someone else's buy/sell, causing a faster sell off of stock, and further plunging the stock. (Same thing, just opposite if the market is increasing dramatically). 2.) The Federal Reserve raising the interest rate doesn't help, and clouds the waters when you talk about the economy's future. On January 2nd of this year, the Federal Reserve had the interest rate set at 1.4%, it is now 2.4%. That 1% increase effects all kinds of borrowing, which affects all kinds of building and other opportunities of growth in our country. It hurts consumers ability to purchase homes, automobiles, small business loans, etc; which all create a lull in the economy and lowers people's perception of the future of the economy. [ATTACH=full]1538791[/ATTACH] Interest rates have been at all time lows for years, which IS NOT GOOD for long term growth. However, increasing the interest rate 6.5 times over a 2 year period isn't healthy for the economy either. Trump is doing a great job in office, the economy is thriving, and then the fed reserve goes and increases the interest rate. [/QUOTE]
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