On Friday, TIG says something horrible/psychotic. The market freaks. Over the weekend, TIG says “never mind”. The market flies.
Dow futures rally 500 points after Trump announces delay on EU tariff
Steve
On Friday, TIG says something horrible/psychotic. The market freaks. Over the weekend, TIG says “never mind”. The market flies.
Dow futures rally 500 points after Trump announces delay on EU tariff
Steve
I looked at that this morning (since the big meltdown a month ago I go to CNBC to look at the futures as I’m sitting with my morning coffee; amusement only, of course) and almost daily I wonder, who are these idiots getting a sugar high from “Oh, the tariffs are delayed” and the next day being morose over “Oh the tariffs aren’t delayed after all”.
Idiots, all, best I can figure.
Years ago, a major mutual fund company fund manager was caught front running his trades in the fund, with his personal account. His reputation, and the size of the fund buys/sells, could move a stock, so he was front running the fund moves to personally profit off of fund moves. Would TIG do the same thing?
Steve
That’s a rhetorical question, I’m sure.