What's the best explanation for why the market is pumping after another massive rate hike?

Why's it different than last time?

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2 month break

>why is the thing that's not the other different from the other?

now the economy no longer identifies as a recession
the economy transitioned
it was transitory all along

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oh and lots of companies have either frozen hiring or starting layoffs
gdp estimates are coming out tomorrow
most/all you're hearing today is 'we are not in a recession' but tomorrow it's official basically
consider setting a stop loss

We got sick of these old faggots and their games so we are meme buying again

it isn't, buy at your own risk but first ask yourself where is this money coming from?

relax. Tomorrow will be red. We just needed to liquidate retards.

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This is the power of transitioning? Cisbros...

Because 2.5% interest against 15% inflation is still stimulative to spending.

So what? Inflation is miraculously gonna go down and supply chain issues are gonna get fixed because man doesnt say "hike go up" for 2 months? Lmao fucking bulltards are so gigadelusional

Because the news is not worse than the previous news. Markets react based on the current sentiment at any given time. In the bear market no worse news is good news.

lmao imagine unironically believing this

75 points was already priced in while there was concern it would be 100

>PRICED-IN

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>the best explanation
psyop

>What's the best explanation for why the market is pumping after another massive rate hike


I still wouldn't consider this as a pump

They estimate it to be -1.5% (real gdp). What does that mean for the price action, that would mean its similar to the first quarter. Or am I completely mistaken here?

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because it was already priced in and the market was waiting in case it would be a 1% or more increase. it wasn't, so they priced it correctly, business can keep going for a while.
also to squeeze all the normies that thought it wasn't priced in so it would go down

its already priced in. Only people who missed the bottom are bearish

Margin hunting. Its really that simple

Frenzy, fraud, hubris, idoicy, greed.

Last two times it pumped on the day of the announcement, then dumped the day after.

Do you understand that the fed signals tightening and the bond market does it for them? Interest rates already went to 3.5% months ago. The fed follows the 2yr treasury, and they are late. There was a small possibility the fed hiked 100 bps, and the market had priced around 20% chance that would happen, it didn't. In addition, a lot of earnings reports are not as bad as people had feared, which causes people to go back and buy. They laid out their plan of getting to 3.5% at the end of the year, which is what the market expected. And then see if inflation is cooling and hiking more next year finally. The market wants certainty and it got it.

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