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What's causing the sudden drop in the market? It's been a really weird day for Wall Street Inflation is in the news again. But what does the stimulus have to do with it? | |
"Every once in a while, the market does something so stupid it takes your breath away."
-Jim Cramer It may sound cliché, but you should trust your gut when you're unsure about a trade. Jim is spot on in his assessment of the market's ability to pull a "hold my beer" move when you ask, "can this get any weirder?" As we've said here many times, the market acts institutionally at the hands of thousands of players. It's the financial equivalent of a herd of cows losing their minds and stampeding after getting spooked by a prairie dog. Once the majority goes into a panic, the show's over. That's why you should trust your instincts when you see a trend developing. But make sure the data backs up your gut feeling!
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