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2. the driver for today's drop is the inflation report, which came back higher than expected

Reply to Eliot Rosewater (Original post)

Tue Sep 13, 2022, 02:41 PM

Sep 2022

meaning the fed will continue to hike interest rates, which will further slow the economy and further eat into corporate profits and therefore result in a lower value for shares of stock.

and maybe tomorrow official will make a speech and it will go back up. who knows.

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I dont know much about the stock market, compared to experts anyway. I have a question. [View all] Eliot Rosewater Sep 2022 OP

Here's what I know about the stock market underpants Sep 2022 #1

the driver for today's drop is the inflation report, which came back higher than expected unblock Sep 2022 #2

Markets Plunge as Inflation Data Undercuts Wall Street's Optimism. elleng Sep 2022 #3

Now they are worried about interest rates going up. doc03 Sep 2022 #4

Inflation numbers were a huge disappointment jimfields33 Sep 2022 #5

the market is only loosely tied to politics GenXer47 Sep 2022 #6

Seems like the market is a risky place to be with putin rapidly losing a war. rubbersole Sep 2022 #7

Over the long term, even over the intermediate term, PoindexterOglethorpe Sep 2022 #8