Planning for the FOMC: Figuring Economics, Charts, and Market Psychology
|This September meeting of the FOMC promises to be a watershed moment for US monetary policy makers, having been preceeded by an eventful month and a half that saw market volatility rising across different asset classes because of events across the Pacific. As China's policy makers assure counterparts that domestic conditions are improving there is growing pressure on the Fed to provide some reassurance that its actions will not lead to a further retreat in the markets. Whatever decision that the Fed takes there is money to be made. Join Mark de la Paz as he explores the challenges confronting the Yellen led FOMC and consider trading scenarios that we will be presented.
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