Financial Markets during Wednesday's trading session (manufacturing, work, American)

[robertMo]

We saw a lot of action when speaking of the financial markets during Wednesday's trading session.
Investors were of the view that they should take risks in European stocks. Equities and indices in
Germany and other countries in the Eurozone ended higher after manufacturing data across the
region came out better than was forecast. The thing is that we also saw impressive gains in the FTSE
100. On the other hand, there were losses when it came to American stocks. The same was true for
equities in Japan. There just is not enough positive sentiment in these 2 countries at the moment.
This means you will need to follow economic data as it is published from the news wires very closely
today if you intend of opening vital trades.

Source: FMtrader's Financial Review

[botticelli]

It is really laughable. It basically says "we don't know anything but please follow what we have to say".

Analysts always come up with all sorts of reasons and justifications for stock market movement ex post facto, which is useless. It would mean 1 million times more if they knew 24 hours before, not after.

[bostonkid123]

Ummm, why is this on Canada forum?

[botticelli]

Originally Posted by bostonkid123

Ummm, why is this on Canada forum?

and it is this person's only post. From nowhere
OK, I really should not be doing this at work