Right now, I’m thinking about the Federal Reserve raising interest rates.
In the market, already 80–90% of people believe this increase will happen.
But is it possible that this negative factor has already been accounted for?
Before the rate increase occurred, the market was constantly discussing this issue.
Now many tech stocks—for example, $SNDK , $SKHYNIX —
have already fallen sharply before the trading session even opened.
When the rate hike is actually confirmed,
this negative factor, on the contrary, will already be largely priced in.
This real acceleration in the decline of the tech sector has never been related to the rate hikes themselves,
but rather to the period of uncertainty before they are confirmed.
While the hike is being anticipated, many sectors fall.
At the moment of the actual increase, perhaps there won’t be a significant drop.
In the market, already 80–90% of people believe this increase will happen.
But is it possible that this negative factor has already been accounted for?
Before the rate increase occurred, the market was constantly discussing this issue.
Now many tech stocks—for example, $SNDK , $SKHYNIX —
have already fallen sharply before the trading session even opened.
When the rate hike is actually confirmed,
this negative factor, on the contrary, will already be largely priced in.
This real acceleration in the decline of the tech sector has never been related to the rate hikes themselves,
but rather to the period of uncertainty before they are confirmed.
While the hike is being anticipated, many sectors fall.
At the moment of the actual increase, perhaps there won’t be a significant drop.
