RE: RE: Random Spiel, Screw the GDP
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RE: Random Spiel, Screw the GDP

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I believe a lot of it is already priced in the market before the news ever comes out. For instance, if inflation year over year is comparing what's the rate 12 months ago and if last year was the known worst year for inflation in the country and things got better over the course of months leading to the latest report, it's a no brainer to see the number going down and economist will say things are better now compared to last year.

But the numbers may not be looking good month over month and showing it's progressively worsening, just not yet as bad as last year's record. It's really just how one words it in the news but traders already priced in their bets knowing how this linggo talk and that's my belief why the markets may not be reacting as expected because they already did way ahead.

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