“Probably the most important factor an individual retail stock market trader needs to be concerned with at the moment is whether or not big-money interests are putting their support behind the most recent rally in stock prices – the rally that saw the 2100 level surpassed for the S&P 500 index.”
Now this week’s analysis:
Big money, a hypothetical yet very real
entity comprised of large institutions and large investors, can often
sway the stock market in whatever direction it chooses, simply due to
its size. For example, if big money wants to drive stock prices higher,
it can usually accomplish the goal by placing huge trades to buy stocks while simultaneously limiting or eliminating its own orders to sell stocks. (more)
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