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Which report moves the market constantly
changes. At one time it was money supply numbers that came out after the
close on Thursdays, then the balance of payments, then it was interest rates,
the employment report, the Fed. speak, etc., etc., etc.. So you more or
less have to keep track of the ever changing landscape of the markets response
to various reports and determine which has the most impact at the time.
Flexibility here is just as important as it is in your trading. If you
don't know how to take advantage of volatility in both directions at the same
time then it is best to be flat going into the reports. Ira
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The following link is to a list of economic
reports from Briefing.com. Can anyone tell me which are these are
important...ie move the market, and which are less important. I should know
this by now......but I dont.
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