We can see a lot of negative sentiments at the stock market today. The reason for this is the decision made by Bank of Japan, not to undertake a new stimulating program.
Although the rise of the indexes yesterday due to FED decision, we can assume that has already been traded. The expectation were exactly like predicted- no to touch the interest rate.
The lack of stimulus from Japan is like a red light for investors, which means that other head banks may not undertake any action.
The bad financial reports from the last couple of days, had a negative impact. That is why shares are traded on very high price earnings ratios, meaning that they are too expensive.
The awaited news from US at 15.30 also has a negative influence on the market. The expectations are for a small increase-up to 1%.
Despite that, trading short is risky for the moment because the short trend is a little bit resold. A possible sell after the first slight correction.
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