As things stand countdown continues with another day. This should be equally disturbing that there is no agreement as how the decision will affect the markets.
Analysts have described the two options such upheaval. The meaning of this is that bonds fell yesterday to prepare for a promotion or shares soared with the hope of easy profits. There is little evidence that many of the movements of the market are made faster. The question is tomorrow movement will continue whether or ..... no way to know what will happen after tomorrow.
So sit tight. Tomorrow will indeed be a different day. You can be sure that central banks will see the terminal as each merchant.
E.Dimitrov Yrtrader
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