US equities closed in the green today, keeping rate-cut expectations breathing ahead of the Fed's upcoming decision. The rally got a bit of a haircut from Microsoft's slide, but overall sentiment stayed buoyant. Private payroll numbers came in softer than expected while services sector activity held steady—both feeding into the narrative that the central bank might have room to ease. All eyes now on next week's policy meeting after the government shutdown drama got pushed back.
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BearMarketBard
· 12-06 06:12
Microsoft is lagging behind again, but that doesn't stop the market from boasting; the rate cut expectations are still alive.
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LightningPacketLoss
· 12-05 04:56
MSFT underperformed again, causing my returns to shrink today... But the US stock market is still in the green. The Fed rate cut expectations are just blowing in the wind; next week's meeting is when things will really get exciting.
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ETH_Maxi_Taxi
· 12-04 06:54
Microsoft is digging another hole for us... but as long as rate cut expectations are still alive, we're winning.
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PositionPhobia
· 12-04 06:48
Microsoft is stirring things up again. The market was doing pretty well...
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Rate cut expectations are rising again, but can they really cut? It looks doubtful.
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The service sector is still holding up, but I'm worried the data might suddenly turn bad.
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Waiting for the Fed meeting next week—that’s the real key.
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US stocks did pretty well today; if it weren't for MSFT dragging things down, they could've gone up even more.
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Private sector employment is weak. Does the central bank finally have an excuse to ease up?
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The US is playing the "wait and see" game again...
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Heard the government shutdown has been postponed too. It's one thing after another.
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There's still no rate cut, and the market is fantasizing again.
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This rebound feels a bit weak...
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Is Microsoft just causing trouble or is there really a problem?
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DegenApeSurfer
· 12-04 06:34
MSFT is dragging behind again, but to be fair, this round of rate cut expectations is really solid.
US equities closed in the green today, keeping rate-cut expectations breathing ahead of the Fed's upcoming decision. The rally got a bit of a haircut from Microsoft's slide, but overall sentiment stayed buoyant. Private payroll numbers came in softer than expected while services sector activity held steady—both feeding into the narrative that the central bank might have room to ease. All eyes now on next week's policy meeting after the government shutdown drama got pushed back.