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WTF Chart Of The Day: Emini S&P Dropped 14 Points On Absolutely Nothing
Just one piece of article talking about reasonable expectation of QE "tapering" already gave many daytraders heart attack during the trading day. Imagine what would happen if Bennie tell us QE will be terminated at once!
Not that I am complaining – after all, Emini S&P moved exactly as I predicted earlier in the day. Even the part that the gap were not likely to be filled was correct. Sometimes bots are predictable indeed!
The reporter (Mr. Robin Harding from Financial Times) came out later on Twitter that everyone should chill because he has no insider info whatsoever.
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