Are Global Central Banks In Panic Mode? -- Matt Nesto,Breakout
There's an old adage on Wall Street that cautions investors to ''never fight the Fed." The point being, the unlimited resources and staying power of the Federal Reserve are so dominant that they will overcome and outlast any other market influence. If you believe in that, then it would seem, with no less than 3 major central banks all taking separate actions on the same day, that it would be extremely unwise to position yourself against that tide of international monetary influence either. And yet, at least in the short term, all this intervention has done nothing to raise the spirits of investors.
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