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1. • • Most Fed meetings have occurred in the second half of calendar months, which typically performs weaker than its first half of the calendar month counterpart. It seems that the market is skewed a bit more to the bearish side after Fed announcements, but not significantly so.
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   Is the market skewed to the bearish side after fed announcements?

   • However, it lost more than 1% 8 times out of 10, or 80% of the time. Most Fed meetings have occurred in the second half of calendar months, which typically performs weaker than its first half of the calendar month counterpart. It seems that the market is skewed a bit more to the bearish side after Fed announcements, but not significantly so.

   Here's How Wall Street Has Reacted To The Fed The Last 10 Meetings

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   Do stocks always rally after a FED rate cut?

   • Here’s what history tells us. Stocks don’t always rally after a first Fed rate cut. Photo: MarketWatch photo illustration/iStockphoto A Federal Reserve interest-rate cut in September now looks like a virtual certainty. But how stocks might react to such a move remains as murky as ever.

   Stocks don’t always rise after the Fed cuts interest rates

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   Does the market react overwhelmingly to fed announcements?

   • If anything, I'd say the market doesn't really react that overwhelmingly to Fed announcements. Yes, we see "knee-jerk" reactions right after the announcement, but then it becomes pretty much "back to normal" over the next week.

   Here's How Wall Street Has Reacted To The Fed The Last 10 Meetings

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   How have stocks reacted to previous Fed cuts?

   • A Dow Jones analysis of how stocks have reacted to previous Fed cuts hinted at this divergence. According to Dow Jones Market Data, the Fed has embarked on five rate-cutting cycles since the early 1990s, when the Fed changed how it communicates policy shifts to the public by starting to announce changes to its target rate.

   Will stocks rally or fade after the Fed cut rates? Here's what history

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   Do we see 'knee jerk' reactions after the Fed announcement?

   • Yes, we see "knee-jerk" reactions right after the announcement, but then it becomes pretty much "back to normal" over the next week. I did note that prior to nearly every Fed meeting, the stock market was trending higher going INTO the announcement, so it's as if Wall Street knows the Fed won't do anything to end the bullish party.

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   Do stocks always climb after a FED rate cut?

   • But history shows that stocks don't always climb after a first Fed rate cut. Sometimes, indexes like the S&P 500 are lower - even dramatically lower - three months or even a year later.

   Will stocks rally or fade after the Fed cut rates? Here's what history

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   Sep 18, 2024 · The Federal Reserve announced on Wednesday that it will lower its benchmark interest rate to a target range between 4.75% and 5.00%, an aggressive half-point cut. This was a major headline event,...

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   Sep 16, 2024 · While a soft landing is still the base case for many analysts and economists, slowing labor market data over the past two months has sent an undeniably bearish signal.

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   Nov 1, 2023 · Take a look at how various assets are performing after the release of the Federal Reserve's November policy decision: U.S. stocks, the 10-year U.S. Treasury yield, Brent crude, gold and the U.S...

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   Aug 27, 2024 · Aug 27, 2024 11:53am. By Joseph Adinolfi. Investors care more about what Fed rate cuts say about the economy, history shows. A Federal Reserve interest-rate cut in September now looks like a...

8. www.marketwatch.com › story › why-stocks-can-slideWill stocks rally or fade after the Fed cuts rates? Here’s ...

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   Aug 27, 2024 · A Federal Reserve interest-rate cut in September now looks like a virtual certainty. But how stocks might react to such a move remains as murky as ever.

9. seekingalpha.com › article › 4725476-sentimentSentiment Speaks: If You Follow The Fed, Then You're Behind ...

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   Oct 8, 2024 · Then, when the Fed finally followed the market in lowering rates, the market made the Fed look even more foolish by starting its decline in bonds the day before the Fed announcement.