RE: Being Honest...17 Mar 2023 15:09
winalot,
It's called pricing in the news. If you think the market won't price in the news then that's your prerogative and makes no odds to me. I'll still be here with several million shares at at an average well below the current price when AEX start paying dividends, year end makes no odds to me, I'm just thinking out loud.
FYI
"Markets look forward. That means that the price of a liquid financial asset you see today, say for example, the stock price of a technology company, or the price of a government bond, those prices reflect market expectations for the future. If expectations improve, i.e., they become more optimistic about the future, all else equal, the price of the asset should rise. And the opposite is true too, if expectations deteriorate, all else equal, the price of the asset should fall. A sharp rise in prices of risk assets, as we have experienced since October, reflects improved expectations for the future."
"This is what is meant when people talk about ‘what the market is pricing.’ What version of the future is implied by the current prices of stocks, bonds, etc."
https://news.dominion-cs.com/what-is-the-market-pricing-in/