This seems like it’s going down as one of the very few times since the S&P 500 became a 500-stock index that it jumped more than 1% on a day when more of its stocks declined than advanced.
Grey lines are where Fed Fund Futures (the market) expected the actual Fed Funds Rate to track. Blue line is where the Fed Funds Rate actually tracked. What do you notice? pic.twitter.com/UApzzrOIHy
One measure of sentiment among individual investors, the Yale School of Management One-Year Confidence Index, is at the highest level since **2007** pic.twitter.com/yorEDScKcj
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