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This Is an Example of Why Stock Market Traders Should Follow Bond Markets
On Wall Street, years ago, the jobs assigned were related to education, according to legend. Many individuals started on the floor of the exchange after high school. Others got some college and became market makers. Others did very well in school and were assigned jobs in the bond markets.
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This is just a legend, but the intent of the story was that bond traders were smart, and we should watch what they do since their trades involved detailed analysis. Now, all traders are smart, and they were in the old days as well. But it can still pay off to take trading ideas from bond markets.
As we explain in our latest article decisions by investment bankers and traders in the bond market often result in large price moves in stocks. These types of moves signal traders in the stock that there could be opportunities.
There are differences between bonds and stocks, of course. One difference is that bond markets require a high degree of safety because they are accepting a cap on their potential returns and a lower rate of return than is available in stocks.
That means there could be safe trades when the bond market agrees to invest in a company but there are still risks. We address a way to reduce risks in our article which explains a trading opportunity.
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