High Heeled Traders

Saved by the Fed

September 18, 2015

The Fed kept interest rates on hold. Thanks for listening to me! 🙂 Ah, low-interest rates, the cause for joy for investors. However, that proves to be shortlived. The gains gave way to losses even before the Fed Chair finished the press conference. Perhaps because people realize, even the Fed is bearish on global growth and there is nothing it can do to solve that problem. Well maybe they can, but they won’t. I’m talking more “stimulus” (like what every other govt is doing) but we’re not going there. It’s not up to the US to “stimulate” what needs stimulating. The Fed can just keep things humming along with the current interest rate environment. Thus, it’s the citizens who have the solemn obligation to do their part and keep shopping. (Oh what fun!) Yes, keep consuming, and hopefully it keeps the economy from falling.
We discuss how this idea works in our workshop and webinar series “Low-Risk High-Reward Investing” so if tips are not enough for you, and you actually be in the know what’s bound to happen, email me at charmel@highheeledtraders.com to register.

So the Fed said, every month the rate rise is on the cards. That means more ups and downs, and the investor has to be trained in how to spot the opportunities worth taking, and managing risks. That’s why I am happy to let you know of my workshop filled with timely, specific and actionable ideas in investing in the current volatile market.

Here again is information about our workshop :

Workshop: Low-Risk High-Reward Investing

Low-Risk High-Reward Investing Workshop
Sept 19, 830am
2/F Ortigas Bldg, Ortigas Ave.
Cor. Meralco Ave. Pasig City
Parking at the back of building onsite / along Sapphire Road

The webinar series will be coming soon so stay tuned.
See you at the workshop!

http://www.bloomberg.com/news/articles/2015-09-17/fed-angst-gives-stock-traders-more-reason-to-doubt-profit-bounce

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