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One reason why you will see a pump in the market tonight, is the fact that tomorrow the feds will announce 0.25% cut at least from the current fund rates.
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I think now is a good time to have this coin. But dont hold for long. #Mubarak Not a financial advice. #N4G

Posted on April 10, #Mubarak is 19% up. and the chart looks fundamentally good. #N4G

Hedge funds doesn't care what a company does, they care what their stock price does. They use math and models to find assets that move together, when one drifts away from the other, they bet the gap will soon close. One dips slightly, too slightly to justify a fundamental reason, the fund buys the cheap one, and shorts the expensive one and take profit when they re-align. It's all about pattern recognition. #N4G

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But don't be fooled by it, Markets might just head back down. Just be careful.

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One reason why you will see a pump in the market tonight, is the fact that tomorrow the feds will announce 0.25% cut at least from the current fund rates.