I'll make a recommendation for a book if your into it ..... really lays out every Economic Number well and gives you a breakdown of how each instrument will react given where the number comes in (above expectation or below) Amazon has it for $12 new or $2 used or more-then-likely free at your public library. The Atlas of Economic Indicators: A Visual Guide to Market Forces, and the Federal Reserve (Paperback) by W. Stansbury Carnes, Stephen D. Slifer Met Stan Carnes a few years back .... sharp guy .....Enjoy
I've read some of the reviews. It seems that many people think this book is outdated. Do you use the book? Does it still apply to today's markets? Thank you
Ive had the book since 92" so I may be recalling its usefulness from a few years back ....having said that it lays it down as to what the affect will be when a number comes in one way or the other in about 2 pages .... great when its 8:28 am and you dont know what the hell is going to happen if a number comes in all f'ed up and you have a position ...... arrows on the pages point one way or the other for bonds FX and Indexes .......hey if your in a pinch its a hit.
Thank you very much for the recommendation. Do you know of any books that would teach me the ins and outs of what goes on each day in the treasury market? I'd love to understand who the players are and why the treasury market behaves as it does. Thanks
I was hoping to learn something from TS mistake. I read every post till page 26, then skipped every 8 or 9 pages; it's just too painful. TS, are you size are you on now?