Terrorists attacks rarely effect markets...unless it's a really major, important one like 9-11-01 These recent hiccup attacks in the UK is nothing. Maybe you will see a big, or noticeable, drop in pre-market...but it will slightly correct in the day.
it's because New York or the world trade center was the trading head office of major brokerage firms and hedge funds. if hedge funds and brokers are not trading, you have bids and the market would be closed. they'll close the market if no participants. During world war 2 the markets were 'closed'
Yeah, I think that the market will completely ignore it, but IF there is a gap down, then it's basically free money (gift from above) to those who go long for the rebound
You're out of your mind. I hate to be the one to break this news to you. https://www.bloomberg.com/news/arti...s-outside-cme-reveal-traders-furious-land-war "It’s unclear which firm is now closest to CME servers. Trading data first leaves CME computers via fiber cable, and then to nearby antennas that send it by microwave to other towers until it reaches New Jersey, where all the major U.S. stock exchanges house their computers. The moves in Aurora are intended to reduce the time that the data is conveyed through cable." Maybe if you actually are a live human being and lived in New York during 9/11, you would not be so blind to reality. And stop bringing up WW II. Dude, just stop with that.
I don't anticipate this influencing the market at all. I hate to be cold blooded but only a handful of civilians were slaughtered by the "Jihadists". This is not the first time nor the last that the "jihadists" will kill innocent unarmed civilians.