Over the next 10 days, three big events present both great opportunities as well as high risks for investors. The events to be discussed are the Bank of Japan’s (BOJ) meeting on Sept. 20-21, the FOMC on the same two days, and OPEC’s meeting on Sept. 26-28.
To give you an idea of what sort of risks and rewards we’re talking about trading around such meetings, see “How Yellen and OPEC may create a new opportunity for a 51% return,” as well as “What to do with a chart that shows no place for investors to hide.”
Bank of Japan
The Bank of Japan has a meeting on Sept. 20-21. Here is what you need to know.
- The market consensus is that there will be a little bit more added to the existing negative-interest-rate/aggressive asset-buying program.
- Money is made when market consensus is wrong and investors who are prepared for alternate scenarios jump on quickly.
In The Arora Report analysis, we believe there is about 60% probability that the market consensus might be wrong and the BOJ could implement maturity range adjustment. For details, please see “Action by the Bank of Japan could have dramatic results for stocks.”
Federal Reserve
The Federal Open Market Committee (FOMC) will meet on Sept. 20-21. Here is what you need to know…Read more at MarketWatch
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