Wednesday, January 16, 2013

What will happen when the stock market reopens? | Redux

What will happen when the stock market reopens?

The Economics of Wall Street
The Economics of Wall Street by Tony Fischer Photography
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(MoneyWatch) Given the devastation Hurricane Sandy wrought on the Eastern Seaboard in general and New York's financial district specifically, you might expect stocks would take a beating too, once the markets reopen. What's more, after a market shutdown, traders are often in a selling mood. But an NYSE spokesman says he expect the market to be open tomorrow, and stocks may not plummet after all. That's based on stock futures showing a slight increase from last Friday's close. They were down Sunday and Monday but rebounded, possibly in response to Sandy's damages not being as catastrophic as feared. In addition, foreign stock markets can give us an indication of the market's mood. As of the time of this writing, the London FTSE index is up 0. 61 percent since Friday while Japan's Nekkei index gave up 0. 98 percent. Of course much can change in the next day.

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