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John Jagerson
Editor, Strategic Trader
Wade Hansen
Editor, Strategic Trader
Individual investors often hear the phrase “priced into the market.” Analysts or advisors casually mention that “X” or “Y” factor has already been “priced into the market,” but what do they mean?
On the surface, they are saying that the value of some fundamental factor has already been included in the price of a stock index like the S&P 500.
For example, let’s say that early indicators were all pointing to a really good retail sales number for the fourth quarter. No one is going to wait until the actual results are released to buy the best retail stocks. They may even pay a little extra.
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