A Dovish Fed Boosts Markets But for How Long?

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The FOMC unanimously voted to keep rates unchanged and provided dovish comments. Most notable that they are going to exercise patience in raising rates. As we anticipated the initial news was going to be positive sending the market right to TheoTrade’s gravity point of 2682. Watch this video newsletter to find out what to expect next…

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