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I do
not know of a website that explicitly covers that, though you might want to try
the Dismal Scientist at <A
href="http://www.dismal.com";>http://www.dismal.com.
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Note
that usually government releases are economic and have more play in the bond
market than the stock market. That does not mean you should be playing games
with stock futures at 8:29 eastern time when payrolls or GDP or CPI are due, but
the direct and more lasting attack is usually on bonds and money market futures.
Right now, with the Fed in play, it moves everything. Tomorrow, we get GDP at
8:30 and the Fed who knows when...
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---Steven W. Poser, PresidentPoser Global Market
Strategies Inc.<A href="http://www.poserglobal.com/";
target=_blank>http://www.poserglobal.comswp@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxTel:
201-995-0845Fax: 201-995-0846
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[mailto:bogeybunky@xxxxxxxxxxxx]Sent: Tuesday, January 30, 2001
9:51 PMTo: REALTRADERSSubject: [RT] Government
Reports
Does anyone know of a
website (or other reference source) that discusses how the various government
reports affect the futures markets -- which reports affect which markets and
what is the impact based on the report results?
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