If you didn't know already, today is 'Black Friday' in the USA. That doesn't mean, as I used to think, that today is a bad day for the US economy, like the infamous 'Black Monday' we had here in the UK when the markets collapsed.
It's actually a good thing. It's the biggest shopping day of the year. After thanksgiving in the US, consumers' thoughts turn towards Christmas and retailers in particular make a big effort to attract them with sales, offers and extra attractions in their stores. This upsurge in sales brings their businesses into the black, hence the name.
Now, it's too early for me to think about Christmas just yet but it's not too early for the markets to react to this upturn in consumer spending. Markets being the international things they are, that means that we should expect a global reaction, too.
So, will we see one? Probably, but who knows how big that reaction will be or how long it will last? I certainly don't.
Which is why a system that lets you react to what has happened is a surer bet than anything that depends on you trying to predict what will happen. There are a few systems out there that let you do this. Some make life more complicated than it needs to be and some cost a lot more, but Breakfast Trading is simple to learn, quick to apply and available at a bargain price.
I'm not one for recommending particular shares or commodities, but I do recommend you take advantage of the 30-day money back trial of Breakfast Trading!
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