Recently conducted a quick survey asking traders whether they expected a Santa Rally to materialize—the results were split almost evenly, 51% optimistic and 49% skeptical. The lack of overwhelming conviction in the market proved telling. So far, momentum hasn't picked up as bulls might have hoped, and the initial price action has been rather underwhelming. The thin margin between believers and doubters suggests the market is genuinely uncertain about year-end performance.
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SquidTeacher
· 12-27 04:44
51 vs 49, this is almost like no one knows what to do next. It's a showdown, everyone.
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DarkPoolWatcher
· 12-26 22:52
51 to 49? That's almost like a gambler's mentality; no one really dares to go all-in during the Christmas market.
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MagicBean
· 12-26 22:47
51% optimism, 49% pessimism? What kind of signal is that? It's on the verge of collapse.
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BearEatsAll
· 12-26 22:40
The market is at a 50/50 level. To be honest, I am bearish on this wave; too many people are expecting a Christmas rebound.
Recently conducted a quick survey asking traders whether they expected a Santa Rally to materialize—the results were split almost evenly, 51% optimistic and 49% skeptical. The lack of overwhelming conviction in the market proved telling. So far, momentum hasn't picked up as bulls might have hoped, and the initial price action has been rather underwhelming. The thin margin between believers and doubters suggests the market is genuinely uncertain about year-end performance.