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If the "Christmas rally" in the US stock market does not occur, investors need to be cautious!
When Santa Claus does not bring "gifts" to Wall Street, it may indicate that the U.S. stock market will face a difficult period ahead...
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Will you come tonight? A brief market trend has entered holiday mode, and the market is looking forward to a "Santa Claus" rally.
The historical records of the stock market indicate that, in most cases, there is a 'Santa Claus' rally, allowing investors to see hope.
Tonight is the first day! Can the U.S. stock market's "Santa Claus rally" start smoothly?
① The "Santa Claus market" refers to the last five trading days of the year (usually starting after Christmas) and the first two trading days of the following year; ② Counting the days, tonight (December 23), this Christmas Eve, will actually be the first day to kick off this year's "Santa Claus market".