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12-03

Historically, December tends to be one of the stronger months, and I certainly hope that the market starts low but finish strong this year. Optimism is rising ahead of the Fed’s potential rate cut, and corporate earnings continue to show strength and resilience.

If one's risk appetite is higher, this could be a good time to buy on dips and position early. But if one prefer a more cautious approach, waiting for clearer confirmation after the Fed’s rate announcement, may offer more confidence before entering the market.

Market Turns Higher: Will the December Rally Last?
On the second trading day of December, the market shook off yesterday’s heavy mood, with all three major U.S. indices opening higher. How do you view the current market sentiment? Will December once again start low and finish strong? How are you planning your trades for December—have you already hit your annual targets and are ready to enjoy a holiday, or is there a specific goal you’re focusing on?
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