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$Tiger Brokers(TIGR)$ standing on the bullish side although this month seems choppy.  With all the strong fundamental companies dropping throughout this entire month, expect to see the rebound by the end of year or early next year. 

Bullish 1. Rate cuts by the Fed could keep liquidity high and borrowing costs low. 2. AI-driven profits and continued corporate earnings surprises may sustain momentum.

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Xmas rally soon

We have less than two months before we say goodbye to 2025, as investors have saw how market volatility have caused fears as well as greed, so how many more chances or opportunities lies ahead for investors? As we are entering the final stretch of 2025, a year marked by alternating waves of AI-driven euphoria and macro-driven fear, especially as inflation, rate expectations, and earnings growth have oscillated. In this article I would like to share a structured, forward-looking analysis on how investors can think about the final leg of 2025 and prepare intelligently for 2026 — balancing risk, opportunity, and timing. Where We Stand: Late-2025 Market Context Macro snapshot (as of November 2025): Interest rates: The Fed’s rate cuts earlier this year began to work through the system, but the

November kicked off with a wave of volatility, and it really took a bite out of my portfolio. Tech stocks, especially those that had been leading all year, suddenly faced heavy profit-taking. The Fed's mixed signals about the pace of rate cuts and renewed worries about U.S. fiscal deficits added even more uncertainty. It's been a reminder that even in a bull market, corrections can happen fast — and they test our patience as investors. That said, I'm not too discouraged. Volatility in November isn't unusual; in fact, it often serves as a healthy reset before a year-end rebound. Historically, when markets experience sharp swings in early Q4, December tends to deliver a relief rally once investors reposition and window-dressing begins. With liquidity conditions improving and inflation trendi

Replying to @DaraC:Exactly 👍👍//@DaraC:The market is likely to move up slightly before the end of the year, because of the extra spending for Xmas presents and food. I think retail sector will benefit from it

Looks like we still have room to book profit in the remaining 7 weeks, hope no more surprises on tariff

S&P likely will experience further pullback and perhaps dip even further until the end of the year. Best performing one will be the inverse ETF $ProShares UltraPro Short QQQ(SQQQ)$

$S&P 500(.SPX)$ $NASDAQ(.IXIC)$ As we charge toward the finish line of 2025, the big question buzzing among investors is crystal clear—can this market keep its momentum, or is a reality check looming? With the S&P 500 already up a solid 13.84% year-to-date, closing at 670.97 on SPY as a proxy, the ride has been thrilling but far from smooth. Fed rate cuts have fueled the fire, corporate earnings are smashing forecasts, and AI hype shows no signs of fading. Yet, sky-high valuations and whispers of year-end turbulence could flip the script fast. Let's dive deep into the bull and bear battles shaking things up right now. 💥 Bullish Firepower: Why the Climb Could Continue 🚀 Optimists are stacking chip

Slight correction and then bullish all the way for EV market!

US market seems to be overvalued, so tread with caution. Might move some funds to more defensive stocks

$Tiger Brokers(TIGR)$ Framing the final weeks of 2025 At this stage of the calendar, the debate is not about who is “right” — it is about risk-adjusted asymmetry. Bull side — still supportive Fed’s path is now well-telegraphed; cuts anchor cost of capital lower into 1H25. Q3/Q4 earnings have, on balance, leaned to upside revisions. Cloud + AI infra spending shows resilience (capex guidance still rising). This means the floor is stronger than pessimists admit. Bear side — tactical fragility Valuations are extended; forward multiples are not cheap. Positioning is no longer light — many already chased beta in Q3. Year-end VaR adjustments and tax-loss harvesting can inject disorderly flows. My characterisation: The upside is still possible — but it i

US markets seems overvalued. Look at the long term trend, then look at the sector, within the sector select the stocks. This mantra sounds easy but difficult to execute. Have a profit target and run after hitting it. Just don’t lose money! Happy trading!

2025’s countdown begins ⏳—is there still room to run, or time to hedge? I believe there’s upside 📈, with Fed cuts, strong earnings, and AI momentum fueling gains. But locking in profits along the way is smart[Miser] 💼. Valuations are high, and year-end volatility could bite ⚠️. Stay nimble[Great], rotate wisely, and don’t forget to trim when it’s hot 🔥. @JC888 @Barcode @Shyon @koolgal @Shernice軒嬣 2000 @Aqa @DiAngel<

2025’s countdown begins ⏳—is there still room to run, or time to hedge? I believe there’s upside 📈, with Fed cuts, strong earnings, and AI momentum fueling gains. But locking in profits along the way is smart[Miser] 💼. Valuations are high, and year-end volatility could bite ⚠️. Stay nimble[Grin], rotate wisely, and don’t forget to trim when it’s hot 🔥. @JC888 @Barcode @Shyon @koolgal @Shernice軒嬣 2000 @Aqa @DiAngel</