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    From scotiabank.com

    Central bankers will be clearing the decks ahead of the holiday season as eight of them deliver policy decisions this week including two that are particularly near and dear to our hearts here in North America. Data risk will play a back seat role this week but quickly escalate thereafter. The lack of a peaceful end to 2025 would be merely an extension to how it all began. The Bank of Canada issues a statement-only decision at 9:45amET on Wednesday morning. Governor Macklem’s opening remarks to his press conference will be published at that same time. Then there will be a press conference 45 minutes later for around ... (full story)

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Czyker26
Dec 7, 2025 12:04am
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Democratizing Economics means forgiving the scum bag mafia that misappropriated Billions of tax payers money and sending that money to Fools who will just waste it on their Great Grand World governance schemes !!
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Jade Gate
Dec 6, 2025 5:46pm
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Quoting Vancarbon
The actual Santa Claus rally actually starts a few days into the last week of the Christmas trading period . Plenty of time for a good shakeout post Fed statement , probably all priced in after the traditional squeeze into any Fed meeting . NB : Hi Fans . Autographs later . Jades my security . She barks way louder than she bites
Woof woof. The alligator jaws are a bit fascinating tbh, typically they will consolidate at the highs, but then the jaws snap shut and the PA goes bonkers on a north binge. Can see that happening if the Fed cuts. Until the AI realities kick in that is (not enough energy or water to service same and won't be for another 20 years minimum, plus AI requires extensive policing, is programmed to gaslight users) Check out ANTH.PVT ticker.
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Vancarbon
Dec 6, 2025 5:08pm
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The actual Santa Claus rally actually starts a few days into the last week of the Christmas trading period .

Plenty of time for a good shakeout post Fed statement , probably all priced in after the traditional squeeze into any Fed meeting .

NB : Hi Fans . Autographs later .

Jades my security . She barks way louder than she bites
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Jade Gate
Dec 6, 2025 4:35pm
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Good summary, especially the US Fed. Do think market wants to complete its Santa Claus rally to retest the highs, and from the TA perspective, there are "alligator jaws" on the S&P.
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