The Bay Stream on the Square | 2025.12.14
The weekend market was sticky and sluggish, caught between ups and downs. Right in front of us is the Christmas holiday, and this week’s drama revolves around two main points: whether the market can capitalize on the “Christmas trading” tradition for a quick surge, and after that, whether it will break upward or continue to lie flat.
First, let’s talk about the Christmas effect. Historical data shows that markets tend to rise around late December. However, this rally usually occurs in two steps: first, retail traders’ FOMO enthusiasm and year-end bonus

Gulf Stream Daily News | 2025.12.13
Brothers, today the market is showing a "wait and see" vibe before the trend shifts. The key points affecting the direction are threefold: the “effectiveness” of the Federal Reserve’s rate cut, the “strange wind” of Christmas, and whether big funds dare to enter the market.
First, let’s discuss the major recent event. The Federal Reserve’s 25 basis point rate cut led the market to a “buy the rumor, sell the fact” scenario—after the announcement, Bitcoin briefly surged to 94,500, but then quickly dove back to around 92,000. This indicates that rate cuts alone

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The script at dawn: dovish rate cuts, hawkish statements, the market gets hit with a "sucker punch"
Brothers, you followed Powell's speech at dawn, right? It was a great show for the market. Simply put: the rate cut was a dovish move, but the "sugar" in the future might not be as much (hawkish guidance), and the crypto circle was immediately disappointed and experienced another "Black Friday."
The core points are three sentences:
1. Cut but with huge disagreements: The Federal Reserve cut interest rates by 25 basis points as expected. But the key is, there was internal disagreement—9 votes in