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Weekly Market Insights: Christmas Week, Thin Liquidity, Loud Moves
Holiday trading changes the market’s behaviour. With liquidity thin and Tuesday’s macro data doing the heavy lifting, a small set of stocks and sectors could move more than usual.
Good morning investors,
This is the kind of week where the market puts its feet up.
Not because the economy changed overnight, or because a new AI breakthrough arrived down the chimney, but because liquidity thins, calendars shrink, and price moves start sounding louder than the information behind them.
Christmas week trading is quieter, and that makes selectivity matter more than activity. A few data points can still move everything, especially with half the desks winding down.
So this edition stays tight. Fewer stocks. Clearer catalysts. Tuesday is the main event, with AI infrastructure, defensives, and cyclicals telling the real story.
The watchlist below is built for that Christmas-week reality.
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