Markets are holding steady in a wait-and-see mode right now. Futures are trading flat as traders eye two major catalysts this week—the Fed's rate decision and Oracle's quarterly earnings drop.
The Fed's expected to cut rates, but the real question is what Powell signals about future moves. That tone could shift sentiment fast. Meanwhile, Oracle's numbers will give us a read on enterprise tech spending, which has ripple effects across risk assets.
This kind of sideways action? Classic pre-event positioning. Nobody wants to commit hard until the headlines hit. Volatility's coiled up, and once we get clarity on rates and earnings beats or misses, expect some actual movement. For now, it's all about patience and reading the signals as they come.
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SandwichVictim
· 12-10 14:13
If Powell says one wrong thing this week, the market will be turned upside down.
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GigaBrainAnon
· 12-10 14:13
Another frustrating market condition, who knows what Powell will say.
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ColdWalletGuardian
· 12-10 14:04
Just waiting for Powell's one word, then it's going to blow up.
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TeaTimeTrader
· 12-10 14:04
Once again, it's this frustrating market situation. As soon as Powell opens his mouth, the whole market has to follow the dance.
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JustAnotherWallet
· 12-10 13:52
Only after Powell makes a statement can the market truly start to move.
Markets are holding steady in a wait-and-see mode right now. Futures are trading flat as traders eye two major catalysts this week—the Fed's rate decision and Oracle's quarterly earnings drop.
The Fed's expected to cut rates, but the real question is what Powell signals about future moves. That tone could shift sentiment fast. Meanwhile, Oracle's numbers will give us a read on enterprise tech spending, which has ripple effects across risk assets.
This kind of sideways action? Classic pre-event positioning. Nobody wants to commit hard until the headlines hit. Volatility's coiled up, and once we get clarity on rates and earnings beats or misses, expect some actual movement. For now, it's all about patience and reading the signals as they come.