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Day-Trading Scenarios for Dec 24, 2025

Merry Christmas to all. It has been a very good year and we look forward to even better to come.

The market will close today at 12:00 PM Central Time. We expect a 110 SMF.


We are playing the ranges (buying support, selling resistance) lightly. Don't expect huge moves.


Fundamentals remain supportive for equities, particularly blue-chips in the Dow.

  • Recent data highlights include a strong Q3 GDP revision to 4.3% (beating estimates), underscoring economic resilience amid AI-driven growth and consumer spending.

  • The Fed's recent rate cut cycle (with expectations for modest easing into 2026) continues to bolster risk assets.

  • However, mixed signals like softening consumer confidence and job concerns have tempered enthusiasm slightly.


8:30 AM ET


4-Week Bill Auction

 10:00 AM ET


8-Week Bill Auction

 10:00 AM ET


3-Month Bill Announcement

 11:00 AM ET


6-Week Bill Announcement

 11:00 AM ET


6-Month Bill Announcement

 11:00 AM ET


Survey of Business Uncertainty

 11:00 AM ET


4-Month Bill Auction

 11:30 AM ET


7-Yr Note Auction

 11:30 AM ET


NYSE Early Close

 1:00 PM ET


Baker Hughes Rig Count

 1:00 PM ET


SIFMA Early Close

 2:00 PM ET


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DATE: 12/24/2025

TIME: 9:24 AM

HIGH: 48854

LOW: 48532

CLOSE: 48762

PIVOT: 48716

SUPPORT: 48589

RESISTANCE: 48828

SWING MAGNITUDE: 110

TIME OF COMMENT: 9:24 AM


 
 
 

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