Want to predict whether the market is bullish or bearish? Just look at Christmas tree sales.



This seemingly obscure indicator actually hides a big signal. Over the years, Christmas tree sales have been a barometer of overall consumer spending health—more purchases mean a hotter economy. But this year's data shows a different signal: consumers are becoming more cautious.

When mainstream consumers are slowing down their spending, it often indicates a shift in investor sentiment. Volatility in risk assets may increase, and market sentiment will be more susceptible to economic data. It is worth continuously monitoring the trend of consumer data in the coming months.
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BlindBoxVictimvip
· 5h ago
Can Christmas tree sales be used to predict market trends? This trick is too wild, it sounds like just an excuse to justify oneself.
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DeFi_Dad_Jokesvip
· 5h ago
Christmas tree sales this indicator is amazing, can it really signal a big event coming? Consumers being stingy is indeed a bad sign... Wait, why does it feel like consumption also sluggish when Bitcoin drops? Now we have to seriously watch the market, brothers.
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New_Ser_Ngmivip
· 5h ago
Can Christmas tree sales predict the market? The logic is a bit wild, but upon closer thought, it might actually make sense. --- So you're saying consumers are now "saving"? Feels like everything needs to be carefully considered before buying. --- Wait, just by looking at Christmas tree sales to judge the market? Then should I also pay attention to supermarket discount levels? Haha. --- Cautious consumption → Investor sentiment shifts → Increased volatility, the chain is established, gotta keep an eye on the upcoming data. --- Hey, once again, this obscure indicator is doing something big, interesting. --- So now is it time to buy the dip or to wait and see... This question is more mind-boggling than Christmas tree sales themselves.
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MEVSupportGroupvip
· 5h ago
Can Christmas tree sales predict market trends? That's new, as if grandma's shopping basket is an economic barometer. Daring to send weak signals, just say the economy is bad if consumers are cautious, no need to go around the Christmas tree. Consumer data continues to decline, do we small investors have to pick up the tab? Forget it, it's better to focus on on-chain data for more reliability. Basically, the economy is starting to panic, risk assets are about to take a hit. It feels like this theory only applies to the wealthy; we haven't had money to buy trees for a long time.
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SeasonedInvestorvip
· 6h ago
Christmas trees are not selling anymore, now I'm really panicking, wallets are tightening up. If even this can fall, I truly think it's going to cool down. Weak consumer demand, how can the crypto circle remain unaffected? Get ready to buy the dip, everyone.
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