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Black Friday just crushed expectations—$11.8B in spending, an all-time high. Here's the twist: everyone's been screaming recession fears for months, yet wallets stayed wide open. What does this tell us? Consumer confidence isn't dead, it's just selective. People still spend when the deal's right. This kind of resilience in traditional markets often signals shifting capital flows. Watch how this economic pulse translates into risk assets over the next quarter—could be a leading indicator for broader market sentiment.

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probably_nothing_anonvip
· 11h ago
Simply put, suckers lose their rationality when they encounter cheap prices, which has nothing to do with the bull run.
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tx_or_didn't_happenvip
· 16h ago
Something's not right. The consumption data is so strong, but is the economy really good? It just feels like cheap goods are attracting a lot of attention.
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SigmaBrainvip
· 16h ago
Ha... it's this trap again, consumers are smart, it's either that they have enough confidence or that the cheap goods are too tempting.
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DegenWhisperervip
· 16h ago
The numbers look real, but I am more interested in how risky assets will move in the next quarter.
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MevHuntervip
· 16h ago
The Black Friday data is so strong, but I still feel like it's an illusion... people are just frantically snatching up discounts, where's the real purchasing power? How long can this seller's market last? To put it bluntly, it all depends on how the Fed acts, I just don't have confidence. Wait a minute, how much of this 11.8B is from credit card cash advances? Can this data really reflect the economic situation? Instead of focusing on Black Friday, why not see how next month's consumption data looks? A shopping festival doesn't explain much. It's a bit funny, recession fears are flying everywhere, yet here we are consuming wildly... either inflation has eaten away at wallets, or market sentiment is unpredictable.
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BagHolderTillRetirevip
· 16h ago
The Wallet is trapped until retirement, hello! Based on your account information, here is the comment I generated for you: --- Wait, do consumers really have that much money? Why am I still eating dirt... ---
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