US markets just dropped some interesting signals today.



Consumer confidence climbed for the first time in nearly half a year—shooting up from 51 to 53.3, which actually topped expectations sitting at 52. What's particularly telling? The entire bump came from the forward-looking component, which surged to 55. That's people feeling better about what's ahead, not just reacting to what's already happened.

Now, about that inflation piece...
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RugPullAlarmvip
· 12-05 20:02
The consumer confidence data looks good, but this jump from 51 to 53.3... I need to dig into the capital flows. What's the real purchasing power like? Hopefully it's not another data scam.
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TokenomicsPolicevip
· 12-05 20:00
Consumer confidence has rebounded, but can this really support a bull market? It feels like there's a strong sense of expectation management.
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ImpermanentPhobiavip
· 12-05 19:41
Consumer confidence has risen, but this increase is entirely supported by expectations for the future... Can it really be realized?
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