Kosta Ouzas explains why markets tend to rally at year-end: companies close their books, triggering activity, and traders return from European summer vacations. This historical pattern creates buying pressure in the final months.
Yeah. In general, the end of the year is pretty bullish. You know, again, we don't know we are starting new territory, you know, but there are some reasons why the market can be bullish. There are a lot of companies that close their books at the end of the year, you know, so if you do something, they are trying to do it at the end of the year. There are some pickup of activities, you know, people, some people in particular in Europe, they take longer vacation during the summer. So now they are back. And so, yeah, there is some, historically, there is some uptake in the market at the end of the year.
