2025 just got 18 trading days left. A top-tier Wall Street trader dropped their annual wrap-up—what actually moved markets this year, and where things might head next.
Year's almost done, but the real question isn't what happened. It's what patterns emerged that could replay. When institutional desks start mapping out their playbooks, retail usually catches on three months late.
This review isn't your typical year-end fluff. We're talking position adjustments, sentiment shifts, macro crosscurrents. The kind of intel that separates survivors from exit liquidity.
Eighteen sessions to lock in gains or flip the script. Clock's ticking.
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rug_connoisseur
· 20h ago
It was over in just 18 days, while institutions are setting us up and we're still dwelling on the past?
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ruggedNotShrugged
· 20h ago
Can things turn around in 18 days? LOL, all the institutions have already left and we're still watching the replay.
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AirDropMissed
· 20h ago
Still worried about last year after 18 days? I just want to know how institutions are positioning themselves this time.
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SnapshotDayLaborer
· 20h ago
18 days? Why does it feel like it's only been two months... We're always three steps behind when it comes to what institutions are playing with, but we really need to pay attention to locked returns.
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CrossChainBreather
· 21h ago
18 trading days? We probably won't fully understand the institutions' playbook until March, right?
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PretendingSerious
· 21h ago
Only 18 days left, institutions' strategies usually take retail investors up to three months to catch on. This time, what's missing is just this timing.
2025 just got 18 trading days left. A top-tier Wall Street trader dropped their annual wrap-up—what actually moved markets this year, and where things might head next.
Year's almost done, but the real question isn't what happened. It's what patterns emerged that could replay. When institutional desks start mapping out their playbooks, retail usually catches on three months late.
This review isn't your typical year-end fluff. We're talking position adjustments, sentiment shifts, macro crosscurrents. The kind of intel that separates survivors from exit liquidity.
Eighteen sessions to lock in gains or flip the script. Clock's ticking.