From Ross Givens <[email protected]>
Subject A Bullish Backdrop for Stocks
Date December 22, 2025 3:30 PM
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Hey, Ross here:



Welcome back to a shortened trading week.

Markets have been choppy most of December…

But since Thursday, things appear to have taken a turn for the better.

And as today’s chart shows – that’s perfectly in line with history.




Chart of the Day





Source: @RyanDetrick via X


This chart shows how the average December has performed for the S&P 500 versus
the current month.



While it’s far from perfect, we seem to be matching the historical S&P 500
performance this month – at least in terms of trend.



And if this seasonality effect holds…



We should be entering the end-of-year “Santa Claus rally” period starting
Wednesday…



A 7-day period (5 trading days) where stocks have been higher nearly 80% of
the time.



Source: @RyanDetrick via X


But while the seasonality picture is encouraging, here’s something that’s even
more so.



Take a look at this chart.



This chart shows the Nasdaq 100 in blue and an inverted measure of interest
rate volatility in black.



Because it’s inverted, when the black line moves higher, interest rate
volatility is actually lower – and when it moves lower, volatility is higher.



As the chart shows, when interest rate volatility falls, stocks tend to move
higher.



And when interest rate volatility rises, stocks tend to struggle.



If you look to the right side of the chart, you can see the black line has
moved sharply higher – meaning interest rate volatility has dropped to new
cycle lows.



That makes sense.



With cooler inflation readings and a rising unemployment rate, there’s now
much greater clarity about where interest rates are headed – likely lower next
year.



And when rates become more predictable, volatility falls.



Based on past moves, that means stocks will likely soon catch up and move
further upward as well.



Basically, things are looking up for the rest of the year – and into 2026.



You don’t want to be on the sidelines.



And yet, many people still will be. I explain why below.




Insight of the Day




This bullish backdrop for stocks is occurring amid an extremely high degree of
economic uncertainty.


Add continued above-average earnings growth to the above mix…



And we have a nice bullish backdrop for stocks – one that will benefit asset
owners.



But just because things are looking good for stocks…



Does NOT mean people will feel good about the economy.



Look at the unemployment and consumer sentiment numbers.



The media has coined the term “vibecession” to describe how the average
American feels about the uncertain nature of the economy – despite the stock
market’s performance.



I expect the “vibecession” to continue…



And while you, as a reader of this newsletter, know better…



Most people will allow this “vibecession” to affect their investing decisions
– keeping too many of them on the sidelines.



But while that’s not good for them…



It’s can be good for you…



Because as stocks keep rising, we’ll see these people “FOMO” in at the highs –
helping drive the price of stocks even higher.



Of course, to seize this opportunity…



You need to position yourself now – when stocks are still trading below
previous highs…



And before the masses catch on to just how bullish the environment for stocks
actually is.



That’s why tomorrow, Tuesday December 23, at 11 a.m. Eastern…



I’m going LIVE for a very special members-only holiday opportunity you’re not
going to want to miss.



It’s your chance to get the absolute BEST deals on our most premium products
and services…



Which will allow you to access all the tools you need to take maximum
advantage of this bullish backdrop – before everyone else catches on.



It’s all happening LIVE tomorrow at 11am ET.



I’ll explain how each of my strategies will help you exploit a different
edge, and how they apply to the current market.



And if you’re interested, I’ll offer you the best deal you’ll ever see for all
of them.



Just watching me break down my strategies will help you be a better trader,
so I encourage you to show up anyway.



So click here to let me know you’re coming tomorrow…
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And I’ll see you Tuesday morning at 11 a.m. ET.



P.S. If you’re planning to attend on a mobile device, make sure you download
the presentation app now so you don’t miss anything when it starts. See you
there.



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Customer Story of the Day




“I recently attended my first Ross Givens live session, it was very
educational.



He encouraged questions and shared valuable insights that I applied
immediately.



He has a deep understanding of the stock market and explained his analytical
methods in a way that was easy to grasp, even for beginners.



All of his trading strategies were presented with real-world current examples.



I walked away much more confident in my ability to analyze stocks and make
informed investment decisions.



Highly recommended!”




Embrace the surge,







Ross Givens

Editor, Stock Surge Daily






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