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Holiday Trading News 27 November 2025 - 21 December 2025

Software and Platform Stocks Week Ahead: AI Spending Scrutiny, Cloud Security Mega-Deals, and Holiday-Shortened Trading (Dec. 22–26, 2025)

Software and Platform Stocks Week Ahead: AI Spending Scrutiny, Cloud Security Mega-Deals, and Holiday-Shortened Trading (Dec. 22–26, 2025)

Dec. 21, 2025 — Software and platform stocks head into the Christmas week balancing two powerful forces: a thinner, holiday-shortened market that can amplify price swings, and a still-evolving narrative around the AI buildout—specifically, when massive infrastructure spending turns into measurable profits. By Friday’s close, investors were once again talking about a potential “Santa Claus rally,” but the setup feels…
Frankfurt Stock Exchange Outlook (Dec. 21, 2025): DAX Near Record, Holiday Trading Calendar, Index Shake‑Up, and 2026 Forecasts in Focus

Frankfurt Stock Exchange Outlook (Dec. 21, 2025): DAX Near Record, Holiday Trading Calendar, Index Shake‑Up, and 2026 Forecasts in Focus

FRANKFURT — December 21, 2025. The Frankfurt Stock Exchange heads into the final stretch of the year with a familiar year‑end cocktail: optimism about easier monetary policy, anxiety about pricey “megatrends,” and the quiet, slightly eerie market microstructure of holiday trading—thin liquidity, bigger price gaps, and headlines that can move indices more than they “should.” Going into the weekend, European…
Thanksgiving 2025 Stock Market Hours: Holiday Rally Meets AI Bubble Jitters

Thanksgiving 2025 Stock Market Hours: Holiday Rally Meets AI Bubble Jitters

U.S. markets are closed for Thanksgiving, reopen for a shortened Black Friday session, and head into December with a powerful tech-led rally overshadowed by growing fears of an AI bubble and uncertain Fed policy. Key points Is the stock market open on Thanksgiving 2025? If you’re checking quotes today and seeing nothing move, that’s not your internet connection — it’s…

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  • Enbridge vs TC Energy: Comparing Pipeline Stocks and Dividend Prospects
    January 28, 2026, 12:33 PM EST. Enbridge (TSX:ENB) and TC Energy (TSX:TRP) rank among the world's largest pipeline companies, delivering impressive long-term returns and solid dividend yields as of January 2026. Enbridge reported record Q3 adjusted EBITDA with ambitious $3 billion growth projects, maintaining a debt-to-EBITDA ratio of 4.8 times. TC Energy outperformed on capital efficiency, delivering projects 15% under budget, with a 12.5% implied after-tax return from sanctioned projects and plans to grow EBITDA 5%-7% through 2028. TC Energy targets a 4.75 times debt ratio, funding 80% of capital plans through cash flows without equity issuance. Enbridge offers broader diversification across liquids, gas, utilities, and renewables, while TC Energy focuses on natural gas pipelines with stable cash flows and nuclear power exposure. Both companies present compelling investment cases amid rising North American energy demand.
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