Wall Street might just keep the momentum going from last Friday's climb. With Thanksgiving around the corner, there's this buzz that holiday shoppers could inject some extra optimism into the markets. Retailers are watching closely—consumer spending patterns during this stretch often signal broader economic health. And let's be real, when traditional markets show strength, it usually ripples into risk assets across the board. Friday's gains weren't exactly fireworks, but steady enough to suggest traders aren't panicking. Now the question: will Black Friday energy translate into green candles, or are we just seeing a temporary sugar rush before the holiday food coma hits?