DAVID HAFFENREFFER, CNN ANCHOR: Here with a look at what to expect this week in the markets, a traditionally big holiday week, is Jennifer Westhoven. Good morning.</s>JENNIFER WESTHOVEN, CNN FINANCIAL CORRESPONDENT: Good morning. Well, we don't have too many data points to look for. Traditionally, you know, you have earnings, we come on</s>HAFFENREFFER: Of course, since early November, people were waiting around for the Santa Claus rally to step into the markets. Now, maybe the January effect...</s>WESTHOVEN: Right.</s>HAFFENREFFER: ... as people have been selling off their poorly performing stocks, and we'll see. Expectation that they'll just pile money back in, in January?</s>WESTHOVEN: Well, what I found really interesting is the same thing they're just saying about this, this January effect, and the same thing they say about the Santa rally: You keep hearing a lot of people saying, well, we already had it, well, it came early. It was kind of a small blip, and then they say, oh, well, if you didn't look, you missed it. And it's kind of interesting that people are really feeding up their timetables in order to sort of make excuses for the poor performance of the stock market. I mean, really overall this does not really count in the definition of a Santa rally.</s>HAFFENREFFER: All right, Jennifer, thank you. Jennifer Westhoven.
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