After over 20 years in school, turns out the real lesson was betting on whether things go up—or down. Sounds familiar?
It takes far longer to master yourself than it does to master your trading system.
You can become a skilled analyst in 1–2 years.
But learning to stop acting like an asshole when executing your plan? That can take years.
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You can become a skilled analyst in 1–2 years.
But learning to stop acting like an asshole when executing your plan? That can take years.
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😈 Strategy may hit pause on BTC buys
Michael Saylor has broken a 13-week streak. For the first time since late December, there’s no Sunday orange dot — the telltale signal of a new Bitcoin acquisition.
This time, he turned focus to STRC, a preferred stock offering an 11.5% yield.
That doesn’t mean Bitcoin purchases have stopped, but it does suggest a temporary halt. The market grew accustomed to Strategy’s consistent buying pressure, so even a brief pause can influence sentiment.
Michael Saylor has broken a 13-week streak. For the first time since late December, there’s no Sunday orange dot — the telltale signal of a new Bitcoin acquisition.
This time, he turned focus to STRC, a preferred stock offering an 11.5% yield.
That doesn’t mean Bitcoin purchases have stopped, but it does suggest a temporary halt. The market grew accustomed to Strategy’s consistent buying pressure, so even a brief pause can influence sentiment.
⚠️ Key Events This Week
Markets watch US labor and consumer data, but the Iran conflict — now in week four — dominates. Rising oil prices fuel inflation fears, pressuring the Fed amid slowing growth signs.
🔴 Monday
● Fed Chair Powell speaks — hints on policy could move markets.
🟡 Tuesday
● March Consumer Confidence & Feb JOLTS — signs of strain from high energy costs?
🔴 Wednesday
● March ADP & Retail Sales — spending and jobs preview.
🟡 Thursday
● Jobless Claims — gauge labor demand strength.
🔴 Friday
● March Jobs Report — the week’s highlight. Will it confirm cooling? Markets brace for swings in stocks, bonds, dollar.
Oil, Iran, and the Fed drive the narrative. Watch Friday’s data and headlines.
#Fed #JobsReport #Oil
DERO CRYPTO
Markets watch US labor and consumer data, but the Iran conflict — now in week four — dominates. Rising oil prices fuel inflation fears, pressuring the Fed amid slowing growth signs.
🔴 Monday
● Fed Chair Powell speaks — hints on policy could move markets.
🟡 Tuesday
● March Consumer Confidence & Feb JOLTS — signs of strain from high energy costs?
🔴 Wednesday
● March ADP & Retail Sales — spending and jobs preview.
🟡 Thursday
● Jobless Claims — gauge labor demand strength.
🔴 Friday
● March Jobs Report — the week’s highlight. Will it confirm cooling? Markets brace for swings in stocks, bonds, dollar.
Oil, Iran, and the Fed drive the narrative. Watch Friday’s data and headlines.
#Fed #JobsReport #Oil
DERO CRYPTO
❕ Canada is considering a new bill to ban cryptocurrency donations to political parties
Bill C-25 comes after years of warnings from Canada's Chief Electoral Officer about the potential threats crypto contributions pose to electoral integrity.
🔄 Previously: United Kingdom.
Bill C-25 comes after years of warnings from Canada's Chief Electoral Officer about the potential threats crypto contributions pose to electoral integrity.
🔄 Previously: United Kingdom.
🪙 Michael Saylor’s strategy held steady—no Bitcoin added last week
The company maintains its position with 762,099 BTC. Meanwhile, Eric Trump's American Bitcoin achieves a strategic reserve exceeding 7,000 BTC.
The company maintains its position with 762,099 BTC. Meanwhile, Eric Trump's American Bitcoin achieves a strategic reserve exceeding 7,000 BTC.
❕ US–Iran conflict exceeds $35 billion in 30 days
US military activities in Iran have reportedly cost over $35 billion in just one month — exceeding NASA's total annual budget. Learn more
US military activities in Iran have reportedly cost over $35 billion in just one month — exceeding NASA's total annual budget. Learn more
Powell Remarks
– The bulk of research suggests that purchasing long-term assets helps lower interest rates and strengthens the economy. I lean toward the view that there’s merit to this.
– There are risks on both sides of our dual mandate.
– The anticipated risks tied to a large balance sheet haven’t materialized so far.
– There’s no evidence that previous Fed bond purchases drove inflation.
– We remain fully committed to returning inflation to 2% sustainably.
– The economic impact of the current environment remains uncertain.
– The Fed is aware that we’ve missed the inflation target for an extended period.
– Inflation expectations continue to look well anchored.
– We’re not yet at the point of having to make decisions on next steps.
– The bulk of research suggests that purchasing long-term assets helps lower interest rates and strengthens the economy. I lean toward the view that there’s merit to this.
– There are risks on both sides of our dual mandate.
– The anticipated risks tied to a large balance sheet haven’t materialized so far.
– There’s no evidence that previous Fed bond purchases drove inflation.
– We remain fully committed to returning inflation to 2% sustainably.
– The economic impact of the current environment remains uncertain.
– The Fed is aware that we’ve missed the inflation target for an extended period.
– Inflation expectations continue to look well anchored.
– We’re not yet at the point of having to make decisions on next steps.
❕ Key takeaways from Jerome Powell’s speech at Harvard University:
• The Fed remains committed to returning inflation to 2%—and keeping it there over the long term.
• Inflationary pressure from tariffs is expected to be a one-off effect, lifting prices by about 0.5%–1.0%.
• Current monetary policy is well-positioned, giving the Fed room to stay patient before taking further action.
• Job growth has notably slowed, and it’s becoming harder for people to enter the workforce.
• The economic impact of the Middle East situation remains uncertain—more clarity is needed.
More details here
#FederalReserve #Inflation #MonetaryPolicy #Economy #JeromePowell
• The Fed remains committed to returning inflation to 2%—and keeping it there over the long term.
• Inflationary pressure from tariffs is expected to be a one-off effect, lifting prices by about 0.5%–1.0%.
• Current monetary policy is well-positioned, giving the Fed room to stay patient before taking further action.
• Job growth has notably slowed, and it’s becoming harder for people to enter the workforce.
• The economic impact of the Middle East situation remains uncertain—more clarity is needed.
More details here
#FederalReserve #Inflation #MonetaryPolicy #Economy #JeromePowell