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It's not enough to force yourself to be patient and then think about the trades you could've made all day long.
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It's not enough to force yourself to be patient and then think about the trades you could've made all day long.
This leads you to accumulated emotion that'll come out on the next trading day.
You need to actually feel at peace with the decision you took afterward.
🚨 JUST IN: Trump says the US will probably strike Iran again tonight, emphasizing the issue is nuclear weapons, not regime change.
🚨 BIG WARNING: US-IRAN HAS ENTERED WAR MODE AGAIN
And this could be devastating for the markets.
Just now, President Trump says that the US will probably hit Iran hard again tonight.
He also said the US is thinking of imposing the naval blockade in the Strait of Hormuz again.
Both these things mean the situation is getting worse and the war is back on the menu.
But there's something different this time.
The markets can't absorb another oil spike here.
Oil stocks in the US Strategic Petroleum Reserve are already at a 43-year low.
This means if oil prices spike, there's not much supply to push its price down.
Along with that, the AI market is also looking frothy, and a renewed war could make things ugly.
If oil prices spike, inflation expectations will go up, forcing the Fed to hike rates.
A rate hike would be terrible for the credit market, which has been the biggest financing source for AI companies.
Additionally, if the war escalates, it could lead to higher global inflation, causing central banks to adopt a more hawkish stance.
And all these things only end one way.
A market crash that wipes out TRILLIONS and pushes the economy into RECESSION.
And this could be devastating for the markets.
Just now, President Trump says that the US will probably hit Iran hard again tonight.
He also said the US is thinking of imposing the naval blockade in the Strait of Hormuz again.
Both these things mean the situation is getting worse and the war is back on the menu.
But there's something different this time.
The markets can't absorb another oil spike here.
Oil stocks in the US Strategic Petroleum Reserve are already at a 43-year low.
This means if oil prices spike, there's not much supply to push its price down.
Along with that, the AI market is also looking frothy, and a renewed war could make things ugly.
If oil prices spike, inflation expectations will go up, forcing the Fed to hike rates.
A rate hike would be terrible for the credit market, which has been the biggest financing source for AI companies.
Additionally, if the war escalates, it could lead to higher global inflation, causing central banks to adopt a more hawkish stance.
And all these things only end one way.
A market crash that wipes out TRILLIONS and pushes the economy into RECESSION.
🚨 JUST IN: Iran will strike "enemy targets" at a ratio of at least two-to-one following US strikes, according to Iranian state media.
Trump also says the US may launch more strikes on Iran tonight.
Trump also says the US may launch more strikes on Iran tonight.
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Why is everything Dumping ?
Over $1.5 Trillion wiped out in 10 hours.
Bitcoin: -2.47%
GOLD: -1.62%
Silver: -3.4%
🇰🇷KOSPI: -8.95%
🇯🇵NIKKEI: -2.7%
🇨🇳 SSE Composite: -2.3%
🇹🇼 Taiwan: -3.1%
Some of the key reasons are:
1) Fresh US attacks on Iran, which have increased the risk of higher oil prices and inflation
2) BOJ possible yen intervention, which could force global asset selling.
3) Bond yields spike, which will make borrowing harder and is bad for companies and individuals.
Over $1.5 Trillion wiped out in 10 hours.
Bitcoin: -2.47%
GOLD: -1.62%
Silver: -3.4%
🇰🇷KOSPI: -8.95%
🇯🇵NIKKEI: -2.7%
🇨🇳 SSE Composite: -2.3%
🇹🇼 Taiwan: -3.1%
Some of the key reasons are:
1) Fresh US attacks on Iran, which have increased the risk of higher oil prices and inflation
2) BOJ possible yen intervention, which could force global asset selling.
3) Bond yields spike, which will make borrowing harder and is bad for companies and individuals.