🔥 Enrollment open for our private trading community

You can now join White Horse, a trading group built by traders who actually trade.

It’s made for those who want structure, logic, and steady growth instead of random calls.

Inside:
➡️ Flash Feed — real market updates that move price
➡️ Macro Outlooks — context that explains what’s happening
➡️ Swing Trades — selective FX, index, and metal setups
➡️ Intraday Empire Trades — clean intraday setups based on a refined Head and Shoulders model
➡️ Crypto Market Desk — spot and futures only when it’s worth it
➡️ Knowledge Base — tools and insights from real trading
➡️ Mindset Board — helps you stay consistent

The crypto market is quiet, so we’ve paused most crypto threads for now.

To balance it out, we’ve added a dedicated thread for Empire Trades with his precise intraday setups, and lowered the entry price for the first month to $30.

Now’s a good moment to join and see how we actually trade.

📈 Latin American Stocks Crush the S&P 500 in 2025

The Latin America ETF is up 42% year-to-date, far ahead of the S&P 500. The region is going through a deep structural shift that investors can’t ignore.

🟡 El Salvador and Argentina are driving reforms while Bolivia and Chile face pivotal political moments
🟡 U.S. policymakers are paying more attention to Latin America’s key role in supplying natural resources for tech and reshoring
🟡 Despite big gains, valuations remain low with single-digit P/E ratios

Momentum in Latin markets is turning into a broader trend. With political change, global demand for resources, and cheap valuations, Latin America looks positioned for another strong leg higher.

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📝 Core Lessons from The Psychology of Money by Morgan Housel

This book isn’t a crash-course in stock picking or rich-person tricks. It’s about how we think and behave with money and why that matters more than how smart we are. Here are the key ideas every trader, investor or everyday saver should keep in mind.

➡️ Behavior Beats IQ

Success with money has less to do with fancy formulas and much more to do with habits, mindset and consistency. Being really smart doesn’t guarantee you’ll make smart money decisions. Your behaviour does.

“Doing well with money has little to do with how smart you are and a lot to do with how you behave.”

-Morgan Housel

➡️ Luck & Risk Always Play a Role

When you see someone doing extremely well (or badly) financially, don’t assume it’s all skill. Luck and unexpected risk matter a lot. Recognise that many outcomes are shaped by forces outside your immediate control.

This means: don’t equate “big success = great skill” without considering the hidden side.

➡️ Know Enough When It’s Enough

One of the hardest skills: deciding what “enough” means for you. Constantly chasing “just one more trade”, “just one more moonshot” can put you in danger. Housel argues that comparing yourself to others, or always raising the goal-post, is a sure way to take reckless risks.

If you have what you need — protect it.

➡️ Time is the Secret Engine (Not Just Big Gains)

Big returns are nice. But time + consistency + patience beat most flashy moves. Compounding works when you stay in the game long enough. Avoid the “all or nothing” mindset.

In investing and trading: surviving wins first. Profiting comes second.

➡️ Play Your Own Game

Your financial journey is yours. Others may have different goals, risk tolerance, timelines. Don’t copy someone else’s strategy without checking if it matches your life.

This especially applies in volatile fields like crypto/trading where others might take huge risks that you shouldn’t.

➡️ Wealth Isn’t Just What You See

Too often people equate flashy stuff (big car, big house) with “I’m wealthy”. But Housel makes a sharp point: true wealth is what you haven’t spent, the freedom you have, the options you keep.

In trading context: keeping risk low, avoiding ruin, not swinging for home runs every time.

➡️ Guard Against Ruin & Build Margin

You don’t just want gains. You want to avoid losses that ruin you. This means knowing your limits, avoiding extreme leverage or bets beyond your control, and having a margin for error.

In practice: If one blow-up can destroy your portfolio, you’re playing too risky.

➡️ Focus on What You Control

You can’t control the market, or sudden headwinds. But you can control your savings rate, your expenses, how you respond under stress, how you stick to a plan. Housel emphasises those as the real levers.

In trading: control your psychology, risk, money management. The rest you accept

➡️ TL;DR – The Takeaway

If you absorb one thing: Money isn’t only math, it’s psychology.

Being disciplined, patient, avoiding big mistakes, defining your own game and managing behavior will get you farther than chasing big trade setups alone.

The mind-game matters as much as the chart-game. Stay humble. Stay in the game. And make your money work for you, not vice-versa.

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