⚡ JUST IN: Iran is exploring the possibility of stopping uranium enrichment as a condition for ending the war, according to New York Post.

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⚡ JUST IN: Pakistan's Defense Minister stated that a new round of negotiations between the United States and Iran will begin soon.

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⚡ JUST IN: Trump warns Iran that any ships near the U.S. blockade will be immediately eliminated using the same kill system as against drug dealers at sea.

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⚡ JUST IN: Iran has declared that it is ready to continue the war with the United States.

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⚡ JUST IN: Pakistan foreign ministry says it has offered the U.S. and Iran to hold a second round of talks in Islamabad, no date or time has been set yet.

Iranian embassy official says discussions could take place this week or early next week.

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❓Markets near highs, but macro says otherwise

Markets are sitting ~2% below all-time highs, yet the macro backdrop still looks unresolved.

Current pricing assumes energy returns to pre-war levels. That looks optimistic. Second-order effects from supply chains and input shortages are still ahead and not fully reflected.

This creates a clear disconnect between price and reality.

Liquidity was increased on this move.

Feels like the market is leaning too hard into a best-case scenario.

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⚡ JUST IN: Kevin Warsh, the potential next Federal Reserve Chair under Donald Trump, disclosed holdings including Polymarket, SpaceX, and cryptocurrency assets.

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❕ Trading is not gambling, but it can look identical

At the surface, trading and gambling feel the same. You click, you take risk, money is on the line. The difference comes from what happens before the execution.

A trader defines risk in advance, knows where to get involved, and understands what needs to happen for the idea to work. A gambler is focused on being active and chasing outcomes without a clear plan.

Drawdown makes this gap obvious. One side treats it as part of the system, the other tries to recover losses quickly and usually makes things worse.

Edge can be broken down simply:

🛍 Opportunity: spotting something mispriced before it gets reflected in price

🛍 Process: a repeatable way to act on it with clear rules and sizing

Without that structure, execution becomes guesswork. More trades do not improve odds, and lack of discipline compounds losses.

Most accounts do not fail because of the market. They fail because risk was never properly defined.

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⚡ JUST IN: Trump said that the war with Iran is “very close to over”

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⚡ JUST IN: The Pentagon is deploying thousands of additional troops to the Middle East, including about 6,000 aboard the USS George H.W. Bush and 4,200 with a Boxer Amphibious Ready Group.

More deployments are expected.

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⚡ JUST IN: Trump hopes that Warsh will be confirmed as head of the Fed as early as next week.

The consensus is that Warsh will quickly cut rates, markets will soar, and everyone will become fabulously wealthy 🙃

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⚡ JUST IN: Trump says China has agreed not to send weapons to Iran.

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⚡ JUST IN: Allbirds stock, $BIRD, surges over +200% after announcing pivot from shoes to AI.

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⚡ JUST IN: The US and Iran are considering a two-week extension of their ceasefire.

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⚡ JUST IN: Tesla shares are poised for their biggest one-day gain in over nine months.

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⚡ JUST IN: The S&P 500 has reached a new record high, rising 11% since the March 30th low.

This surge added $6 trillion in market capitalization over just 12 trading days.

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⚡ JUST IN: Trump says he is “trying to get a little breathing room between Israel and Lebanon” and that “it will happen tomorrow.”

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📉 Central Banks Selling Gold Amid Geopolitical Tensions

Some central banks that have been buying gold for years are now actively selling it, despite rising geopolitical tensions worldwide, according to CNBC.

Experts highlight several key reasons behind this shift:

🛍 Firstly, a sharp increase in defense spending in some countries requires funds to finance and cover past expenses.

🛍 Secondly, the conflict in the Middle East has caused a significant rise in energy costs, creating additional financial pressure.

🛍 Lastly, due to the Middle East conflict, some countries have started selling gold reserves to support their national currencies in the Forex market.

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