Hello everyone! Today i want to share some trading analysis with you!1.MPW Mid-Week Update Posted: $SPDR S&P 500 ETF Trust(SPY)$(1) a new intepretation and wave count was posted to subs; the crazy run will continue.(2) in brief, the targeted tariff against China ALONE, mounts to a quasi-Declaration of War. Now, let's wait and see China's reaction. While at sleep, my last short position was stopped out; I re-entered again the same SPY put position at the market close--yeah, I set up the alarm to wake me up--how can you miss this, right? NTA.2.HALF done:(1) with tariffs and retaliation tariffs flying around like shooting stars on the background, some begin to examine the damages and call for a bottom.(2) Come on! This is right in the eye of the S

$Cboe Volatility Index(VIX)$ This is where most investors make their biggest mistake -- they either freeze or flee. They stare at the red on their screen and forget that this is the moment when the next leg of alpha starts to build.Because it’s not just about being risk-on or risk-off. You don’t need to be deploying capital today to make this time valuable. What you do need to be doing is the work.That’s the difference. That’s how you come out of this stronger.Because this market will turn. It always does. The reset ends. Rates stabilize. Sentiment shifts. Suddenly, people want exposure again -- and if you’re waiting until that moment to figure out what to own, you’re already too late.You need to study them so well that when we do bottom out, your

The most frustrating part isn’t just the headlines themselves -- it’s that we’re now trading in a market so fragile, so hypersensitive, that a rumor can move trillions. What we saw the past two days wasn’t about inflation, earnings, or rates -- it was about how deeply broken the communication loop has become between policy and capital.One headline said the 104% tariffs on Chinese imports had already gone into effect at noon. $SPDR S&P 500 ETF Trust(SPY)$ $Invesco QQQ(QQQ)$ moved. Traders scrambled to reprice, to hedge, to get ahead of what looked like a sudden acceleration in enforcement. Then, just moments later, the White House Press Secretary said she might have been misquoted -- the tariffs weren’t

Hello everyone! Today i want to share some macro analysis with you!1.Spot gold extended its losses on Monday (7 April), once losing the 3,000 round figure mark and refreshing its low since 13 March to $2,978.50, as international trade concerns rose, US stock index futures continued to plunge, and Japanese, Australian and New Zealand stock markets followed suit, as investors continued to sell gold to make up for their losses in the wider market meltdown. Stocks in Europe and the US plunged on Friday and investors were already selling gold at the time, causing spot gold to plunge 2.47 % on Friday to close at $3,036.98. Fears of a full-blown trade war, possible EU countermeasures to full-blown US tariffs, US inflation data, and the RBNZ interest rate resolution will keep traders on their toes