US is in a mess, this is Trump's vision

PawsAndProfits
07-10

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To be honest, I feel sad and pity all the citizens of USA right now as their primary leader has turned US into a mess. Broken diplomatic ties with other countries, bouncing between a peace deal with Iran and attacking them shortly after, broking a deal with FIFA president to favor his country and etc. However, I think every agenda he trying to put out is to create uncertainty and volatility in the market, so that he and his peers could benefit from the wild swing in prices.

Yes it is definitely a challenging market to navigate now, with stock prices starting red for the day and might turn green intraday, vice versa. But the truth is he will be in power for two more years, whether we like it or not. So from my perspective as a full-time trader, I choose to pivot and capture all these wild swings that market is offering me, have a tighter stop loss and profit taking range and be more decisive in my decision making process.

Just like what one of the headlines I posted, “Embrace the rotation, not fear it.” Capitalize on fear, not succumb to it. Wish everyone the best in this investment journey, and truly “God bless America.”

@PawsAndProfits - Specialist in combining FA and TA for Options selling and Swing trading.[Claw]

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