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    • CandlesForBreakfastCandlesForBreakfast
      ·01-22
      Great article, would you like to share it?

      MP Materials: $100 Target, Back in Sight ?

      @JC888：
      The unfolding geopolitical drama involving Iran, the United States, and China is rapidly converging into a perfect storm for global trade and critical mineral markets.The current trajectory suggests a return to the high-stakes "tariff diplomacy" that defined the previous decade, but with significantly more volatile ingredients.The Iranian SparkThe narrative begins with a domestic crisis in Iran that has spiraled into an international flashpoint.Severe economic distress—characterized by (a) plummeting rial and (b) runaway inflation—triggered mass protests across major Iranian cities.What started as frustration over fuel subsidies and food prices quickly evolved into a broad-ranging revolt against the clerical leadership. It did not help that Trump has moved to fan these flames.By util
      MP Materials: $100 Target, Back in Sight ?
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    • CandlesForBreakfastCandlesForBreakfast
      ·01-19
      #Profit #Profit #profit my 3 lucky words for 26 😆 
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    • CandlesForBreakfastCandlesForBreakfast
      ·01-19
      Gold at $4.7k isn't really about Greenland its about the classic threesome.. currency debasement vibes, policy uncertainty and everyone suddenly remembering why gold exists When it gets wobbly with rates, leadership, and trade rules gold stops acting like a commodity and starts acting like a referendum on trust. Geopolitics doesn't need to explode to push it higher — it just needs to stay unresolved. So can risk drive it further? Sure. But the real fuel is macro fatigue. Every new so called temporary policy shock quietly becomes permanent and good ole gold just keeps re-pricing that reality. $4,700 isn't fear buying it's insurance buying! 
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    • CandlesForBreakfastCandlesForBreakfast
      ·01-19

      Just Starting Out? Only Risk What You Can Afford To Lose!

      Boss Move #02 If one loss is going to have you eating noodles for a month,  or even a day your risk is too big. If you're going to lose sleep over it ... you shouldn't be risking it. Don't trade with your ego, you will be setting yourself up for failure.   It's a classic beginner mistake.. especially if you've had a couple of good trades, then bam risk it all and it's all over rover! New traders blow accounts by risking too much too soon.  I've been there, bought the tshirt, and even went back and bought another 😆  If a single trade makes you anxious, you're risking more than your account can handle. Small position sizes keep your emotions quiet — and quiet traders last longer, and are more confident in their trades. Start trading with a demo account and
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      Just Starting Out? Only Risk What You Can Afford To Lose!
    • CandlesForBreakfastCandlesForBreakfast
      ·01-18
      Boss Move #01 Most beginners focus on being “right.” Profitable traders focus on doing the same thing well every time — same setup, same risk, same rules. Learn the patterns. Understand the patterns.  Messy and unintentional wins might feel great in the moment but are actually teaching you a very bad habit. Successful traders aren't trading by guesswork.  They have a strategy they know inside out. A clean loss teaches skill. Skill compounds. Luck doesn't !!  Take the time to learn the basics ! ♡♡♡ IF YOU ARE HERE TO LEARN HIT FOLLOW ♡  GOT A QUESTION.. ASK!  NO SUCH THINV AS A SILLY QUESTION HERE!  GOT A COOL TIP.. SHARE WITH US!!  ♡
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    • CandlesForBreakfastCandlesForBreakfast
      ·01-18
      🔥 
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    • CandlesForBreakfastCandlesForBreakfast
      ·01-10
      This looks less like a thesis break and more like the market exhaling after an extreme run. When an entire storage complex sells off together after outsized gains, its usually positioning and profit-taking—not a sudden loss of conviction. As long as AI memory demand, pricng power, and capex cycles stay intact, volatility creates entry points rather than exits. Trend reversals tend to show up in fundamentals first; this move showed up in price.
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    • CandlesForBreakfastCandlesForBreakfast
      ·01-10
      //@KarenAtRepWear: Great article, would you like to share it?

      Ten-million-dollar blocks betting on a market quake—will a black swan hit before year-end?

      @OptionsDelta：
      $Cboe Volatility Index(VIX)$ Unusual options activity flagged a scary VIX call block: 160,000 contracts bought of the Nov 19 expiry 32 calls $VIX 20251119 32.0 CALL$ , roughly $13M in premium.Honestly, I’m puzzled by this bearish macro bet. With AI-led growth still blazing, it’s hard to imagine the kind of shock that would deliver a fatal blow to U.S. equities right now.After thinking it through, the most plausible angle is political: Trump trying to buy AI stocks on the cheap—manufactured panic isn’t a zero-probability event. $NVIDIA(NVDA)$ Not a great time to be selling calls—price looks set to make a run at 210.Feels like the market’s r
      Ten-million-dollar blocks betting on a market quake—will a black swan hit before year-end?
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    • CandlesForBreakfastCandlesForBreakfast
      ·01-10
      Markets are quietly telling two stories at once: the labor data is cooling just enough to keep the Fed cautious, while capital is still sprinting toward AI infrastructure where demand is structural, not cyclical. Near term, geopolitics and rates drive volatility; long term, compute, storage, and energy efficiency decide the winners. January strength looks less like speculation and more like positioning for where growth is actually being built.
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    • CandlesForBreakfastCandlesForBreakfast
      ·2025-10-29
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