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How to improve your trading discipline? 💸 Here’s a psychological trick I like to use 👇 Instead of jumping into a trade and placing a stop-loss at your invalidation level, try placing your limit order where you would have placed that stop-loss. 🤔 This often works because that’s where other traders are getting stopped out. When their positions are liquidated, it often creates a wick, which gives you a much better entry point. In this SOL chart, many were tempted to go long on the double bottom at the $116 support level (blue). But the smarter entries were below $100, where many traders had their SL in place (green). That’s where you buy a long squeeze. Many people rush to open more trades. But, in reality, you need fewer trades and better entries. Let the market come to you — good patience pays off ⏳️

Trump Is Planning Another Token Launch After launching the $TRUMP memecoin and a series of NFT collections, Donald Trump is preparing to go even deeper into crypto. 📰 Truth Social, his social media platform, is now considering releasing a new crypto token. The token would first be used for subscription payments inside a Truth-branded digital wallet, but could later expand to cover a wider range of products and services across the platform. At the same time, Trump's team is moving forward with plans to launch ETFs that will combine stocks and cryptos — a further sign that crypto will be a core part of his media and tech empire. Trump has already shown he’s willing to tie his brand directly to crypto. Now, it looks like he’s trying to build an entire ecosystem around it but this does not mean at all that traders will be able to make money on this event, just rather the opposite.

The American Dream? Here's what it actually looks like Elon Musk owns as much wealth as the bottom 53% of U.S. households. The top 1% hold more wealth than the bottom 90%. Real weekly wages are $30 lower than they were 52 years ago. 60% of Americans live paycheck to paycheck. The top 1% own nearly 50% of all stocks. The bottom 50% of Americans hold just 1% of stock market wealth. The federal minimum wage is down 40% (adjusted for inflation) since 1970. Top 3 richest billionaires own more wealth than 165 million Americans combined. Real middle-class incomes are still below 1972 levels.

After Trump announced a 90-day pause on new tariffs, the US market had its third-best day since 1990. Major indexes jumped over 7% in a single session. But history says: be careful 🧐 📅 These massive one-day rallies tend to happen during the worst possible times — not in healthy markets, but during bear markets, crashes, and financial crises. The chart shows it clearly: almost every time the market surged 7–8% in one day, it made new lows shortly after. In some cases, within 24 hours. Big green candles feel good. But in volatile regimes, they’re often just dead cat bounces 🐈 Will this time be different? Or is the real pain still ahead?

4 movies that show how bubbles burst 🎢 Markets collapse for all kinds of reasons — fraud, euphoria, leverage, stupid economic policies. These films break down the logic and madness behind major financial crashes ⬇️ ⏺The Big Short (2015) A sharp retelling of how a few traders spotted the 2008 housing collapse early — and profited while the system melted down. ⏺Margin Call (2011) Takes place over a single night inside an investment firm about to implode. No melodrama, just cold, realistic pressure. ⏺Valley of the Boom (2019) A docudrama on the dot-com bubble of 2000. Mixes real interviews with stylized storytelling to show how internet hype turned into a frenzy — and then into smoke. ⏺Boom Bust Boom (2016) Part documentary, part animation. Explains why crashes keep happening by looking at human psychology, economic theory, and historical patterns. 📌 Save this list for later

5 books every investor should read Markets change, but human behavior doesn’t. These books won’t give you “hot picks” — they’ll give you the mindset, tools, and perspective to survive long-term 📖 The Psychology of Money by Morgan Housel — Why we make irrational financial decisions — and how to avoid them. Simple, timeless lessons about money and behavior. 📖 The Intelligent Investor by Benjamin Graham — The foundation of value investing. Not an easy read, but a must if you want to think like Buffett. 📖 Common Stocks and Uncommon Profits by Philip Fisher — Focuses on qualitative analysis and long-term business potential — a great complement to Graham's approach. 📖 The Most Important Thing by Howard Marks — A collection of insights from a legendary investor. Practical thinking about cycles, risk, and second-level analysis. 📖 Richer, Wiser, Happier by William Green — Conversations with some of the smartest investors alive. Less technical, more philosophical — but full of edge. 📌 Save this list for later

Fun fact: So far, not a single historical market top indicator has signalled the end of the bull market 📈 Buy the dip 💰

Feels familiar? It should 👀 Bitcoin's late-2020 breakout is mirroring the current move. Same structure, same temp, but this time, with 150k+ as the target.

Periods when to make money 💰 What if I told you a 150-year-old chart might be calling the next bull market top... in 2026? The image comes from Samuel Benner, a farmer who got wiped out in the Panic of 1873. He spent the rest of his life studying market cycles. His chart, first published in 1875, marks years to buy during "hard times" and sell during "good times" According to Benner’s cycle, 2023 was indeed the year of good prices, it was the bottom of bear market. Next call — the market top in 2026. 🙏 That gives us one more year, if history repeats. Sounds ridiculous, maybe. But markets aren’t just math. They’re mood, memory, momentum. And sometimes, weird old charts like this work, not because they’re magic, but because enough people quietly act like they are 🤫 📌 Save this chart for later

Market Sentiment – How to Trade Smarter by Reading the Crowd 🤔 👉 Markets runs on fear and greed. Most traders lose money by reacting emotionally instead of thinking ahead. Smart investors use sentiment to time their moves. 🪙 Meme coin season is a clear greed signal. When people throw money at random tokens hoping for 1000x, a market top is usually near. 😬 Extreme fear works the opposite way. When media says crypto is dead and panic selling kicks in, the bottom is likely close. These are the moments smart investors look for opportunities. 🚩 Feeling like a genius after a winning trade? Slow down, take profits, or hedge. 🚩 Everyone gambling on meme coins? Time to step back and protect your gains. 🚩 Crypto "going to zero" headlines? Might be time to buy what others are dumping. #FAQ