For me, trading doesn’t make sense.
The whole point of investing, as I see it, is to buy yourself more time first, the money comes after.
That’s why I think day-trading is one of the most overhyped and over-marketed ideas pushed by gurus.
It lures people because of potential quick gains, but in reality, it often underperforms simply holding with a plan.
In my view, discipline, patience, and a strategy you can actually stick to are what compound over years, not chasing every tick on a screen.

Going into this week, we have a lot of major macro events lined up, including a Triple Witching Friday, so here are my thoughts and positioning, aligned with the current market structure on $BTC, $ETH, and alts.
First things first, these are the most important macro events this week:
Monday:
China Housing Data
Canada Inflation Data
Tuesday:
US Labor Market + Housing Data (!)
Wednesday:
Great Britain Inflation Data
US Fed officials speak
Thursday:
Great Britain BOE Decision (!)
Euro Area ECB Decision (!)
US Inflation Data (!)
Friday:
Japan Inflation Data
Japan BOJ Decision (!)
The most importan

Hey guys, taking today off to spend some time with family after a long week of work.
I’ll be sharing everything I’ve prepared tomorrow.
Stay tuned!

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One question:

Is the Bull Market over?

Seeing everyone panicking around the Japanese bond market.
Should I make a thread on this?

$BTC - The price is currently testing the lost high-timeframe support range I highlighted in prior PAT Updates, which has been a strong reversal spot over the last couple of weeks.
The price has once again failed to break above it, which is a clear sign of weakness.
I believe that the best approach on the low-timeframes right now is to remain somewhat cautious and ready for a potential rejection, until we see clear signs of strength that confirm a breakout above both the high-timeframe support range and the 1D Bull Market Support Band, which has been the main resistance zone over the last coup

In a Bull Market, the hardest part is simply holding your position and sticking to the plan.