I promised all of you I would create a Trump's Tariff Wars video and try to relate that is happening through the global economy into a rational explanation of HOW and WHY you need to be keenly away of the opportunities presented by the new Trump administration. Like Trump or not. I don't care. He is going to try to enact policies and efforts to move in a direction to support the US consumer, worker, business, and economy. He made that very clear while campaigning and while running for office (again). This video looks at the "free and fair" global tariffs imposed on US manufacturers and exports by global nations over the past 3+ decades. For more than 30+ years, global nations have imposed extreme tariffs on US goods/exports in order to try to protect and grow their economies. The purpose of these tariffs on US good was to protect THEIR workers/population, to protect THEIR business/economy, to protect THEIR manufacturing/products. Yes, the tariffs they imposed on US goods was directly responsible for THEIR economic growth over the past 30-50+ years and helped them build new manufacturing, distribution, consumer engagement, banking, wealth, and more. The entire purpose of their tariffs on US goods was to create an unfair advantage for their population to BUILD, MANUFACTURE, and BUY locally made products - avoiding US products as much as possible. As I suggested, that is why Apple, and many other US manufacturers moved to Asia and overseas. They could not compete in the US with China charging 67% tariffs on US goods. So they had to move to China to manufacture products because importing Chinese-made products into the US was cheaper than importing US-made products into China. Get it? The current foreign Tariffs create an incredibly unfair global marketplace/economy - and that has to STOP (or at least be re-negotiated so it is more fair for everyone). And I believe THAT is why Trump is raising tariffs on foreign nations. Ultimately, this will likely be resolved as I suggest in this video (unless many foreign nations continue to raise tariff levels trying to combat US tariffs). If other foreign nation simply say, "I won't stand for this, I'm raising my tariff levels to combat the new US tariffs", then we end up where we started - a grossly unfair global marketplace. This is the 21st century, not the 18th century. Step up to the table and realize we are not in the 1850s or 1950s any longer. We are in 2025. Many global economies are competing at levels nearly equal to the US economy in terms of population, GDP, manufacturing, and more. It's time to create a FREE and FAIR global economy, not some tariff-driven false economy on the backs of the US consumers. That has to end. Get some. #trading #research #investing #tradingalgos #tradingsignals #cycles #fibonacci #elliotwave #modelingsystems #stocks #bitcoin #btcusd #cryptos #spy #gold #nq #investing #trading #spytrading #spymarket #tradingmarket #stockmarket #silver
Suppressed by the downward trend line, it has declined. There is still a certain distance to the lower support level. We are waiting for a consolidation range. It is still a bull market.
https://www.tradingview.com/x/yal3VeUI/ Yesterday's candlestick opened lower but reversed to close as a big bull bar in its upper half with a prominent tail above. However, the market traded significantly lower after the market closed. The market will open lower than the March 13 low today. Again, the bulls hope buyers are below the gap down, similar to March 31st and yesterday April 2nd. They want any follow-through selling to be limited, and the market to trade up after that. The bears hope to get follow-through selling after a brief pullback. They want the market to close near its low. Usually, when the market is opening significantly lower, which means that there are a lot of sell orders at the open. The market makers have to quote a price they are willing to buy for the stocks that they are trading. Usually, that price is near the day's low. So, at the open, if you are buying stocks that are gapping down, you are buying with the market maker. After the market opens, if there is no fresh selling, the market may then slowly float up, letting the market maker slowly clear off their position (remember, they bought at the open, buying when everyone has put an order to sell at the open). However, if there is fresh selling, the market then may continue to sell off after a brief pullback. If this is the case, then it can be a bearish day. The reason is that the market maker has been caught long at the open, and the fresh selling continues to push prices past their entry. The next price they would want to buy would be much lower. So if there are fresh large selling orders in the respective stocks after the market opens, the market makers would bid a lot lower so that they are not run over by a freight train. For today, traders will see if buyers will buy the gap down open like they did on March 31st and April 2nd. Or will the market form a brief pullback, and then continue to selloff into the close? If this is the case, the market may not be in a good place moving forward.
RSI Cross + Rounding Base = Bullish Setup! ?? ? Technical Breakdown Pattern: Rounding bottom formation after prolonged downtrend. Momentum Trigger: RSI breakout above 60 indicates fresh buying momentum. Volume: Steady build-up in volume—accumulation phase might be over. ? Trade Setup Entry: ₹372–₹373 (current breakout zone) Stop Loss: ₹350.80 (just below recent swing low/support) Target: ₹432.90 (previous supply zone) ? Indicators RSI: 61 – strong bullish momentum Volume: Healthy participation visible Structure: Price curling up with consistent higher lows—indicative of strength ⚖️ Risk-Reward RRR: ~1:3 — attractive setup for swing traders
Hello traders, I want share with you my opinion about Euro. Earlier, the price started to grow from the lower region near 1.0730, where it bounced off the buyer zone between 1.0690–1.0730 points and entered a strong upward movement. This impulse helped Euro break through previous resistances and approach the upper boundary of the support area, which lies between 1.0950–1.0990 points. After reaching a local high, the price formed a pennant pattern, consolidating within narrowing trend lines while respecting both the support and resistance structure. During this phase, the pair remained stable, building pressure before making the next move. Recently, EUR made a strong breakout to the upside, exiting the pennant and continuing its bullish rally. The price surged rapidly and now trades above the current support level at 1.0950, reaching fresh highs in this local trend. I expect the price to reverse soon from the current overbought region and begin a decline toward the support area, which now acts as a potential pullback zone. My target for this corrective movement is the 1.0950 level, which aligns perfectly with the current support level and the upper boundary of the support zone. Please share this idea with your friends and click Boost ?
It is not a secret that Europe’s defence landscape has shifted dramatically to a pace unseen since the Cold War. In 2022, Central and Western Europe’s combined military outlays reached $345 billion, surpassing 1989 levels as the Cold War ended1. Where there is a commonly cited “peace dividend”, this is the era reaping the rearmament rewards. Even traditionally pacifist countries are upping their defence outlays, while frontline states like Poland and the Baltic nations are planning well above 2% of GDP (the NATO defence spending target) to bolster their militaries. Of note, European officials, including the European Central Bank (ECB) (monetary) policymaker Olli Rehn, have explicitly called for joint EU programs to fund air defence and drone production to support Ukraine and strengthen Europe’s own defence, even if it means loosening fiscal rules2. When the monetary policy folks start weighing in on defence spending, it is best not to ignore it. Dassault Aviation and Leonardo SpA, are integral to Europe’s defence-industrial base and they will be pivotal beneficiaries of the continent’s rearmament. Crucially, unmanned aerial vehicles (UAVs)—from surveillance drones to combat-capable systems—are an area where both firms are actively developing capabilities, aligning with Europe’s defence priorities. Dassault Aviation, long synonymous with fighter jets, spearheaded Europe’s stealth unmanned combat air vehicle (UCAV) demonstrator nEUROn. Launched in the 2000s as a multinational project, nEUROn was led by Dassault Aviation with contributions from several European partners including Leonardo SpA (then Alenia)3. nEUROn combines many of the critical components of modern warfare systems including autonomous flight controls and low-observable (stealth) design. The project is also demonstrative of pan-European collaboration in UAVs. Not to be outdone, Leonardo SpA has developed its own family of medium drones (such as the Falco UAV series). Not to mention, its collaborations with companies like BAE Systems in the Eurofighter Typhoon and next-gen Tempest/GCAP fighter programs. In essence, Dassault Aviation and Leonardo SpA are key enablers of Europe’s push for strategic autonomy in defence and are poised to benefit from the pivot to UAVs—a shift that began slowly at the beginning of the 21st Century and accelerated meaningfully with the experience gained from the conflict in Ukraine. European militaries have been paying attention; drones have proven their value for reconnaissance, target acquisition, and even precision strikes, fundamentally changing battlefield dynamics. It is a UAV world; legacy tech is just living in it. While Dassault Aviation and Leonardo SpA aren’t major producers of small drones, it is not as though the two are going to be left behind. Leonardo SpA is developing anti-drone defences and electronic jamming systems. This makes sense. Increased drone usage increases demand for counter-UAV technologies, an area where Leonardo SpA’s electronics division is poised to benefit from radar and laser-based drone neutralisation4. Alliances are the way forward The surge in European defence spending is expanding the pie for industry, but it’s also intensifying both competition and collaboration among defence contractors. Interestingly, in the realm of UAVs, collaboration is often seen as the fastest way to close capability gaps. Both Dassault Aviation and Leonardo SpA have shown a willingness to team up with traditional competitors or even non-European firms when strategic. To this point, Leonardo SpA embarked on a joint venture with Turkey’s Baykar Technologies to produce UAVs in Italy to exploit Baykar’s Ukraine combat-proven designs with Leonardo’s sensors and electronics. In a rapid turnaround, the venture plans to deliver its first product (based on Baykar’s Akıncı heavy drone) within 18 months5. And this is unlikely to be a one-off. Leonardo SpA’s CEO recently emphasised “alliances would be the way forward” to boost defence production without excessive new infrastructure6. The underlying theme is straightforward – making more stuff quickly is the goal. Dassault Aviation and Leonardo SpA find themselves at the nexus of this transformation—bolstered by macroeconomic trends and political resolve and delivering the technologies that will define European security in the coming decades. The unfolding emphasis on UAVs is a microcosm of the broader story: drones have moved from peripheral acquisitions to must-have capabilities. UAV development, in particular, stands out as both a growth avenue and a strategic imperative. Dassault Aviation and Leonardo SpA are leveraging their deep expertise and forging new partnerships to ensure Europe’s militaries have the drones they require. Conclusion The narrative? Reallocation and rearmament. The timeline might be best described as “defence for the long run”. The beneficiaries are those positioned to meet Europe’s capability gaps. Dassault Aviation carries the mantle of Europe’s aerospace prowess and is now backed by a strong wind of political will and funding. Sources: 1World military expenditure reaches new record high as European spending surges | SIPRI 2ECB's Rehn calls for joint European investment in air defence, drones | Reuters 3Dassault nEUROn to fly again, driving France’s new combat drone development - AeroTime 4Leonardo projects €30 billion in revenue by 2029 | Shephard 5Italy's Leonardo, Turkey's Baykar to set up drone joint venture | Reuters 6Leonardo CEO denies talks with automakers on military production | Reuters This material is prepared by WisdomTree and its affiliates and is not intended to be relied upon as a forecast, research, or investment advice, and is not a recommendation, offer or solicitation to buy or sell any securities or to adopt any investment strategy. The opinions expressed are as of the date of production and may change as subsequent conditions vary. The information and opinions contained in this material are derived from proprietary and non-proprietary sources. 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Come cry with me. I took 2 losses that hurt my account before heading my direction, Today I am already in targeting a 5m POI. We got to develop our emotions, no matter what. No impulsive trades are allowed though, I rather be calculatedly wrong than impulsively wrong. Happy Trading
Tron coin is approaching approachingthe neckline zone where recently we formed a second top, which gave us a sign of a potential upcoming "double top" pattern. We are waiting for a breakdown to happen. As soon as we get the breakdown, we will be looking for a short position where we might catch a good R:R position. Swallow Team
VeChain geht in mein Kaufbereich rein. BTC nicht stabil kann noch runtergehen. Werde bei VET kleine Long Positionen aufbauen und dann warten bis es ca. 15% nach oben geht vielleicht 21%. Dann schaue ich ob ich noch Positionen behalte, halte oder schließe
Bonjour liebe Freunde der Märkte. Wer die Resilienz und Schmerztoleranz hatte, den Trade von Montagmorgen bis zum Ende durchzuhalten, konnte gestern ordentlich Kasse machen. Alles weitere im Video und/oder im Chart. Ein ausführliches Journal aller hier vorgestellten Trades, inkl. Link zur jeweiligen Trade-Empfehlung/Analyse, findet Ihr im Link in meiner Bio. Zusammenfassung der Ergebnisse aller hier auf Tradingview vorgestellten Swing-Trade-Ideen: Net Gain/Loss $7,459.36 Total Commissions $45.14 % Win 60.87% % Loss 39.13% % Break Even 0.00% Average daily gain/loss $466.21 Average winning trade $671.77 Average losing trade -$216.15 Total number of trades 23 Number of winning trades 14 Number of losing trades 9 Number of break even trades 0 Max consecutive wins 4 Max consecutive losses 3 Largest gain $1,673.56 Largest loss -$479.22 Average trade gain/loss $324.32 Average hold time (winning trades) 16:49 Average hold time (lossing trades) 9:09 Max drawdown -$917.16 Average position MFE $782.75 Average position MAE -$184.39