Apple Reigns

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TradingTLDR

11 Jun 2025 — 5 min read

Good morning!

Apple’s WWDC came and went.

Siri didn’t steal the show, and the stock’s still limping after that $259 to $172 dive.

Now?

All eyes are on iOS 26 buzz, iPhone 17 hype, and a fragile tariff truce in the works.

Add in fresh CPI data dropping today — and yeah, this market could flip fast.

If you’re not making money, you better be learning something.

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📉 Tesla Slides as Musk–Trump Feud Shocks Retail Traders
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☕ Starbucks Cuts Prices in China Amid Spending Slowdown
Drinks as low as 23 yuan. Afternoon deals. Smaller cups. Starbucks insists it’s not flinching—but when your rivals offer coffee for 2.9 yuan, even giants need to blink.

💡 Tesla, Tech Earning, Apple WWDC Event in Traders’ Mind
While CPI data and big-name earnings loom, traders only have eyes for the Trump–Musk cage match. One poll shows 44% of retail investors are more focused on their feud than on the Fed or Apple’s WWDC.

💵 Dollar Loses Steam as Markets Pivot to U.S.–China Trade Risks
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🪙 Gold Inches Down as Fed Cuts Look Less Likely
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No Stock Picks Today – Market’s in Drift Mode

No fresh recommendations for now.

The market’s moving, but not in a way that gives us a clean, confident setup.

It’s one of those days where price action looks busy… but it’s really just noise.

So for now, we stay on the sidelines.

Watching. Reading. Ready

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Bullish Engulfing

The Bullish Engulfing is a two-candlestick bullish reversal pattern that appears after a downtrend.

It signals a strong shift in market sentiment from selling pressure to buying pressure, indicating that buyers have taken control.

What to Look For:

Two Candlesticks: The pattern consists of two candles.
First Candle (Bearish): The first candle is a small bearish (red or black) candle, indicating selling pressure is present but perhaps weakening. Its body should be relatively small.
Second Candle (Bullish): The second candle is a large bullish (green or white) candle. Crucially, its body completely "engulfs" (covers) the entire body of the first bearish candle. This means its open is below the first candle's close, and its close is above the first candle's open.
Appearance After a Downtrend: For the pattern to be a valid reversal signal, it must appear at the end of a clear downtrend.
Confirmation: While the pattern itself is a strong signal, additional confirmation from the next candle (e.g., another bullish candle, higher volume) or other indicators (like RSI turning up) can strengthen its reliability.
Volume: Ideally, the bullish engulfing candle should form on higher trading volume than the preceding bearish candle, reinforcing the strength of the buying pressure.