Bye Buffett 😂

Warren Buffett just did the unthinkable  - after 60+ years steering the Berkshire ship, the Oracle is stepping down.

 Markets jolted, shares slipped, and now all eyes are on Greg Abel. Can he carry the crown, or is this the end of an era?

But Buffett isn’t the only one making waves today.

Palantir had a glow-up before giving it all back. Ford's dealing with a tariff-sized headache.

The dollar’s looking shaky, Bitcoin’s teasing $155K, and oil? It's trying to bounce off the mat.

It’s one of those Wednesdays - headlines dropping fast, and the mood? Decidedly uncertain.

Let’s get into the crucial updates.

🧓 Buffett Bows Out as CEO but to Remain Chairman
After six decades at the helm, Warren Buffett announces his retirement, sending Berkshire Hathaway shares tumbling. Investors now question if successor Greg Abel can fill the Oracle's shoes.

🧠 Palantir Pops, Then Drops
Palantir dazzles with a Q1 revenue beat and raised guidance, but profit-taking leads to a stock slide. Retail traders remain bullish despite the dip.

🚗 Ford's $1.5B Tariff Trouble
Ford pulls its annual guidance, citing a $1.5 billion hit from new tariffs. Despite the setback, retail investors keep the faith.

💵 Dollar Dips Amid Trade Deal Doubts
The U.S. dollar weakens as investors grow impatient over delayed trade agreements, while Asian currencies surge ahead.

🪙Bitcoin Eyes $155K If Gold Hits $5K
Analysts suggest that if gold reaches $5,000, Bitcoin could soar to $155,000, leveraging its historical outperformance during gold rallies.

📈 Bitcoin Signals S&P 500 Surge
Bitcoin's recent rise above April levels indicates a potential S&P 500 rally towards 5,800, according to market analysts.

🛢️ Oil Rebounds After Four-Year Low
Oil prices bounce back by over 2% following a dip to four-year lows, driven by bargain hunting and technical factors, though oversupply concerns linger.

Recommendation: SAP SE (NYSE: SAP)

Cracks are starting to show.

SAP has been climbing steadily - but sometimes, strength starts to feel a little too heavy.

After testing a key resistance level, price action is starting to stall.

Sell at $297.67

The push upward is losing momentum, and the candles are whispering what the RSI already confirmed.

A potential shift is coming.

We’re positioning early, not for a crash, but for a clean, calculated pullback.

🎯 Targets:

Sell: $297.67
TP1: $286.98
TP2: $279.57

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Chaikin Money Flow (CMF)

Chaikin Money Flow (CMF) is a volume-weighted oscillator that measures buying and selling pressure over a specific period (usually 21 days). It assesses where the closing price falls within the day's high-low range, incorporating volume.  

What to Look For:

• Confirmation:
  • Rising CMF with rising price suggests buying pressure is supporting the uptrend (accumulation).
  • Falling CMF with falling price suggests selling pressure is driving the downtrend (distribution).
• Divergence:
  • Price rising while CMF falls may indicate weakening buying interest and a potential bearish reversal ("smart money" selling).
• Zero Line Crossovers:
  • CMF crossing above zero indicates increasing buying pressure.  
  • CMF crossing below zero indicates increasing selling pressure.

Trust Your Own Eyes!

The fastest way to lose confidence as a trader? 

Letting someone else think for you.

You’re mid-trade.

You’ve got your setup.

Your conviction is strong.

Then someone tweets something bearish... or your buddy sends a “bro, I’d get out” text.

Next thing you know, you’re closing early - not because of your system, but because of someone else's fear.

And boom.

The trade plays out exactly like you thought it would. 

Look - it’s better to fail following your OWN plan than to succeed following someone else’s opinion.

Because at least then, you learn. You grow.

You evolve as a trader. 

Letting someone hijack your process?

That just steals your power.

Charts are subjective.

What one trader sees, another misses completely.

So stop outsourcing your intuition. 

The only voice you need at the chart is your own.

👁️ Trust your eyes. 📉 Trade your plan. 🔇 Silence the noise.

Because what you hear?

That’s distraction.

But what you see?

That’s truth.