Cathie Wood Cashes Out Meta

It’s Friday!

The weekend is calling, but the markets aren’t clocking out just yet.

Nvidia’s hype faded fast, Tesla’s losing streak is stretching longer than anyone likes, and PepsiCo’s Frito-Lay drama just got it downgraded.

Meanwhile, Bitcoin’s cooling off, gold’s still flexing, and Cathie Wood just pulled a surprise move on Meta.

Before you kick back, catch up on the biggest market moves.

It’s all happening - let’s break it down. 👇

🥤 PepsiCo Faces Downgrade Amid Frito-Lay Slump & Tariff Fears
PepsiCo’s stock takes a hit after Barclays lowers its rating and price target, focusing on Frito-Lay’s performance. Will the Poppi acquisition turn things around, or is there more trouble ahead?

⬇️ Nvidia Drops After GTC Hype Fade
Nvidia’s stock fell 3.4% after CEO Jensen Huang’s keynote at the GTC conference. With key support at $96 and resistance at $150, investors are eyeing these levels amid a consolidation phase.

🚘 Musk’s Distractions Weigh as Tesla Stock Sinks Lower
Tesla shares have dropped for eight consecutive weeks, but aggressive investors might find an opportunity. With high volatility and a low stock price, Tesla could soon rebound if it delivers on upcoming innovations like self-driving robo-taxis.

🇮🇩 Indonesia’s Richest Woman Wiped Out in Stock Crash
Marina Budiman lost $3.6 billion as shares of DCI Indonesia crashed within three days. How volatile stocks and thinly traded shares contributed to this financial wipeout.

🔵 Cathie Wood Bails on Meta
Cathie Wood’s Ark sold Meta shares for the first time in almost 12 months as tech momentum slows. The move suggests growing caution around even the biggest names in the sector. Is this the beginning of a broader tech market retreat?

🐂 Bitcoin Dips - but Bulls Stay Calm
Despite Bitcoin's recent correction from its January peak, crypto experts say it's all part of the normal cycle, with the ultimate price rally still on the horizon. Despite short-term panic, many see this as a breather before the next leg up. Is this the calm before a $100K storm?

✨ Gold’s Glitter Isn’t Fading
Gold prices hover near all-time highs as investors flee to safety amid global risks and Fed uncertainty. With inflation worries and geopolitical tensions rising, gold’s shine isn’t going anywhere.

No New Trades for Today

No fresh setups for now.

Nothing’s standing out on the charts today.

Instead of forcing a trade, we wait for the right opportunities to line up.

I’ll be back with new recommendations once something worth acting on shows up.

Stay patient, stay ready. 👀💥

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Exponential Moving Average (EMA)

The Exponential Moving Average (EMA) is a trend-following indicator similar to the Simple Moving Average (SMA), but it places more weight on recent prices, making it more responsive to price changes.

Traders use the EMA to identify trend direction and potential reversal points, with a quicker reaction to market movements.

What to Look For:

• Calculation: The EMA gives more weight to recent price data, making it more sensitive to short-term price fluctuations.
  
  
• Trend Direction:
  • Rising EMA: Indicates an uptrend.
  • Falling EMA: Signals a downtrend.
    
    
• Support & Resistance: The EMA acts as a dynamic support in an uptrend and resistance in a downtrend.
  
  
• Crossovers:
  • Bullish Crossover: A short-term EMA crossing above a long-term EMA signals a potential buy.
  • Bearish Crossover: A short-term EMA crossing below a long-term EMA suggests a potential sell.
    
    
• Faster Reaction: The EMA is more responsive than the SMA, making it useful for traders seeking to capture shorter-term price movements.
  
  
• Timeframe Impact: Shorter-period EMAs react faster to price changes, while longer-period EMAs help identify long-term trends.

Let’s cut through the noise: in trading, your mentor isn’t just a guide - they can be your compass.

And if your compass is off?

You're not just lost... you're heading full-speed in the wrong direction.

We love to talk about discipline, mindset, and strategy (and yeah, those matter).

But here's the uncomfortable truth: even with max effort and laser focus, the wrong guidance will quietly sabotage your progress.

It's like sprinting in circles - exhausting, and you still end up nowhere.

Think of it like this: your growth will never outpace the quality of the person leading you.

• If they’re unclear, you’ll stay confused.
• If they’re reckless, you'll inherit their chaos.
• If they’re stagnant, guess what? So are you.

Too many traders fail not because they lack skill, but because they followed someone who was never qualified to lead in the first place.

Harsh truth?

If you're being coached by someone who's stumbling in the dark, you're going down with them. 

That’s the classic case of the blind leading the blind - and both falling into the pit.

So how do you avoid that trap? 

You choose your mentors like you're hiring someone to manage your life savings:

• Do they have real experience, not just loud opinions?
• Do their results match the advice they give?
• Are they making traders think, or just handing out fish?

Because the truth is, a strong mentor doesn’t just tell you what to do - they teach you how to think, how to see patterns, manage risk, and develop your own edge in the market.

📌 Bottom line: Don’t follow someone who’s just moving - follow someone who knows where they’re going.

You deserve a mentor who sharpens your skills, not one who dulls your instincts.