Market meltdown or mere correction? 

The Japanese Nikkei is doing better than expected, and even Warren Buffett is buying stocks. 

Let’s cut through the fear and find out what’s really going on.

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Rising Wedge

The rising wedge is a bearish reversal pattern, suggesting that an upward trend is losing momentum and could soon reverse into a downtrend. 

It's like the market is trying to continue climbing higher, but the buyers are becoming exhausted, and sellers are starting to gain control.

What to Look For:

• Upward Slope: The overall trend of the wedge should be sloping upwards.
• Converging Trendlines: The upper and lower trendlines should be moving closer together, forming the wedge shape.
• Breakout: The pattern is confirmed when the price breaks below the lower trendline, often with increased volume. This signals a potential reversal and the start of a downtrend.

Before we dive into today's topic, I want you to watch this short video.

What’s the lesson?

To help you, let’s run it back.

Imagine you're running a casino. 

All the lights, the excitement, the money. 

Everything seems to be just right financially.

But let's get real for a second. 

Behind the scenes, there are bills to pay. Electricity, staff salaries, games, and taxes – it all adds up. Even with people winning big, you gotta keep the place running smoothly.

Trading is kind of like that. 

You see, trading isn't just about buying low and selling high. 

It's tempting to think it's all about making money, but there are costs involved. 

Things like trading fees, software, and even learning how to trade can take a bite out of your profits. 

It's not as glamorous as it seems.

It's like any other business - you gotta spend a little to make a lot. 

If you’re a newbie, it’s completely normal to experience this as you start your trading career.

By understanding your expenses, you can make better decisions and protect your hard-earned cash.

So, embrace those costs and turn them into a positive! 

After all, every cloud has a silver lining, right?