Trillions gone

Well, well, Wall Street had a bloody day last week!

The markets took a major hit as Trump’s tariffs sent shockwaves through the economy, with the Dow plummeting over 2,200 points!

The fear of a trade war is real, and investors are feeling the heat.

Now, we’re staring down a fresh week, and the question is: what’s next?

We've got your crucial update ready to help you make sense of all the noise.

Let’s see how this week unfolds and set you up to make smart, informed moves! 

📉 Apple Analysts Recommend 'Buy' After Stock Slump
Following a recent downturn, analysts are now rating Apple stock as a 'buy', citing strong fundamentals and growth prospects.

📊 Wall Street Ends with Heavy Losses as Trump's Tariffs Ignite Global Recession Fears
U.S. stock markets closed with significant losses amid escalating fears of a global recession triggered by President Trump's new tariffs. The S&P 500 dropped 6%, marking its worst day since the 2020 pandemic-induced crash.​

🇨🇳 Markets Crash After China Strikes Back on Tariffs
China hit back with 34% tariffs on all U.S. goods, and Wall Street collapsed. The S&P 500 fell 6%, the Dow plunged 2,231 points, and the Nasdaq entered bear market territory - the worst week since March 2020.

💥 Trump's Tariffs Wipe Out $200 Billion from 'Magnificent Seven's' Market Cap
The recent tariffs imposed by President Trump have led to a staggering $200 billion loss in market capitalization among the 'Magnificent Seven' tech giants.

🪙 Bitcoin Market Sentiment Worsens as Bull Score Index Drops to 10
Bitcoin decline indicates growing bearishness among investors, raising concerns about the cryptocurrency's near-term performance.

⬇️ Gold Slips After Hitting Record High
Gold soared to a record $3,167- then stumbled. A 2% drop followed as a wave of margin calls and profit-taking hit traders during the broader market selloff sparked by Trump’s tariffs.

🛢️ Oil Set for Worst Week in Months Over Trump's New Tariffs
Oil prices are on track for their worst weekly performance in months, driven by concerns that President Trump's new tariffs could dampen global demand.

The market has taken a big hit because of Trump’s new tariffs.

Right now, it’s unclear how much lower things could go. For now, we stay patient and wait for the dust to settle before making our next move.

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Cup and Handle

The cup and handle pattern is a bullish continuation pattern, meaning it indicates that an existing uptrend is likely to continue after a period of consolidation. 

It's like the market taking a pit stop to refuel before hitting the gas again.

What to Look For:

• The Cup: A "U" shaped pattern formed by a price decline followed by a gradual rise back to the original level.
  
  
• The Handle: A short consolidation period, usually with a slight downward drift, that follows the cup.
  
  
• The Breakout: The pattern is confirmed when the price breaks above the upper trendline of the handle, often with increased volume. This signals a potential continuation of the uptrend.

You’ve seen his face - wild gray hair, intense eyes, hands flying mid-shout on the trading floor. 

That’s Peter Tuchman. He’s not a meme. He’s a legend. 

And behind the iconic photos is 40+ years of survival in the world’s most ruthless market arena.

What keeps him going? Not luck. Not hype. But insane emotional discipline.

Tuchman has seen it all - crashes, rallies, flash panics, bubbles bursting in real time.

And yet, he’s still standing.

Why? Because he doesn’t chase the noise. 

He knows trading isn’t about being right all the time - it’s about managing your reactions when you're wrong.

He once said: "The market is emotional, and I am emotional - but I don’t let my emotions drive my trades." That’s a bar.

Let that sink in: It’s not your strategy that breaks you - it’s your inability to handle chaos.

So next time your palms sweat before hitting “Buy,” remember Peter.

If he can walk through market mayhem with composure, so can you. 

The charts may change, but your mindset is your real edge.