Wall Street Shakes

Wall Street’s still in record-breaking mode.

The S&P 500 and Nasdaq notched fresh closing highs as traders cooled their rate-cut dreams and shifted focus to July’s retail sales report.

The IPO of the moment? Bullish  - which lived up to its name with a 90% debut pop to $70, earning a seat in the 2025 rocket club.

Cathie Wood jumped in with 2.5M shares, fanning both hype and skepticism.

Bitcoin tore past $124K, ETH’s on its heels, and gold’s eyeing $3,400 as softer inflation fuels precious metals fever.

Meanwhile, Tesla’s five-day sprint took a breather- bulls aren’t flinching.

Traders are already gaming out inflation’s next move before heading into the weekend.

🏆 S&P 500, Nasdaq Hit New Closing Highs
Second straight record close. Markets shrug tech dips and chase new leaders.

📈 Bullish Stock Ends First Day at $70 with 90% Gain
Bullish joins the 2025 rocket club as crypto hype fuels Wall Street debut.

↕️ Palantir Stock ShowdownStock cools after record run. One side sees moon, the other sees a cliff.

💰 Cathie Goes Bullish, Scoops Up 2.5M Bullish Shares
Wood snaps up 2.5M shares after crypto exchange’s wild IPO pop. Traders split on the hype.

💥 Bitcoin Breakout, Goes Beyond $124K
BTC hits all-time highs, ETH close behind. Traders see cheaper money fueling the pump.

⏸️ Tesla Rally Pauses, Bulls Hold Line
Five-day surge ends, but traders keep the faith as FSD wins Norway’s green light and robotaxi plans expand.

🪙 $3,400 in Sight for Gold
Traders pile in as weak inflation and rate cut odds send precious metals rallying.

Recommendation: Charter Communications (NASDAQ: CHTR)

After weeks of choppy moves, Charter has finally lined itself up like a coiled spring.

Price has defended a solid base, the sellers are fading.

And the chart is hinting at a push that could unfold fast once momentum kicks in.

We’re stepping in now with a buy at $263.13. 

Not because we hope it will move, but because the signs are already flashing green. 

The structure is strong, the upside is open, and this is the kind of move we want to be early on.

🎯 Targets:

Buy: $263.13
TP1: $272.76
TP2: $281.71

Let's see how it goes!

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Gravestone Doji

The Gravestone Doji is a single-candlestick bearish reversal pattern that appears at the top of an uptrend.

It signals that buyers were rejected at a high point, and sellers may be starting to take control, hinting at a potential top.

What to Look For

• Long Upper Shadow: This is the most crucial feature. The candlestick has a long "tail" extending upwards. It shows that buyers pushed prices much higher, but sellers strongly pushed them all the way back down to the open price before the close.
  
  
• Little or No Real Body: The open and close prices are at or near the low of the session, creating a very small or non-existent body. It looks like an upside-down letter "T" with a long upper shadow and no lower shadow.
  
  
• Appearance After an Uptrend: For the Gravestone Doji to be a valid reversal signal, it must form after a clear period of rising prices. It suggests the uptrend might be exhausted.
  
  
• Psychology: It represents buyers attempting to drive the price up, but strong selling interest emerges and pushes the price all the way back down to the opening level. This is a very strong signal that sellers are becoming active and potentially overwhelming the buyers.
  
  
• Confirmation is Crucial: The Gravestone Doji is a strong warning sign, but not a guaranteed reversal on its own. Confirmation from the next candle (e.g., a strong bearish candle, a gap down, or a close below the Doji's low) is essential to validate the bearish signal.
  
  
• Visual Similarity to Dragonfly Doji: It looks exactly opposite to the Dragonfly Doji, which has a long lower shadow and appears at the bottom of a downtrend.

The Trade Is Over When It’s Over

There’s a moment every trader faces: the second your TP (Take Profit) or SL (Stop Loss) gets hit. It’s like the closing bell in your personal trading arena.

The market has spoken. But for many, that’s when the real mental battle begins.

Suddenly, the charts become a playground for what ifs.

• “If I’d just held on a little longer…”
• “If I’d moved my stop a few pips wider…”
• “If I’d taken profits a bit later…”

Here’s the truth: those thoughts aren’t strategy—they’re self-sabotage dressed as insight.

You think you would’ve broken even if you stayed in?

No - you would’ve sat there frozen, clinging to hope, watching the market chew through your capital.

You think widening your stop would’ve helped?
No - you ignored your invalidation level for the sake of a bigger R:R, and that’s how accounts get drained.

You think you should’ve pushed for more profit?
No - that’s just greed whispering in your ear, making you forget the plan you were so proud of 10 minutes ago.

Trading discipline isn’t just about spotting the setup - it’s about sticking to the rules you set before the emotions kicked in.

When the trade ends where you planned, the outcome no longer owns you.

Master that, and you’re no longer a passenger to the market’s mood swings.

You’re in the driver’s seat - charting a course based on skill, not impulse.