GOOD MORNING TRADERS βοΈ
New week.
New opportunities. πͺ
Wishing you all a winning week ahead in the markets π§ π°
Letβs get it! π₯
New week.
New opportunities. πͺ
Wishing you all a winning week ahead in the markets π§ π°
Letβs get it! π₯
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Good morning traders π
New week
New opportunities
Did you prepare over the weekend to make sure youβre ready to take advantage today?
New week
New opportunities
Did you prepare over the weekend to make sure youβre ready to take advantage today?
πΈ Top 10 Biggest Trades in History π₯
π These traders didnβt guess β they saw what others missed and went all in.
1οΈβ£ George Soros β βThe Man Who Broke the Bank of Englandβ
Shorted the British pound in 1992, made $1B in one day when the UK exited the ERM.
2οΈβ£ Michael Burry β The Housing Crash Prophet
Bet against subprime mortgages in 2007β08 via CDS. Payout: ~$750M for investors, $100M+ for himself.
3οΈβ£ Paul Tudor Jones β Black Monday Masterstroke
Predicted the 1987 crash and went short the market. Gained 200%+ in a single month.
4οΈβ£ Warren Buffett β Calm in the Crisis
In 2008, invested $5B in Goldman Sachs preferred stock during peak panic β walked away with billions as the bank recovered.
5οΈβ£ Bill Ackman β The Pandemic Play
Hedged the COVID crash in 2020 with CDS. Turned $27M into $2.6B in under a month.
6οΈβ£ Jesse Livermore β The Original Bear
Shorted stocks before the 1929 crash. Estimated profit: $100M+, a fortune at the time.
7οΈβ£ John Paulson β The Greatest Trade Ever
Like Burry, bet big against the housing market. Earned over $4B personally.
8οΈβ£ Andy Hall β The Oil Oracle
Bet on long-term oil recovery in the 2000s. Reportedly made $100M+ annually at his peak.
9οΈβ£ Stanley Druckenmiller β Sorosβ Right Hand
Helped execute the 1992 pound short; later made billions running his own fund with macro calls.
1οΈβ£0οΈβ£ David Tepper β Betting on Banks
In 2009, went all in on distressed financial stocks like BAC and C. Turned $6B profit in one year.
π These trades changed history! Which one impresses you most?
π These traders didnβt guess β they saw what others missed and went all in.
1οΈβ£ George Soros β βThe Man Who Broke the Bank of Englandβ
Shorted the British pound in 1992, made $1B in one day when the UK exited the ERM.
2οΈβ£ Michael Burry β The Housing Crash Prophet
Bet against subprime mortgages in 2007β08 via CDS. Payout: ~$750M for investors, $100M+ for himself.
3οΈβ£ Paul Tudor Jones β Black Monday Masterstroke
Predicted the 1987 crash and went short the market. Gained 200%+ in a single month.
4οΈβ£ Warren Buffett β Calm in the Crisis
In 2008, invested $5B in Goldman Sachs preferred stock during peak panic β walked away with billions as the bank recovered.
5οΈβ£ Bill Ackman β The Pandemic Play
Hedged the COVID crash in 2020 with CDS. Turned $27M into $2.6B in under a month.
6οΈβ£ Jesse Livermore β The Original Bear
Shorted stocks before the 1929 crash. Estimated profit: $100M+, a fortune at the time.
7οΈβ£ John Paulson β The Greatest Trade Ever
Like Burry, bet big against the housing market. Earned over $4B personally.
8οΈβ£ Andy Hall β The Oil Oracle
Bet on long-term oil recovery in the 2000s. Reportedly made $100M+ annually at his peak.
9οΈβ£ Stanley Druckenmiller β Sorosβ Right Hand
Helped execute the 1992 pound short; later made billions running his own fund with macro calls.
1οΈβ£0οΈβ£ David Tepper β Betting on Banks
In 2009, went all in on distressed financial stocks like BAC and C. Turned $6B profit in one year.
π These trades changed history! Which one impresses you most?
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Itβs a new week, letβs get it π°
React if you want me to share trade setups this week π
React if you want me to share trade setups this week π
π Compound Interest
πͺ Compound interest is one of the most powerful forces in finance β but in trading, itβs often misunderstood or misapplied. Letting profits accumulate is not enough. For compound interest to actually work, your trading process must be designed to support it.
π Every win doesnβt just bring money β it increases the capital base for your next trade.
π That means each % return generates a larger absolute profit over time.
πExample:
β A 3% weekly return compounded = +330% per year
β That same 3% flat, without compounding = only +156% per year
Thatβs a 174% difference β with the same risk and strategy.
π How FBS analysts use it:
1οΈβ£ Think in % Returns, Not Dollar Goals. Youβre not just trying to make $5K/month β youβre aiming for +x% equity growth/month.
2οΈβ£ Reinvest Strategically, Not Blindly. Compounding doesnβt mean going βall-inβ every time. It means adjusting position size proportionally to your growing capital.
3οΈβ£ Use a CI Calculator
π’Expected % return per period
π’Frequency (weekly, monthly)
π’Time horizon
4οΈβ£ Avoid the βReset Syndromeβ. Frequent withdrawals, funding other accounts, or starting over kills compounding. Have a clear policy: reinvest X%, withdraw Y%.
#Education
π¬"Compound interest is the eighth wonder of the world. He who understands it, earns it. He who doesnβt, pays it." β Albert Einstein
Hit β€οΈ if this helped β and save it for later!
πͺ Compound interest is one of the most powerful forces in finance β but in trading, itβs often misunderstood or misapplied. Letting profits accumulate is not enough. For compound interest to actually work, your trading process must be designed to support it.
π Every win doesnβt just bring money β it increases the capital base for your next trade.
π That means each % return generates a larger absolute profit over time.
πExample:
β A 3% weekly return compounded = +330% per year
β That same 3% flat, without compounding = only +156% per year
Thatβs a 174% difference β with the same risk and strategy.
π How FBS analysts use it:
1οΈβ£ Think in % Returns, Not Dollar Goals. Youβre not just trying to make $5K/month β youβre aiming for +x% equity growth/month.
2οΈβ£ Reinvest Strategically, Not Blindly. Compounding doesnβt mean going βall-inβ every time. It means adjusting position size proportionally to your growing capital.
3οΈβ£ Use a CI Calculator
π’Expected % return per period
π’Frequency (weekly, monthly)
π’Time horizon
4οΈβ£ Avoid the βReset Syndromeβ. Frequent withdrawals, funding other accounts, or starting over kills compounding. Have a clear policy: reinvest X%, withdraw Y%.
#Education
π¬"Compound interest is the eighth wonder of the world. He who understands it, earns it. He who doesnβt, pays it." β Albert Einstein
Hit β€οΈ if this helped β and save it for later!
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If you chose βChange the strategyβ or βTweak the strategyβ
You need to change your mindset
6 losses in a row is not a bad thing.
In fact 6 losses in a row followed by 4 wins would total 10 trades
With a 1:3RR - you are up +6R
With a 1:2RR - you are up +2R
So with 6 losses in a row and 4 wins, you would have been profitable
Thatβs a 40% win rate
But guess what?
You changed the strategy after 6 losses in a row, so you didnβt get those 4 wins π
Then the cycle repeats on a new strategy
Wake up
You need to change your mindset
6 losses in a row is not a bad thing.
In fact 6 losses in a row followed by 4 wins would total 10 trades
With a 1:3RR - you are up +6R
With a 1:2RR - you are up +2R
So with 6 losses in a row and 4 wins, you would have been profitable
Thatβs a 40% win rate
But guess what?
You changed the strategy after 6 losses in a row, so you didnβt get those 4 wins π
Then the cycle repeats on a new strategy
Wake up
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π #XRPUSDT Long Signal β 12H
β’ Entry: $3.14
β’ Stop Loss: $2.81
β’ Targets:
β $3.34
β $3.55
β $3.79
β $4.09
β’ Risk-Reward Ratio: ~3:1
β’ Potential Gain: +30.42%
β’ Bias: Bullish reversal from demand zone
π’ Setup aims for a bounce from support zone, targeting higher highs.
β’ Entry: $3.14
β’ Stop Loss: $2.81
β’ Targets:
β $3.34
β $3.55
β $3.79
β $4.09
β’ Risk-Reward Ratio: ~3:1
β’ Potential Gain: +30.42%
β’ Bias: Bullish reversal from demand zone
π’ Setup aims for a bounce from support zone, targeting higher highs.
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βοΈ The EU and US rushed to finalize a trade deal imposing 15% tariffs on most EU exports, pledging $750B in US energy purchases and $600B in investments, while critics warn of economic fallout.
π¨π³ Chinaβs trade juggernaut hit its first snag since May, with port cargo plunging 7% to 6.2M containers last week as the country adjusts to lingering 50% US tariffs despite a still-strong 3,500 cargo flights.
π #APPLE will shutter its first-ever retail store in China on Aug. 9, citing changes at Dalianβs Parkland Mall while continuing global expansion, with shares closing at $214.05.
π’ Oil held firm after Trump warned Russia to strike a Ukraine truce within 10β12 days or face sanctions, with crude closing at $66.76.
π Eni SpA beat profit forecasts with β¬1.13B in Q2 earnings, driven by cost cuts and asset sales despite weak oil, with shares closing at β¬14.75.
#MarketNews
π CALENDAR FOR TODAY - 29.07.2025
πΊπΈ JOLTS Job Openings - 17:00 GMT+3;
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βοΈ The EU and US rushed to finalize a trade deal imposing 15% tariffs on most EU exports, pledging $750B in US energy purchases and $600B in investments, while critics warn of economic fallout.
π¨π³ Chinaβs trade juggernaut hit its first snag since May, with port cargo plunging 7% to 6.2M containers last week as the country adjusts to lingering 50% US tariffs despite a still-strong 3,500 cargo flights.
π #APPLE will shutter its first-ever retail store in China on Aug. 9, citing changes at Dalianβs Parkland Mall while continuing global expansion, with shares closing at $214.05.
π’ Oil held firm after Trump warned Russia to strike a Ukraine truce within 10β12 days or face sanctions, with crude closing at $66.76.
π Eni SpA beat profit forecasts with β¬1.13B in Q2 earnings, driven by cost cuts and asset sales despite weak oil, with shares closing at β¬14.75.
#MarketNews
π CALENDAR FOR TODAY - 29.07.2025
πΊπΈ JOLTS Job Openings - 17:00 GMT+3;
π¬New trading day, new opportunities! Stay with us for the latest market insights!
Hope everyone has a wonderful weekend πͺπΌ
We continue next week π
We continue next week π
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