Every Friday I debate: close out and dodge weekend action, or hold and risk missing the pump. Weekend moves have stopped me out more times than I remember. Yet my brain insists: weekend pumps are real. I follow my strategy but should I tune it to avoid weekends?.

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Bitcoin 🚀

shorts piling up on BTC, liquidation just above 119k

$118,000 BITCOIN 🚀.

can't wait for $PEPE move.

triple top now on $AMZN

you knew this was coming MONTHS ago. Send Bitcoin HIGHER 🚀

More tariffs will come tomorrow. Seems like they're the "take it or leave it" type.

Trump didn’t wait for July 8 - tariffs landed early. 25–40% on 7 countries, effective Aug 1. It’s a straight leverage play with a ticking clock to renegotiate. Trade chess turned blitz.

Double top forming on $AMZN 1 hour

Meanwhile, we're still on track to ATH for Bitcoin, price still surfing on the waves 🏄‍♂️

Charts, tariffs, rates, war - it’s all converging. The Elliott wave 5 climax might not just mark the end of a technical cycle… it will be the ignition point for a new macro regime.

With two cuts still projected this year, I believe Trump is gaming the Fed. His moves could force Powell’s hand sooner, especially if tariffs drag consumer sentiment and corporate margins.

Powell’s holding steady - rates remain at 4.25–4.5% for now. But the Fed just revised inflation forecasts up to 3% and growth down to 1.4% for 2025. That’s stagflation territory. And the clock is ticking.

Trump wants rates lower - fast. And he’s not waiting around. By cranking up tariff threats, he's turning up inflation pressure on purpose. It's classic Trump: create chaos, then force the fed.

Technicals say we’re peaking. Geopolitics says volatility is imminent. I'm always watching both the charts and the calendar.

And Canada? After the U.S. walked out of talks over the digital services tax, they bent the knee just hours before the tax hit. Talks are back on. Leverage in full display.

At the same time, trade tensions with China and Vietnam are heating up again. Supply chains, tech, autos - everything is in the line of fire. If that’s not enough to bring volatility, I don’t know what is.

On July 9, the U.S. could slap 50% tariffs on EU imports if a deal isn't reached. That’s not bluff - Trump already delayed it once after a plea from von der Leyen. Stakes are high and patience is low.