To The Moon

🌟🌟🌟Fasten your seat belts!   There are  2 major events : Davis and PCE reports this week which could rattle the markets. Trump will be delivering his speech on Wednesday in Davos that could trigger a  market whiplash especially his proposed tariffs on members of EU on Greenland. The VIX is our anxiety meter.  My strategy: Watch the headlines, hedge with $iShares Gold Trust(IAU)$ and maybe grab some popcorn to ease my anxiety. On Thursday we will get a rare double report on Q3 GDP and more importantly the Fed's North Star: the combined October and November PCE inflation data. If the core inflation goes above 2.8%, prepare for higher for longer interest rates. The Hope Factor : If PCE is below 2.7%, a green light for possib

TRUMP'S TARIFF PLAYBOOK: - Announce aggressive tariffs - Do it on weekends - Call for more aggressive tariffs if demands are not fulfilled - Start negotiating behind the scenes - Let the markets suffer some freefall - Inform insiders first so that they can prepare to buy the dip - Announce the trade deal and post "Thank you for your attention to this matter." - Markets rip to new highs and then give credit to Mr. Tariff. For anyone wondering, we are somewhere around the 4th and 5th stage.

Buckle up, folks—President Trump's classic trade tactics are unleashing chaos on markets once again, this time over his bold push to snag Greenland! 🇬🇱💥 With fresh tariffs slapping eight European powerhouses, we're diving into a rollercoaster of volatility that's got investors sweating and diplomats scrambling. But hey, history shows this drama often ends with deals, not disasters. Let's break it down step by step with the latest twists as of today. 📈😎 First off, the bombshell dropped on January 17: Trump hit Denmark, Norway, Sweden, France, Germany, the UK, the Netherlands, and Finland with a 10% tariff starting February 1, ramping up to a whopping 25% by June 1 unless a full Greenland acquisition seals the deal. Why Greenland? Trump calls it a national security must-have, eyeing its Arct

Wall Street's holiday hangover clears just in time for a packed short week that could flip year-end sentiment from festive cheer to frantic trades. With MLK Day shutting US markets Monday, the action crunches into Tuesday-Friday, where macro data clusters and Davos headlines collide to test tariff risks and Fed easing odds. Emerging markets like India's Nifty up 0.5% on dollar dips to 94 are glowing resilient, but Trump's potential Europe tariff push adds spice – could this spark 5% EM inflows or crimp global glow 2% if yields spike to 4%? Crypto clings to $85K support amid the drama, but cool PCE could rocket Bitcoin to $90K on risk-on flows. Gold's $4,503 record break shines as a haven, with silver's $66 highs riding industrial waves for diversification punch. Let's dive into the week's

Seriously, if you tell me that Trump is a Russian or Chinese agent, I might agree... I can't see how he is working for US interests. He might have the 'feel' that he is simply throwing his bullying weights around, hiding behind the US military's might. However, it feels sooo 'off'. He appears to try his best to isolate US of all its allies... the initial tariffs trick failed to do that, so he is now trying even harder to 'ensure' the isolation is complete!? [Surprised] [Facepalm] [Spurting] Strange... why would the US secret service not pick this up? Seriously, Trump is just accelerating the demise of USD and US future in general... just my 2 cents. Surprise that no one mentioned / dare to say it out...

I read that the us president recently declared his holdings and it showed that he bought netflix after a neeting trying to get their deal through for the plan ed acquisition of warner bro. As we know of the man in the white house, it is par for course considering he has a serious lack of ethics, all while he constantly tries to influence and manipulate the situation. But it is hinting that he will be trying to make a profit out of this, and therefore the netflix deal will go through. If I was willing to gamble, I would make the call that netflix would successfully acquire warner bros, even though skydance seems adamant that they can stir the pot. The likelihood is that trump steps in and squeezes skydance, or throw them a scrap, in another realm (after all they caved to his demand bef

BREAKING: Stock market futures officially open for the first time since President Trump announced 10% tariffs on 8 EU countries, demanding an acquisition of Greenland: 1. S&P 500: -0.7% 2. Nasdaq 100: -1% 3. Dow Jones: -0.5% 4. Gold: +1% 5. Silver: +3% It’s going to be an interesting week.

​The Arctic "cold war" just took a sharp turn. After only 44 hours on the ground, a 15-member German military reconnaissance team has officially departed Nuuk, Greenland. ​Here is what you need to know about this sudden withdrawal: ​📉 THE SECRET RECALL Led by Rear Admiral Stefan Pauli, the German team arrived on Friday to assess security as part of "Operation Arctic Endurance." But by Sunday morning, a "lightning order" from Berlin reportedly forced them to cancel all meetings and head for the airport immediately. No official reason was given to the troops on the ground. ​💰 THE TARIFF TRIGGER? The exit comes just 24 hours after President Trump escalated his pressure on Europe, announcing a 10% tariff on eight nations (including Germany, France, and the UK) starting February 1. The threat:

1. Stock Market Futures React to Trump’s 10% EU Tariffs - Tonight 2. US Markets Closed, MLK Day - Monday 3. December Pending Home Sales data - Wednesday 4. US Q3 2025 GDP data - Thursday 5. November PCE Inflation data - Thursday 6. January S&P Global PMI data - Friday 7. 10% of S&P 500 companies report earnings this week We have a short but busy week ahead.

Wall Street's holiday hangover clears just in time for a packed short week that could flip year-end sentiment from festive cheer to frantic trades. With MLK Day shutting US markets Monday, the action crunches into Tuesday-Friday, where macro data clusters and Davos headlines collide to test tariff risks and Fed easing odds. Emerging markets like India's Nifty up 0.5% on dollar dips to 94 are glowing resilient, but Trump's potential Europe tariff push adds spice – could this spark 5% EM inflows or crimp global glow 2% if yields spike to 4%? Crypto clings to $85K support amid the drama, but cool PCE could rocket Bitcoin to $90K on risk-on flows. Gold's $4,503 record break shines as a haven, with silver's $66 highs riding industrial waves for diversification punch. Let's dive into the week's

Buckle up, folks—President Trump's classic trade tactics are unleashing chaos on markets once again, this time over his bold push to snag Greenland! 🇬🇱💥 With fresh tariffs slapping eight European powerhouses, we're diving into a rollercoaster of volatility that's got investors sweating and diplomats scrambling. But hey, history shows this drama often ends with deals, not disasters. Let's break it down step by step with the latest twists as of today. 📈😎 First off, the bombshell dropped on January 17: Trump hit Denmark, Norway, Sweden, France, Germany, the UK, the Netherlands, and Finland with a 10% tariff starting February 1, ramping up to a whopping 25% by June 1 unless a full Greenland acquisition seals the deal. Why Greenland? Trump calls it a national security must-have, eyeing its Arct

🌟🌟🌟Fasten your seat belts!   There are  2 major events : Davis and PCE reports this week which could rattle the markets. Trump will be delivering his speech on Wednesday in Davos that could trigger a  market whiplash especially his proposed tariffs on members of EU on Greenland. The VIX is our anxiety meter.  My strategy: Watch the headlines, hedge with $iShares Gold Trust(IAU)$ and maybe grab some popcorn to ease my anxiety. On Thursday we will get a rare double report on Q3 GDP and more importantly the Fed's North Star: the combined October and November PCE inflation data. If the core inflation goes above 2.8%, prepare for higher for longer interest rates. The Hope Factor : If PCE is below 2.7%, a green light for possib

TRUMP'S TARIFF PLAYBOOK: - Announce aggressive tariffs - Do it on weekends - Call for more aggressive tariffs if demands are not fulfilled - Start negotiating behind the scenes - Let the markets suffer some freefall - Inform insiders first so that they can prepare to buy the dip - Announce the trade deal and post "Thank you for your attention to this matter." - Markets rip to new highs and then give credit to Mr. Tariff. For anyone wondering, we are somewhere around the 4th and 5th stage.

​The Arctic "cold war" just took a sharp turn. After only 44 hours on the ground, a 15-member German military reconnaissance team has officially departed Nuuk, Greenland. ​Here is what you need to know about this sudden withdrawal: ​📉 THE SECRET RECALL Led by Rear Admiral Stefan Pauli, the German team arrived on Friday to assess security as part of "Operation Arctic Endurance." But by Sunday morning, a "lightning order" from Berlin reportedly forced them to cancel all meetings and head for the airport immediately. No official reason was given to the troops on the ground. ​💰 THE TARIFF TRIGGER? The exit comes just 24 hours after President Trump escalated his pressure on Europe, announcing a 10% tariff on eight nations (including Germany, France, and the UK) starting February 1. The threat:

I read that the us president recently declared his holdings and it showed that he bought netflix after a neeting trying to get their deal through for the plan ed acquisition of warner bro. As we know of the man in the white house, it is par for course considering he has a serious lack of ethics, all while he constantly tries to influence and manipulate the situation. But it is hinting that he will be trying to make a profit out of this, and therefore the netflix deal will go through. If I was willing to gamble, I would make the call that netflix would successfully acquire warner bros, even though skydance seems adamant that they can stir the pot. The likelihood is that trump steps in and squeezes skydance, or throw them a scrap, in another realm (after all they caved to his demand bef

Seriously, if you tell me that Trump is a Russian or Chinese agent, I might agree... I can't see how he is working for US interests. He might have the 'feel' that he is simply throwing his bullying weights around, hiding behind the US military's might. However, it feels sooo 'off'. He appears to try his best to isolate US of all its allies... the initial tariffs trick failed to do that, so he is now trying even harder to 'ensure' the isolation is complete!? [Surprised] [Facepalm] [Spurting] Strange... why would the US secret service not pick this up? Seriously, Trump is just accelerating the demise of USD and US future in general... just my 2 cents. Surprise that no one mentioned / dare to say it out...

BREAKING: Stock market futures officially open for the first time since President Trump announced 10% tariffs on 8 EU countries, demanding an acquisition of Greenland: 1. S&P 500: -0.7% 2. Nasdaq 100: -1% 3. Dow Jones: -0.5% 4. Gold: +1% 5. Silver: +3% It’s going to be an interesting week.

1. Stock Market Futures React to Trump’s 10% EU Tariffs - Tonight 2. US Markets Closed, MLK Day - Monday 3. December Pending Home Sales data - Wednesday 4. US Q3 2025 GDP data - Thursday 5. November PCE Inflation data - Thursday 6. January S&P Global PMI data - Friday 7. 10% of S&P 500 companies report earnings this week We have a short but busy week ahead.