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Make More Money - Eliminate DRAMA 11 replies
Just posting my trades, everyone is welcome but no drama 2 replies
DislikedGold price movements are still sideways (dominant TF D1). Sideways on large TFs like the current conditions, there is a false trend on smaller TFs. In a sideways market, there is no dominant direction of price movement because prices move following the price structure in a sideways range in various timeframes. Price movements follow the volatility created by smart money and prices rise and fall following false trends in various timeframes. Be carefull, Only smart money* can shape the true trends. {image} In a sideways market (1+1=0), the price correction...Ignored
DislikedSeems price is looking to test $4367 level or even lower. Was away from the charts all day so I missed most of the move but will see if I can find an opportunity for shorts before sleepy time.Ignored
DislikedExited from short to switch buy just few seconds before spike) damn
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DislikedSo Iran has agreed to send nuclear material to an agreed third country. I guess they'll do so else nothing will be left of their country. It means there may be a deal because this was the main issue. From 4426 all the way down to 4375 is a trampoline line. Don't short there blindly!Ignored
Disliked{quote} A lot of people don't understand what Iran is doing, so let me explain it briefly: Iran isn't going to send anything anywhere, and they’re not going to agree to anything. Simply put, they’re stalling for time. They fully understand that the longer the SoH stays closed, the more extreme the situation becomes. We are already approaching SPR critical levels, and they likely only need another 1-2 months before things begin to collapse. - End of June: ~300 Million...Ignored
View on Coming May NFP Numbers (Releasing June 5)
The consensus estimate for the upcoming May NFP report is a gain of 85,000 to 105,000 jobs, with the national unemployment rate expected to hold steady at 4.3%. [2, 11, 12]
Given the leading indicators, here is the outlook for the release:
Macro Impact Summary
Indicator [1, 2, 8, 15, 16] April ActualMay Consensus ForecastLabour Market Trajectory
Nonfarm Payrolls115K85K - 105KSlowing but stable; insulated by strong service and medical sectors.
Unemployment Rate4.3%4.3%Risk of edging to 4.4% due to higher recent weekly layoffs.
Wage Growth (YoY)3.6%3.4%Moderating gradually, though monthly gains are tracking higher.
Ultimately, the figures will show a labour market that is cooling just enough to validate a higher-for-longer interest rate environment (holding steady at 3.50%-3.75%), but not deteriorating quickly enough to trigger emergency rate cuts. [15, 17]
DislikedThe US labour market entering June 2026 is showing a "low-hire, low-fire" dynamic characterized by stabilizing private-sector momentum but creeping overall weakness. [1, 2, 3, 4] Economic data released throughout May and the first week of June 2026 points to a market that is moderately expanding but structurally cooling: [5, 6] The April NFP Report (Released May 8): Surprised the upside by adding 115,000 jobs, beating the modest 62,000 expectation. However, a net negative 16,000 revision to prior months flagged a softer baseline. [2, 7] ADP Private...Ignored
DislikedThe US labour market entering June 2026 is showing a "low-hire, low-fire" dynamic characterized by stabilizing private-sector momentum but creeping overall weakness. [1, 2, 3, 4] Economic data released throughout May and the first week of June 2026 points to a market that is moderately expanding but structurally cooling: [5, 6] The April NFP Report (Released May 8): Surprised the upside by adding 115,000 jobs, beating the modest 62,000 expectation. However, a net negative 16,000 revision to prior months flagged a softer baseline. [2, 7] ADP Private...Ignored