BREAKING: Pakistan's Prime Minister announces that the US and Iran have officially reached a peace deal and the official signing will take place on June 19th in Switzerland. "Both sides have declared the immediate and permanent termination of military operations on all fronts, including in Lebanon," he says.

The market pulled back. SNDK made new all time highs. That gets my attention. I always keep an eye on the stocks that stay strong when the rest of the market is struggling. Those names tend to tell a story before everyone else sees it. We’ll see if that continues, but the relative strength is hard to ignore. What are you eyeing next week?

Remember when everyone said you had to go back a year to find life-changing returns? Here’s a real example. Our $28,000 position in SanDisk call options just six months ago is worth well over $1 million today. The lesson isn’t that options are a magic money machine. Most aren’t. The lesson is that when you identify a high-conviction opportunity and manage risk properly, the upside can be far greater than most people imagine. Opportunities like this are rare. But they do happen. And this time, we actually caught one.

I’m not here to predict. Nobody can. What I do know is the market needed to cool off after the run we’ve had. Now we’re juggling inflation data, interest rate expectations, and renewed uncertainty out of the Middle East. That’s a lot of moving pieces. For me, this isn’t the type of environment where I feel the need to force trades or rush to call a bottom. I’d rather stay patient, let the market build some type of base, and wait for the price action. I have a few key support levels mapped out, but I’d rather react than predict. Interested? 👀

After a week like this, the best thing I can do is slow down. The market isn't going anywhere. tonight I'll be reviewing charts, identifying key levels, and building a game plan for next week. If volatility stays elevated, I'll likely size down and focus on taking high-conviction setups only. No need to swing for the fences. Small wins add up. Protecting capital matters. Staying disciplined matters. The goal isn't to catch every move. The goal is to be consistent enough to still be here for the next one.

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We finally made an IG. Going to post more charts, quick trading thoughts, psychology, setups, and content I won’t always post here. If you’ve been following the journey on X, come join me there too. instagram.com/thecurrmerch?i…

The name of the game is to stay in the game and as long as you stay in the game the returns will come!

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Another scammer popped in real time @JustinWerlein What a wild weekend for fin twit. Brian Stonks Blanto Werlein Who's next?

Can mr.planto @lanto_trades please explain to me why total transaction numbers and then the total expenses are different in the different screenshots he posted? shouldn't totals be consistent? so he took 8 tries and still couldnt get the math right?

This is wild, but not at all surprising in the slightest. For those curious, APEX email is about Brian Stonks. If he was engaging in this type of behavior, his bud Blanto likely was as well. Sigh. No honesty anywhere anymore.

Polymarket has removed the 500ms taker delay (time before your order executes) on the crypto markets without warning. This has (understandably imo) angered some users who relied on this delay to market make.

The S&P 500 barely beats real inflation , you’re not building wealth, you’re treading water.
 Master day/swing trading and 40–60% yearly returns become realistic after a few years of real work.
 That’s how you create real capital, then dump it into assets that scale. Investing protects your money.
 Trading grows it.

The biggest mistake a trader can make is to chase money. If you lost money last week leave it in last week. It is lost, gone, its history. Leave it there. Take trades based on what is in front of you not what is behind you.

Taking 20 trades a day isn’t “grind mode.” It’s overtrading. You’re chained to the charts while someone trading 3 times a week outperforms you. That’s not freedom, that’s a new 9-5.

$500 a day from trading isn’t “average.” That’s freedom. You’re working for yourself, on your time, from anywhere. Don’t lose sight of how special that is.

Update to these accounts. Consistent base hits add up. No trades on days where my setup doesn't present itself. Keep chipping away. Everyone have a great day

You can hand a trader the world’s best system but without emotional control, they’ll still find a way to lose. Chances are you’ve already learned strategies that work. What’s missing is consistency and mindset. Focus on one system. Master your psychology. That’s how you win.