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$JDON (JDON) – Pre-Market Decline, Out
I'm staying far away from JDON because it is down -7.22% at $28.54, dropping from a 24h high of $31.57 during pre-market trading. The EMAs are flat-to-bearish with EMA5 at $28.52, EMA10 at $28.51, and EMA30 at $28.59. The 24h low is $28.12, and MACD is negative. I'm not touching pre-market volatility. For now, I'm completely out.

$JDON (JDON) – Pre-Market Decline, Out
I'm staying far away from JDON because it is down -7.22% at $28.54, dropping from a 24h high of $31.57 during pre-market trading. The EMAs are flat-to-bearish with EMA5 at $28.52, EMA10 at $28.51, and EMA30 at $28.59. The 24h low is $28.12, and MACD is negative. I'm not touching pre-market volatility. For now, I'm completely out.

Gold is trading around the $XAU area, with the market still highly sensitive to U.S. inflation, Treasury yields, the dollar and geopolitical risk. Recent data showed July U.S. consumer prices rising only 0.1% month-on-month, which reduced expectations of an immediate Fed rate hike and helped precious metals remain supported.
KEY MARKET LEVELS
Resistance:
• $4,450–$4,470— first upside supply zone
• $4,500— major psychological resistance
• $4,550–$4,600— breakout/extension zone
Support:
• $4,380–$4,400— immediate demand area
• $4,330–$4,350— stronger pullback support
• $4,280–$4,300— major struct

Gold is trading around the $XAU area, with the market still highly sensitive to U.S. inflation, Treasury yields, the dollar and geopolitical risk. Recent data showed July U.S. consumer prices rising only 0.1% month-on-month, which reduced expectations of an immediate Fed rate hike and helped precious metals remain supported.
KEY MARKET LEVELS
Resistance:
• $4,450–$4,470— first upside supply zone
• $4,500— major psychological resistance
• $4,550–$4,600— breakout/extension zone
Support:
• $4,380–$4,400— immediate demand area
• $4,330–$4,350— stronger pullback support
• $4,280–$4,300— major struct

🐋 WHALE WATCH :Confirmed.
Trump signed a National Security Presidential Memorandum Wednesday authorizing vetted private companies to conduct offensive cyber operations against foreign transnational criminal organizations.
A federal coordination center will create and manage the program authorizing participating companies to run cyber surveillance and offensive operations against foreign criminal targets under federal control and oversight as part of lawful investigatory or intelligence operations carried out by federal law enforcement. Companies contract with the Justice Department or DHS and

🐋 WHALE WATCH :Confirmed.
Trump signed a National Security Presidential Memorandum Wednesday authorizing vetted private companies to conduct offensive cyber operations against foreign transnational criminal organizations.
A federal coordination center will create and manage the program authorizing participating companies to run cyber surveillance and offensive operations against foreign criminal targets under federal control and oversight as part of lawful investigatory or intelligence operations carried out by federal law enforcement. Companies contract with the Justice Department or DHS and

🐋 WHALE WATCH :Confirmed.
Trump signed a National Security Presidential Memorandum Wednesday authorizing vetted private companies to conduct offensive cyber operations against foreign transnational criminal organizations.
A federal coordination center will create and manage the program authorizing participating companies to run cyber surveillance and offensive operations against foreign criminal targets under federal control and oversight as part of lawful investigatory or intelligence operations carried out by federal law enforcement. Companies contract with the Justice Department or DHS and

🐋 WHALE WATCH :Confirmed.
Trump signed a National Security Presidential Memorandum Wednesday authorizing vetted private companies to conduct offensive cyber operations against foreign transnational criminal organizations.
A federal coordination center will create and manage the program authorizing participating companies to run cyber surveillance and offensive operations against foreign criminal targets under federal control and oversight as part of lawful investigatory or intelligence operations carried out by federal law enforcement. Companies contract with the Justice Department or DHS and

momentum, the next targets can be $4,500, followed by $4,550–$4,600. A clean breakout should ideally come with expanding futures/market participation rather than a low-volume price spike. I would avoid chasing the first breakout candle and instead watch for a retest that holds. BEARISH SCENARIO If gold repeatedly rejects $4,450–$4,470 and loses $4,380, downside pressure could increase toward $4,330–$4,350. A decisive break below that zone would shift attention toward $4,280–$4,300. The key point is that support should be confirmed by price action rather than assuming every dip is automatically

momentum, the next targets can be $4,500, followed by $4,550–$4,600. A clean breakout should ideally come with expanding futures/market participation rather than a low-volume price spike. I would avoid chasing the first breakout candle and instead watch for a retest that holds. BEARISH SCENARIO If gold repeatedly rejects $4,450–$4,470 and loses $4,380, downside pressure could increase toward $4,330–$4,350. A decisive break below that zone would shift attention toward $4,280–$4,300. The key point is that support should be confirmed by price action rather than assuming every dip is automatically

momentum, the next targets can be $4,500, followed by $4,550–$4,600. A clean breakout should ideally come with expanding futures/market participation rather than a low-volume price spike. I would avoid chasing the first breakout candle and instead watch for a retest that holds. BEARISH SCENARIO If gold repeatedly rejects $4,450–$4,470 and loses $4,380, downside pressure could increase toward $4,330–$4,350. A decisive break below that zone would shift attention toward $4,280–$4,300. The key point is that support should be confirmed by price action rather than assuming every dip is automatically

momentum, the next targets can be $4,500, followed by $4,550–$4,600. A clean breakout should ideally come with expanding futures/market participation rather than a low-volume price spike. I would avoid chasing the first breakout candle and instead watch for a retest that holds. BEARISH SCENARIO If gold repeatedly rejects $4,450–$4,470 and loses $4,380, downside pressure could increase toward $4,330–$4,350. A decisive break below that zone would shift attention toward $4,280–$4,300. The key point is that support should be confirmed by price action rather than assuming every dip is automatically

Can someone tell me what went wrong? My first SL this week🙁 #EURUSD 📊📈

Can someone tell me what went wrong? My first SL this week🙁 #EURUSD 📊📈

Michael Burry has doubled down on his Nvidia short, arguing the company’s $500B AI deal carries “shades of Enron.”
Are you sure about that Mr Substack?

Michael Burry has doubled down on his Nvidia short, arguing the company’s $500B AI deal carries “shades of Enron.”
Are you sure about that Mr Substack?

Jim Cramer said he will sell his Bitcoin after IBM CEO Arvind Krishna warned about crypto cryptography within three or four years. Traders revived the "Inverse Cramer" reaction, while Cramer's Bitcoin position size was not

Jim Cramer said he will sell his Bitcoin after IBM CEO Arvind Krishna warned about crypto cryptography within three or four years. Traders revived the "Inverse Cramer" reaction, while Cramer's Bitcoin position size was not

⚓️ Ethra Ship Notes｜Vol.024 Today, one comment stuck with me. People still talk more about stablecoins than tokenization. At first, I thought that was obvious. Stablecoins are everywhere. We use them to trade, settle, and move capital every day. They're visible.

$PLTR compared to Bitcoin since 2025
Interesting...
What do you make of this?