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Bear market targets full commentary. In this video you'll find all my thoughts, reasoning process, analysis and what to look for. I invite you to watch it till the end because there are some important nuances that should be not skipped. Of course, with my classic 🇮🇹 accent that adds some funny sauce. Hope you'll appreciate it and, as always, thanks to the ones who support my work.

Making me retweet this guy -- but he's right

Ron Filipkowski @RonFilipkowski

3 months ago

He was certainly afraid of Vietnam-style combat in Vietnam.

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We're investigating a firm called MP Estate Planning, which sells trusts to save elderly people from the "modern threats" of divorce, bankruptcy, care home fees and inheritance tax. We believe the trusts don't work. If you've come across the firm, please get in touch.

Establishment fact checkers are nothing of the kind. They are just one more establishment effort to obscure the truth.

They’re calling it a Trump loss. It isn’t. Here’s what actually happened. The Supreme Court ruled today that IEEPA — a 1977 emergency law — can’t be used to impose sweeping global tariffs without Congressional authorization. Roberts wrote it. Thomas, Alito, and Kavanaugh dissented like champs. Here’s what the left and the media aren’t telling you: this is a procedural ruling, not a policy death sentence. The tariffs that actually matter — Section 232 steel and aluminum, Section 301 China-specific — are untouched. Still standing. Still working. The White House isn’t rolling anything back. They’re already pivoting to the Trade Act, national security authority, and Congress if needed. The left is celebrating like American manufacturing just got handed back to China. It didn’t. Tariffs protect American jobs. They bring factories home. They punish unfair dumping and force real deals at the table. One procedural setback doesn’t change any of that. We don’t lose. We reload. 🇺🇸💪 #AmericaFirst #Tariffs

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Polling places just turned into a flashpoint in DHS funding talks. Democrats proposed labeling them “sensitive locations,” which would limit ICE enforcement there. Same category as schools and churches. Republicans pushed back: if voting is for citizens only, enforcement shouldn’t disappear where ballots are cast. That’s the fault line — where access policy meets enforcement policy. Now lawmakers have to draw clear rules so elections stay secure, consistent, and trusted. Confidence in the system comes from transparency and equal enforcement.

John Lincoln Clem — one of the youngest soldiers to ever serve in the U.S. Army. Born in Ohio in 1851. His mother was killed in a train accident in 1861. Two years later, at age 9, he tried to enlist in the Union Army and was turned away for being too small. He didn’t go home. He followed the 22nd Michigan anyway and became their unofficial drummer boy. The men took him in and paid him from their own pockets. Shiloh, 1862: artillery fire tore his drum apart. From then on, they called him “Johnny Shiloh.” He officially enlisted in 1863 as a musician. Chickamauga, age 12: during the Union retreat, a Confederate officer reportedly ordered him to surrender. Clem fired a sawed-off musket and made it back to Union lines through the chaos. Gen. George H. Thomas later promoted him to sergeant, making him one of the youngest non-commissioned officers in Army history. Newspapers dubbed him the “Drummer Boy of Chickamauga.” He was wounded, captured, exchanged, and mustered out at just 13. Most kids would be done. Clem wasn’t. Ulysses S. Grant later helped him secure a commission. Clem stayed in the Army for decades in quartermaster roles, rising steadily through the ranks. He retired in 1915 as a brigadier general. Congress advanced him to major general on the retired list the next year. He was buried with full honors at Arlington. From runaway kid to general officer. Stories like this are why Civil War history still hits hard. What’s another real military underdog story people should know? 🇺🇸

Rep. Robert Garcia finally says it out loud: "Donald Trump is leading a coverup right now of the Epstein files… and It is shameful, illegal, and unconstitutional… …Epstein himself said Donald Trump was his best friend for over 10 years.”

Thanks to everyone who reported this - the videos of fake-me are now down (but, oddly, YouTube hasn't deleted the equally-obviously-fake AI videos of @markkohler )

Dan Neidle @DanNeidle

5 months ago

Quick favour. This YouTube channel is using AI to impersonate me. I'd be really grateful if people could report it. Thank you! youtube.com/@TaxInformatio…

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This year has been a period of extraordinary growth for me, on multiple levels, and I’m genuinely proud of what I’ve achieved. I’ve made significant progress physically, personally, and technically (trading is what I talk about, right?) On the physical side, I committed myself with consistency. Training regularly at the gym, combined with a discipline I didn’t fully have in the past, has produced visible and sustainable results. On a personal level, I’ve developed a deeper sense of emotional control. Learning to recognize my reactions, manage them, and avoid being overwhelmed has been one of the most meaningful improvements. Then there’s the technical side, which has probably been the most significant for me. For years, a key element was missing in my analysis: a deep understanding of market microstructure and liquidity dynamics. This year, I filled that gap through a structured and methodical approach. I dedicated an average of 6–7 hours a day, five days a week, to journaling, studying price action, and observing LTF especially from 1 to 4 hours. I performed numerous backtests, experimenting with different techniques, and one of the most impactful areas of study was volume analysis combined with the volumetric profile of ranges and structural formations. This deeper dive allowed me to explore scalping. While it’s not part of my primary strategy (which is oriented toward HTF trades) it gave me the chance to refine my execution, develop precision, and test concepts in a more granular context. These hours of deliberate practice have led to tangible results in recent months, and that has been incredibly rewarding. At this point, I know that some people think: “I’m tired… trading isn’t for me.” But the truth is, if it worked for me, it can work for others as well. I don’t have an academic background in finance. I studied culinary arts. I wasn’t born with any special aptitude. I was simply deeply passionate and willing to put in the work, every single day. And I can say with certainty: real competence doesn’t come from talent, it comes from the sheer volume of hours spent observing the market, journaling, reflecting, correcting, and repeating. If there’s one method that has truly allowed me to progress, it’s this: discipline, consistent journaling, studying price action, and an uncompromising level of focus. There are no shortcuts. Only the willingness to invest hours upon hours into understanding how the market really moves. Progress is absolutely possible, but it requires a level of commitment that can’t be negotiated and meaningful results only appear when you stop looking for quick solutions and start building real skill, brick by brick, day after day.

Had this area marked on my chart for a reversal since 2 years, in case it comes.

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And this is the final piece that completes my thesis on altcoins. The chart I made on OTHERS shows that the metric has been steadily compressing as selling pressure dominates and liquidity is cleared from lower levels. As price continues to decline, each reaction upward becomes weaker, showing that supply is being mitigated and sellers are gradually exhausting themselves. (all charts are dead, what's to sell again?) This phase of compression points out that although the market still appears weak on the surface, the underlying supply is thinning out as pessimism increases. ("altcoins are dead, bro") The imbalance that I highlighted near the upper section (10 of October) shows you the area where price dropped sharply without any proper distribution leaving a clean inefficiency behind, meaning the market will likely return later to revisit that level because there was not enough transactional activity to support the move. As price compresses into the OB (green area) resting liquidity has already been swept (liquidity event) clearing out the previous stop-losses and positions that might otherwise prevent a reversal. 🗣️"What does this mean?" That the traders who were forced out of positions contribute to a cleaner environment for a new move in the opposite direction. With liquidity cleared and supply being mitigated, buyers no longer need to overcome intense selling pressure, which is why the market, in my opinion, will being to develop what is called the path of least resistance. In this context, the path of least resistance leans upward because the decline has eaten through all the available supplies. When sellers are exhausted and demand begins to appear, even modest buying can push the market higher with relatively little effort. Since new sellers typically only emerge at higher prices, upward movement faces fewer obstacles. The curved trajectory that I drawn? It represents this transition, showing how the downward pressure gradually weakens and prepares for a shift. Once the reversal initiates, it is likely to trigger a chain reaction. Short positions may be forced to close as price moves against them, and this adds additional upward momentum, our "fuel". ⛽️ And I believe that the aggressive nature of such reversal will leave little room for traders to enter on mild pullbacks, reinforcing the idea that the first leg up can be fast and violent. "This rally will likely fade", classic disbelief.

The victims notwithstanding, anything that can be destroyed by the Epstein files should definitely be destroyed. Protect the victims obviously but that’s certainly not why anyone is blocking their release.

Doo Something @DarnelvaDoo

7 months ago

Yeh Ben - why would a #ReleaseTheEpsteinFiles destroy Trump's presidency?

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Listen up. Let’s suppose we are about to enter a bear market tomorrow. When it comes down to this type of potential situation the average sentiment is like: "I will hold a little bit more and see what happens" or even: "I'm scared, let's hope that it doesn't happen".. I've been there too, don't worry, but if you think rationally..what’s the real fear here? Fear comes from ignorance, from being in the dark and not knowing what to expect. I still remember back in 2017, watching my capital slowly erode while I kept buying non-stop despite the developing bear market… it was painful, but if I had the technical knowledge I have now, I would’ve taken full advantage of the opportunities that the bear market was offering, and would continue to offer. “Wait, what opportunities? Prices are going down!” Actually, there are several: 1⃣ Shorting and profiting from price declines (isn’t that, in a way, a “reverse bull market”?) 2⃣ Going long on bounces as the market always bounces, and those can be very profitable regardless of the macro trend. 3⃣ Pre-planning accumulation zones so having a clear idea of where prices might go, to plan future buys ahead of the next bull swing/run. 4⃣ Improving your skills so you’re ready when the market flips bullish again. But the most important thing, you know what it is? Don’t lose interest. The biggest mistake you can make during a potential bear market is checking out, losing interest and ignoring the market. That mistake costs more than all others combined. Because no matter what happens, Bitcoin will enter another bull phase eventually, that’s one of the few things that is "guaranteed". So knowing where to buy when the time comes is crucial to optimize your future gains (and we’ve talked plenty about the where, haven’t we?). Influencers in this context have done more damage than a bomb ever could..not to buildings of course, but to perspectives. They’ve led people to destroy themselves in micro caps, to believe in fairytales, to chase illusions of wealth while losing touch with reality. They’ve taught a generation to be greedy, impatient, and blind to any view that doesn’t promise instant gain. Instead of educating, they’ve indoctrinated. Instead of encouraging growth, they’ve created panic. Instead of teaching people to actively manage their positions, they’ve told them to wait, years, maybe decades, for the next bull run that will “change everything.” ❗️But nothing changes when the mindset stays the same. ❗️ People no longer study markets, they study influencers. They don’t analyze, they imitate. They don’t think, they follow. And so the true catastrophe isn’t financial but it’s cultural. When millions start believing that freedom can be achieved by mimicking the lifestyles of digital idols, chaos stops being random, it becomes the norm. A system built on noise, not knowledge, on emotion, not reason. The challenge now is to uproot the seed of chaos. To restore critical thinking and to rebuild the mental discipline that markets (and life itself) demand. Because until people learn to think beyond the crowd, they’ll remain trapped in a cycle of manipulation, mistaking hype for hope, and noise for wisdom. Only by confronting the mindset can the world begin to heal. Only by killing the illusion can we find the truth beneath it. Only by reversing the psychology, by understanding that even a bear market holds opportunity, can we finally break free from fear, and learn to grow through the fall.

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