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Welcome Famz..🎉🎉

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#NZDCAD 🇳🇿🇨🇦 4HR Buy🟢

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⚠️ Key Events This Week

The week is centered around US labor data. JOLTS, ADP, and the Jobs Report all land within a few days, putting the labor market in focus.

🟡 Tuesday
● March JOLTS Job Openings
● April ISM Non-Manufacturing PMI

JOLTS shows labor demand across the economy. ISM services reflects activity in the largest sector. Together they give a read on growth and hiring momentum.

🔴 Wednesday
● April ADP Nonfarm Employment

ADP provides an early signal ahead of the official jobs report. Markets use it to adjust expectations on labor strength.

🔴 Friday
● April Jobs Report

The main release of the week. Payrolls, unemployment, and wages will shape expectations for Fed policy and overall market direction.

Main focus: Friday’s jobs report and the broader labor trend.

A heavy schedule of Fed speakers and a large share of S&P 500 earnings add to volatility, while headlines around Iran can still influence oil and risk sentiment.

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New Week!

Let’s eat from the market this week!

⚡️ JUST IN: Trump calls Fed Chair Powell a "disaster for America" and says interest rates are too high.

The 10Y Note Yield is approaching 4.50%, while the average rate for a new 30Y mortgage has risen above 6.5%.

#news

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If you can’t go a day without taking a trade, you’re not a trader, you’re a degenerate gambler.

There are times when you should be on the sidelines, just observing.

And when you do get your setup, there’s no thinking required.

You know with full conviction, “that’s mine.” Execute.

#psychology 🧠 📊

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🧾 What “national debt” actually means

This is not a credit card bill that a country has to pay off tomorrow. It’s the total amount a government has borrowed over time to fund spending beyond its tax income.

In practice, it works through bonds. Governments issue debt, investors buy it, and in return they get interest. That includes banks, funds, pension systems, and often the country’s own central bank.

The key point is not the size alone, but who holds it and how manageable it is. Strong economies can carry large debt because there is constant demand for their bonds and trust in their system.

So the number itself looks scary, but the real question is always the same: can they keep rolling it and servicing it without breaking confidence.

#knowledge #awareness

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#EURNZD 🇪🇺🇳🇿 4HR

Triggered!

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