Muhammed Farasat

Gold pushing to new highs is not random. It usually signals stress or uncertainty in the global system. When investors start moving money into gold, it means they are looking for safety rather than fast growth.
Right now, several factors are supporting gold:
First, global uncertainty. Ongoing geopolitical tension, trade risks, and political pressure keep investors cautious. When confidence in the system weakens, gold benefits.
Second, interest rate expectations. Markets are pricing in slower rate cuts or uneven policy moves. Even small doubts about future growth make gold attractive as a store of value.
Third, currency pressure. When major currencies feel unstable or stretched, gold becomes the neutral asset. Central banks themselves are still adding gold to reserves, which adds long-term support.
From a market structure point of view, gold breaking into new all-time highs is important. Old resistance is gone. There are no historical sellers above these levels, which means pullbacks are more likely to be shallow than deep. This often leads to continuation moves, not instant reversals.
Historically, gold leads cycles. It moves first when fear or protection demand rises. Risk assets usually lag. This does not mean everything pumps immediately, but it does suggest capital rotation is starting, not ending.
Gold strength is less about quick profit and more about what money is preparing for next.
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Overtrading is one of the most common mistakes traders make, especially in fast moving markets like crypto. It happens when a trader takes too many trades in a short period of time, often without solid setups or clear reasoning. While being active can feel productive, overtrading usually does more harm than good.
One major cause of overtrading is boredom. When the market is slow or moving sideways, traders feel pressure to stay involved. They start forcing trades that do not match their strategy, just to feel busy or relevant. These low quality trades rarely end well.
Another common trigger is the urge to recover losses. After a losing trade, emotions take over and traders try to make the money back quickly. This leads to revenge trading, where decisions are rushed and risk management is ignored. Instead of fixing the problem, losses often grow larger.
Overtrading also increases transaction fees. Every extra trade comes with costs, and over time these fees quietly eat into profits. Even a strategy with a good win rate can fail if it is applied too often without discipline.
Mentally, overtrading is exhausting. Constant screen watching and rapid decisions lead to stress, fatigue, and poor judgment. As focus drops, mistakes increase, creating a cycle that is hard to break.
The solution is discipline. Traders should define clear entry rules, set a daily or weekly trade limit, and accept that not every day offers good opportunities. Sometimes the best trade is no trade at all.
In trading, patience is not passive. It is a skill. Avoiding overtrading helps protect capital, improve decision making, and build consistency over the long run.
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Bitcoin prices declined 3.6% in early Monday trading, falling from $95,450 to just below $92,000 on Coinbase. The cryptocurrency had been trading near $98,000 last week before the latest downturn. At the time of reporting, Bitcoin had partially recovered to $92,580.
Trump announced plans over the weekend to impose 10% tariffs on imports from eight European countries starting Feb. 1. The targeted countries include Denmark, Sweden, France, Germany, the Netherlands, Finland, the United Kingdom and Norway. The tariff rate is set to increase to 25% by June if no agreement is reached.
The tariff announcement connects to broader tensions over Greenland. Trump has pushed for negotiations regarding the territory, which is controlled by Denmark. European leaders view the tariffs as pressure tactics related to this dispute.$BTC
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Die meisten Trader verlieren nicht, weil der Markt zu schwierig ist.
Sie verlieren, weil sie jeden einzelnen Tag die gleichen Fehler wiederholen.
Ich sehe das immer wieder. Neue Trader denken, sie brauchen bessere Indikatoren, geheime Signale oder Insider-News. Die Wahrheit ist einfacher. Das eigentliche Problem ist, wie sie handeln, nicht was sie handeln.
Lass uns über die echten Probleme sprechen und wie du sie lösen kannst.
Übertrading: Zu viel tun
Viele Trader glauben, dass mehr Trades mehr Gewinn bedeuten. Das ist falsch.
Den ganzen Tag Trades zu machen, führt normalerweise zu kleinen Verlusten, die sich summieren.

Seit Jahren wird Bitcoin als eine Debatte dargestellt. Ist es zu volatil? Zu riskant? Zu früh? Doch für die meisten Unternehmen ist die Wahrheit einfacher und unangenehmer: Bitcoin wurde nie überhaupt debattiert.
Laut den Einblicken, die von Simon Gerovich, CEO der japanischen Bitcoin-Treasury-Firma Metaplanet, geteilt wurden, hat die Kluft zwischen Unternehmen, die Bitcoin halten, und solchen, die dies nicht tun, wenig mit Glauben oder Unglauben zu tun. In vielen Vorstandszimmern wurde Bitcoin nicht einmal auf die Agenda gesetzt. Nicht, weil es abgelehnt wurde, sondern weil es nie in Betracht gezogen wurde.