MARKET SELLOFF 2025: What you NEED to Know.

[@TraderNick]

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[@steliangulabarov4582]

What happend with fx2 ?

[@thexoovier]

I don't quite understand what you mean at 7:25 when you say you have about 10 percent of your portfolio for TLT. I would think that means you're risking 10 percent of your account in TLT but I'm pretty sure that's not how you roll. What does it mean to have 10% in TLT?

[@Guesswhosebizzak]

😂😂😂😂 he doesn't know as much as he thinks! Good talker but reality is, he is no better than us! I've been short across all markets and never watch the news. Ps if he is a good as he says he is, he wouldn't be here looking for views or flogging his software 😂

[@TraderNick]

I have a margin stock brokerage account, and ~9% of my portfolio is currently invested in $TLT, yes. I'm not taking a 9% risk on my account on a tight stoploss leveraged position, this is an unlevered position in my brokerage account. Basically, if it dropped massively in the coming year, I'd probably lose out on a few % in my overall account.

[@TraderNick]

@@Guesswhosebizzak NGL you kinda cooked me. GG. I am definitely not always right! But, I am profitable. Check this vid out: kzbin.info/www/bejne/gX68k2pqbN2SjdE&ab_channel=TraderNick

[@noobmaster7816]

can you upload every week the reason logic and analysis you do to make trades

[@squigl3z78]

None of this makes any sense bro. Jobs data good , market bad . But I remember when nfp being bad tanked the market as well .

[@freedominknowledge8891]

Jobs data good means strong economy, less likely fed will cut rates. Yields are also flying.

[@TraderNick]

It can certainly be confusing at first. I'll try to explain beyond what was in the video! Stocks dropped because yields are ripping, suggesting no rate cuts this year. This hurts outlook for companies that have been eagerly awaiting lower borrowing costs. This was exactly what we discussed fundamentally in today's livestream, and yesterday's video. Market wants solid jobs, but not too hot (threatens inflation) and not too weak (threatens recession)

[@innoh164]

Facts ​@@TraderNick

[@zipzikin7084]

Stop loss matters

[@robertjones2486]

We are in a good news is bad news for market's they can't get there cheap money anytime soon

[@sibonelelohlatshwayo7753]

Ok u have justified the gold market why it went up instead of down. What about the stock indices, NFP and unemployment, even hourly earnings were good. Infact the labour market was great today, this should have drove prices high especially on the stock market. But it dropped. Does this prove that price action is more important than the news? Because clearly it seems like so. Price did the exact opposite of what the news release said today

[@TraderNick]

I discussed it in the video. Check 1:40 . Stocks dropped because yields are ripping, suggesting no rate cuts this year. This hurts outlook for companies that have been eagerly awaiting lower borrowing costs.. This was exactly what we discussed fundamentally in today's livestream, and yesterday's video.

[@sibonelelohlatshwayo7753]

@TraderNick so does that mean the labour news that came out today meant nothing to the market? Because literally NFP coming positive did absolutely nothing, it was like it didnt come out at all

[@TraderNick]

NFP was the reason yields went higher, it was why the market sold off

[@sibonelelohlatshwayo7753]

@@TraderNick if thats the case why doesnt the yields always go higher when NFP is good and stocks go down. Because its not like it was the 1st time NFP came this good and we saw stocks also going up. What was different today. What u say is, it means when NFP comes positive that should make yields go up then stocks go down. But that does not always happen.

[@TraderNick]

Yes. This is why markets are more difficult than what they seem. Yields going up is not necessarily the concern. It’s yields reaching levels that make bonds look potentially more attractive than stocks on a risk adjusted basis. It also is reaching levels that suggest the Fed may not cut rates. Yields rising is not always bad. Yields getting into new heights is a headwind for long duration assets that require borrowing money to fuel long term growth (IE, technology companies, which make up a significant portion of the equities market NFP is only 1/3 of the key data pieces to look at. There’s also wage growth and unemployment rate. Almost always when all 3 of these are strong - yields and the dollar rise sharply (like today), and they’re at levels that stock investors are concerned about.

[@corgansow6173]

Hi nick. How would the stock market be still bullish since we have gone from promised four rate cuts to possibly none? Im curious

[@maechin6901]

I wonder if bitcoin still heading higher and retest 108,000 area

[@ruger999]

nope. lower low coming. $80k then bounce up to new ATH

[@corgansow6173]

​@@ruger999Everybody keeps saying that but bitcoin keeps rebounding the 91k area since Xmas

[@gymratdlt4249]

TRUMP SAID THAT HE BELIEVES INTEREST RATES ARE TOO HIGH AS WELL AS INFLATION, DO YOU THINK ON JAN 20 HE CAN ADRESS THIS ISSUE ASFTERWARD AND CAUSE THE MARKET TO COOL ON THE INTEREST RATES?

[@bransans7438]

Trump doesn't control interest rates

[@OchoTune]

No views? Nick is falling off😢😮

[@FOREXFAVE]

Nah the market hurt a lot of feelings

[@OchoTune]

@FOREXFAVE especially today 😂😂

[@FOREXFAVE]

@ thankful I made my bag today , but yes got away with murder no doubt

[@TraderNick]

:(

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