Trading Tip of the Day: Don’t chase the price… chase the setup. If your entry isn’t clear and your risk isn’t defined, it’s not a trade — it’s a gamble.
🚨 Big Update for Gold Traders! 🚨 XAU/USDT is now LIVE on Binance Futures starting today!
If you’ve been waiting to trade Gold (XAU) with the power of USDT margin + futures leverage, this is your moment.
🔥 Why This Is Big:
Trade Gold with high liquidity on Binance
Use leverage to amplify your strategies
Hedge your positions easily during volatile market conditions
Perfect for both intraday traders & swing traders
💡 What it means for us:
Gold has always been a safe-haven asset. Now with futures live, we get more opportunities – breakouts, volatility plays, scalps, and hedges. I’ll be sharing setups, levels & strategies on XAU/USDT futures from today onwards.
Stay tuned, keep learning, and let’s trade smarter together. Your trust, my experience. ✨
Many of you know me as a lead trader on Binance Copy Trading. Those days were full of momentum, discipline, and responsibility — and I’m grateful to everyone who trusted me with their trades.
But life doesn’t always move in a straight line. Due to some unexpected family issues, I had to step away from trading for a while. It wasn’t an easy decision, but sometimes life demands your full attention.
During that break, I learned a lot… about patience, priorities, and the value of starting again.
💛 Now I’m finally back. I’ve started trading again — this time with a small amount, rebuilding step by step, growing it gradually and smartly. No shortcuts, no rushing. Just consistency, discipline, and passion.
To everyone who has been waiting, supporting, or following my journey — thank you. This comeback is dedicated to all of you.
The Federal Reserve (Fed) cut its benchmark interest rate by 25 basis points, bringing the target range down to 3.5%–3.75%.
Powell said this marks the third consecutive rate cut since September — part of a “normalisation” of policy to support a cooling labour market while still managing inflation risks.
On inflation: some of the recent price pressures were driven by past import tariffs (from earlier tariff policy) — and those effects may fade over time.
On employment and economic outlook: the labour market has shown signs of softening, with unemployment projected to inch up toward ~4.5% by end-2025. The Fed wants to ensure rate cuts support jobs without reigniting inflation.
On future policy stance: Powell indicated that a rate hike is not the “base case” — but the Fed is also not committing to more cuts. The next move will depend entirely on how economic data (inflation, jobs) evolves.