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Kiwi Cracks Under Pressure NZD/USD continues its steady slide, breaking below key support near 0.5700 — Sellers remain firmly in control. The Kiwi is under heavy pressure as markets brace for another 25 bps cut from the Reserve Bank of New Zealand later this month — following last month’s aggressive 50 bps reduction. Economic momentum remains weak, inflation is cooling, and unemployment is expected to climb to a nine-year high in the upcoming labor report. Meanwhile, soft manufacturing data out of China — New Zealand’s largest trading partner — added further weight to the currency, while a stronger U.S. dollar amplified the move as Fed officials pushed back against expectations for more rate cuts. If upcoming jobs data confirms further weakness, NZD/USD could easily extend toward 0.5550 or even lower as rate-cut bets pile on. On the flip side, any surprise improvement in Chinese data or a softer USD could trigger a corrective bounce — but for now, the path of least resistance remains down.

Pound on the Brink GBP/USD continues to grind lower, trading near seven-month lows around 1.30630 after breaking below its key support zone at 1.3200. Price action remains heavy, with the next major area of interest sitting near 1.2950 The pound’s selloff deepened after U.K. Finance Minister Rachel Reeves warned of “hard choices” ahead of November’s budget — signaling possible tax hikes and tighter fiscal conditions. While gilt yields dipped on the idea of improved fiscal discipline, the broader tone spooked currency traders, who see higher taxes and weaker growth as sterling-negative. Meanwhile, the dollar continues to strengthen, supported by Powell’s cautious tone last week and the Fed’s refusal to commit to a December cut. Fed's Bowman also struck a hawkish tone this morning. If risk appetite stays weak and fiscal fears grow, sellers could extend the downtrend. Conversely, if sentiment steadies or U.S. yields cool, buyers may treat current levels as a short-term discount.

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My trading journey, summarized. (by TraderNick) 2015/2016 – Rough start. I had no clue what I was doing and quickly realized trading was much harder than I expected. 2017 – Slightly better, but still ended the year in the red. Learned a lot through trial and error. (1000+ hours of backtesting) 2018 – First slightly profitable year. Finally started seeing some progress from all the time and effort. I still spent thousands of hours backtesting and researching macro/fundamentals further. 2019 – A modest, profitable year. My strategy started clicking, and all of the backtesting began to pay off. 2020 – My first "lucrative" year. Continued refining my approach, countless hours of studying macro/fundamentals. 2021 – Very profitable. The first year I could hypothetically live off of my trading profits solely. 2022 – My first losing year since becoming profitable. A humbling reminder that no strategy works flawlessly. The market moved lower & had several false breakouts that sent my strategy into a losing streak. Painful. 2023 – Same strategy, but market conditions improved. Very profitable again. 2024 – Very profitable. 2025 - My best year yet in both P&L and relative performance to the S&P500. I have easily invested years of my life into this. It is a LONG road, but for those fascinated by markets and embracing the slow & steady - it can be very rewarding. Keep going.