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In the context of financial trading, the ideas of a "wrong trade" and a "right trade" are less about the outcome (profit or loss) and more about the process, psychology, and adherence to a defined strategy. A trade that results in a loss can still be a "right trade," while a trade that makes money can be a "wrong trade."

✅ The "Right Trade"
A right trade is characterized by discipline, a well-defined plan, and a logical foundation. It's about a consistent approach that, over a series of trades, is designed to be profitable.
💡Key Ideas of a Right Trade:
1. Based on a Pre-Defined Strategy: A right trade is executed because it meets all the specific criteria of a tested trading plan. This plan includes rules for entry, exit (both for profit and loss), and position sizing.
2. Rooted in Analysis, Not Emotion: The decision to enter or exit is based on objective data and analysis (e.g., technical indicators, fundamental analysis, market context), not on a hunch, greed, fear, or the fear of missing out (FOMO).
3. Risk Management is Paramount: A right trade has a clear and pre-determined stop-loss. This is the point at which the trader accepts they were wrong and exits the position to limit losses. The risk-reward ratio is also favorable, meaning the potential profit is significantly greater than the potential loss.
4. A "Right" Loss is Still a Win: If you execute a trade perfectly according to your plan and it still results in a loss, it is considered a "right" trade. The loss is an expected part of the trading process and not a personal failure. By accepting the loss and moving on, you are preserving your capital and your discipline.

⛔ The "Wrong Trade"
A wrong trade is a decision that deviates from a sound trading plan, often driven by emotional impulses or a lack of preparation. Even if a wrong trade results in a profit, it's a dangerous habit that can lead to significant losses in the long run.
💡Key Ideas of a Wrong Trade:
1. Impulsive and Emotional: Wrong trades are often made on a whim, due to emotions like fear, greed, or the desire for "revenge" after a losing trade. They are not part of a systematic approach.
2. No Clear Plan: The trade is entered without a specific entry point, stop-loss, or profit target. The trader may "hope" it works out or "decide" to exit based on an emotional reaction to the price action.
3. Poor Risk Management: A wrong trade might involve risking too much capital on a single position or holding onto a losing trade in the hope that it will turn around, rather than exiting at a pre-defined stop-loss. This is often the result of not accepting you were wrong.
4. Chasing the Market: This is a classic wrong trade. It involves entering a position after a significant price move has already occurred, often out of FOMO, leading to a poor entry price and a higher risk of the trend reversing.
5. A "Wrong" Win is a Hidden Loss: When an impulsive or poorly managed trade results in a profit, it reinforces bad habits. This can lead to overconfidence and the belief that you don't need a disciplined plan, which can be devastating in the future.

💫 Summary: The Key Differences
Feature: Right Trade | Wrong Trade
Foundation: Trade Adherence to a disciplined trading plan. | Impulsive decisions based on emotion.
Analysis: Objective, data-driven. | Subjective, based on gut feeling or "hope."
Risk: Pre-determined and managed with a stop-loss. | Disregarded or based on an emotional limit.
Out income: Loss is accepted as part of the process. | Loss is taken personally; winning reinforces bad habits.
Psychology: Patient, humble, and resilient. | Fearful, greedy, and impatient.

Ultimately, a successful trader understands that the goal is not to be right on every single trade, but to consistently execute their plan so that the "right" trades, over time, lead to profitability. They know that a right trade that loses is a success in terms of discipline, while a wrong trade that wins is a recipe for future disaster.

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Chris Burniske, partner at venture capital firm Placeholder, has revealed some new price targets for Bitcoin (BTC), Binance Native Coin(BNB), Ethereum (ETH), and Solana (SOL) in his most recent social media post.
The prominent cryptocurrency analyst believes that BTC will top out around $142,690. At the same time, he is convinced that ETH and SOL will reach $6,800 and $422, respectively. BNB will make it to made Milestone of $888 to $1100 of this year.

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"The crazier prices get in August/September/October, the more conviction I’ll have in an October top. If we pull back hard soon, and get more muted, then perhaps we can extend this bull market for longer," he said. He has warned investors that "everything" will drain out as soon as the tide turns for Bitcoin.

🧡 BTC Approaching a new record high

Bitcoin, the leading cryptocurrency by market capitalization, is zeroing in on a new record high after $123K and The leading cryptocurrency reached its previous peak of $123,236 in mid-July. Since hitting the abovementioned peak, Bitcoin suffered a 9.5% correction, dropping to a local low $111,919 on Aug 3, 2025.

💛 BNB's Break the historical ATH

Binance Native Coin BNB is break the historical ATH and it was high record $793 after break the $811 and now high record is $861. Price was dropped to Retest $730 and Staring new drive on the Parabolic Pump at $888 Milestone and it's Breakout it will be happened History of $1100 of Binance Native Coin BNB. Everyone HODL day by day but September Rate Cut is coming for us and we are make big decisions long-term investments.

💙 Ethereum's big week of August

Meanwhile, Ethereum is having another stunning week, recently surpassing the $4,700 level. ETH is now just 3% away from reaching a new record peak for the first time since November 2021. The cryptocurrency is currently changing hands at $4,718. It's going to $5,057 this August 2025 and $6,800 is the Last Hope of 2025.

💜 Solana's stunning overperformance

Meanwhile, Solana (SOL) is vastly outperforming both Bitcoin and Ethereum. Over the past 24 hours, the token has surged by another 5%, surpassing the pivotal $200 level. Solana is going to Parabolic Pump at $200 but this year Break the ATH of $293 and going to $422 last hope in 2025.
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ABCD Harmonic Pattern Waves
• The price is Downward Movement of the Bullish Harmonic Pattern at bottom area and the last swing low matching D point area. It's time to Reverseal and enter your Long position.• The price is Upward Movement of the Bearish Harmonic Pattern at bottom area the last swing high matching D point area. It's time to Reverseal and enter your Short position.
How to find AB=CD pattern?
On the Chart you will Find swing points by looking where the market is making a large move and then reverses back and then makes again a new swing.
The length of two waves of the ABCD pattern is based on Fibonacci ratios. There are three waves in the AB-CD pattern. Two impulsive waves and One retracement wave. You need to train your eyes to easily spot ABCD patterns or you can use a harmonic indicator or scanner to detect the Pattern.
Divide AB=CD harmonic pattern into three components. AB is an impulsive wave, BC must be a retracement wave and CD is an impulsive wave.

How to use AB=CD Harmonic pattern?
• Use the first swing which will make A-B leg. When you have the first leg, wait until the market reverses back from the B point towards A point. If the market reverses back 61.8%, then you look at B-C leg.
• From C point you wait for the market to make another move in the direction of A-B leg. If the price goes beyond B point then you need to prepare a Fibonnaci ratio 127.2% extension of B-C leg. When the market reaches that extension you need to wait for a reversal signal to appear near that point.
Confirmation
to enter the market on the AB=CD Harmonic Pattern you would first need to get confirmation for the pattern's validity!
Entry Point
After you confirm the pattern, you enter the market when the price action bounces from the 127.2% extension of the BC move. You initiate a trade in the direction of the bounce which is counter to the CD leg.
Stoploss Placement
The proper location of your stop loss would be just beyond the price extreme formed at the end of the CD move.
Take Profit Location
The minimum target which you should pursue is a price move which is equals to the CD leg in size ( the place where the CD wave started emerging is your target).
Basically, the 100% Fibonacci Retracement of CD wave.
Notes: Keep an eye out for price action clues using support resistance levels, trend lines. price channels, or candle formation! After the price completes the minimum target, you could close 50% of the position size and keep 50% open in the trade to try to ride the continued momentum.
Liquidity Hunt
At the CD leg, smart money can stop hunt the liquidity sitting just beyond or above the support/resistance level, taking advantage of retail traders who don't know how to set their stop loss properly.

Bullish Harmonic Pattern
Bullish Harmonic Pattern is A-B-C-D Waves and Time to Price will Reverse when Bullish Harmonic Pattern have Dynamic Support area, it's will last downward Movement. A-B, C-D waves is 2 Impulsive Wave and B-C wave is Retrestment.
Open Long Position will B-D wave area and Confirm D-C wave area will take profit area. if it's A-C wave area breakout than confirmed to big impulsive wave in Reversal Price. Use Stoploss in your kind Leverage of percentage.
Notes: When Price Bearish than showing Bullish Harmonic pattern. When ABCD pattern forms at a key level it will often act as a fake out, a false breakout.

Bullish AB=CD Harmonic Pattern Wave
Appears on the market when the price is moving down (you expect the market to reverse and go up). ABCD pattern will show you when the market will reverse by making D point on the chart.
AB wave starts from top to bottom and it is initial wave • BC wave must retrace upward to 61.8 Fibonacci level of AB wave• Point D must form at 127.2 Fibonacci level of BC wave• Point A is Starting and Point B is End of the first setup swing.• Point C is 61.8 Retrestment of A-B leg and Point D is Extension of 127.2% of the B-C leg.• C-D leg is same length as the A-B leg, A-B leg expect the price to reverse back upward direction!

Bearish Harmonic Pattern
Bearish Harmonic Pattern is A-B-C-D Waves and Time to Price will Reverse when Bearish Harmonic Pattern have Dynamic Resistance area, it's will last Upward Movement. A-B, C-D waves is 2 Impulsive Wave and B-C wave is Retrestment.
Open Short Position will B-D wave area and Confirm D-C wave area will take profit area. if it's A-C wave area breakout than confirmed to big impulsive wave in Reversal Price. Use Stoploss in your kind Leverage of percentage.
Notes: When Price Bullish than showing Bearish Harmonic pattern. When ABCD pattern forms at a key level it will often act as a fake out, a false breakout.

Bearish AB=CD Harmonic Pattern Wave
Appears on the market when the price is moving up (you expect the market to reverse and go down). ABCD pattern will show you when the market will reverse by making D point on the chart.
AB wave starts from bottom to top and it is initial wave • BC wave must retrace downward to 61.8 Fibonacci level of AB wave• Point D must form at 127.2 Fibonacci level of BC wave• Point A is Starting and Point B is End of the first setup swing.• Point C is 61.8 Retrestment of A-B leg and Point D is Extension of 127.2% of the B-C leg.• C-D leg is same length as the A-B leg, A-B leg expect the price to reverse beck downward direction!

FIBONACCI Ratio of Harmonic Pattern
BC and CD legs should respond to specific Fibonacci levels:
• B-C leg is 61.86 retracement of A-B leg.• C-D leg is the 1272% extension of B-C leg.When the AB=CD pattern is confirmed, you will look to trade a reversal, after the CD leg.

Conclusion: ABCD Harmonic Pattern
If you correctly identify the pattern, you'll be able to identify positions on your chart where you expect clusters of stop loss orders to be sitting and come up with a stop hunting strategy to take advantage.
The price action behavior starts with price moving in new direction (A), which later creates an important Swing level (B), then retraces position of the A leg (C), and finally resumes to take out the important swing created at B, and continues until it reaches a distance equivalent to AB (D).
When the CD leg reaches an equivalent distance to the AB leg, we expect a reversal of the CD price move.

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The week ahead will offer timely clues about both the American consumer and inflation. The economic releases this week might also influence financial market expectations about another Fed rate cut as soon as the October 28-29 Federal Open Market Committee (FOMC) meeting.

The federal funds futures market was expecting three 25bps rate cuts over the next six months last week, before Thursday’s upbeat initial unemployment claims cut the outlook for cuts to two (chart). We are back in the none-and-done camp for the rest of this year.
The main data releases include weekly jobless claims and personal income, which include the Fed’s preferred inflation measure. Before then, August updates on existing and new home sales could be illuminating. The same can be said about August durable goods.
There will also be ample opportunities to hear from Fed officials, including a speech by Fed Chair Jerome Powell (Tue) on the economic outlook. A day earlier (Mon), the lone dissenter at last week’s FOMC meeting, Governor Stephen Miran, will speak to the Economic Club of New York. Miran—the Trump administration economist rushed onto the Federal Reserve Board by the Senate in time for last week’s FOMC vote—wanted a 50-basis-point cut, making him the only dissenter.

Here’s a look at this week’s economic reports with the most significant potential to put another Fed rate cut in play—or not:
1. PCED inflation rate
President Donald Trump, of course, has been urging the Fed to cut the federal funds rate down to 1.00% to add "rocket fuel" to the economy. However, the PCED (Fri) could show that core inflation—excluding food and energy—remained at a still-elevated annual rate in August (chart). The Cleveland Fed’s Inflation Nowcasting model is showing a 3.0% y/y increase in last month’s PCED inflation rate.

2. Weekly jobless claims
Miran and his fellow doves could see their rocket-fuel dreams tempered somewhat by yet more evidence that layoffs remain low. While there’s lots of noise in the employment data these days, weekly initial unemployment claims in the neighborhood of 231,000 would reduce the urgency for another Fed rate cut (chart).

3. Consumer confidence
The Conference Board’s September Consumer Confidence Index (Fri) follows news last week that its Index of Coincident Economic Indicators rose 0.2% m/m in August to another record high. We will focus on the job availability series (chart).

4. Housing market
Odds are that the August readings on existing and new home sales (Tue and Wed) remained weak, while the inventory of unsold homes remained elevated (chart). The Fed’s rate cut last week may not provide significant support to the housing market for the rest of the year if bond yields move higher.

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The US Dollar (USD) staged a meaningful comeback this week, rebounding from three-year lows recorded in the first half of the week to end the week with modest gains after a positive reaction to the Fed’s interest rate cut and Chief Powell’s upbeat press conference.
The US Dollar Index (DXY) rose for the third consecutive day on Friday, managing to advance slightly on the weekly charts and come close to the 98.00 barrier. The Chicago Fed National Activity Index will kickstart the calendar on September 22. The Current Account results will be released on September 23, followed by preliminary S&P Global Manufacturing and Services PMIs, the Richmond Fed Manufacturing Index, and the the API’s weekly report on US crude oil inventories.

The usual weekly MBA Mortgage Applications are due on September 24, prior to New Home Sales, and the EIA’s weekly report on US crude oil stockpiles. The usual weekly Initial Jobless Claims will be published on September 25, seconded by Durable Goods Orders, the final Q2 GDP Growth Rate, Existing Home Sales, and Wholesale Inventories. Wrapping up the docket, the PCE is due on September 26, followed by the final U-Mich Consumer Sentiment.
Despite the post-Fed resumption of a strong bearish bias, EUR/USD managed to close the week with humble gains, extending the positive streak for the third week in a row. The European Commission’s falsh Consumer Confidence gauge is due on September 22. The advanced HCOB Manufacturing and Services PMIs in Germany and the Euroland are expected on September 23, while the IFO’s Business Climate in Germany will be published on September 24. The German Consumer Confidence tracked by GfK will come on September 25, followed by the ECB’s M3 Money Supply. On September 26, the ECB will release its Consumer Inflation Expectations survey.

A dreadful second half of the week for the British Pound was enough to prompt GBP/USD to end the week with decent losses, returning to the 1.3460 zone despite surpassing the 1.3700 barrier in the wake of the Fed’s decision to trim rates. The preliminary Manufacturing and Services PMIs are due on September 23, seconded by the CBI Industrial Trends Orders. On September 25 will come the annualised Car Production figures and the CBI Distributive Trades.
Another choppy week saw USD/JPY extend its recent gains, although they remain capped by the key 200-day SMA around 148.50 for now. The flash Manufacturing and Services PMIs will be released on September 24, while the BoJ will publish its Minutes on September 25. The Tokyo Inflation Rate will close the calendar on September 26 followed by the weekly Foreign Bond Investment figures.
It was too good to be true. AUD/USD rapidly reversed its move to levels above the 0.6700 hurdle to end the week on the back foot after three consecutive advances. The advanced Manufacturing and Services PMIs are expected on September 23, while the Monthly CPI Indicator is due on September 24.

📊 Anticipating economic perspectives: Voices on the horizon
• The Fed’s Williams, Musalem, Barkin and Hammack are all due to speak on September 22, alongside the BoE’s Pill and Bailey.
• The Fed’s Bowman, Bostic, and Powell speak on September 23, seconded by the ECB’s Cipollone and the BoE’s Pill.
• The Fed’s Daly and the ECB’s Machado speak on September 24, along with the BoE’s Greene.
• The Fed’s Goolsbee, Williams, Bowman, and Daly will speak on September 24.
• The Fed’s Hammack, Barkin, Bowman, and Musalem will speak on September 26, along with the ECB’s Lagarde and the BoJ’s Noguchi.
• The Fed’s Bostic speaks on September 27.

🪙 Central banks: Upcoming meetings to shape monetary policies
• The Riksbank will meet on September 23 (2.00% act. vs. 2.00% exp.), as well as the MNB (6.50% act. vs. 6.50% exp.).
• The SNB will decide on rates on September 25 (0.00% act. vs. 0.00% exp.).
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