Brendon Burchard has been one of my influencers for several years and I was surprised to see him recommend to stop focusing on getting rid of limiting beliefs. Especially since I am 100% focused on the many ways of changing these beliefs sometimes called “blockers”. When I heard this presentation I instantly realized Brendon is …
The possible upcoming success of U.S. China trade meetings and the possibility of a Fed rate cut were enough to boost U.S. Stocks but not enough to generate solid optimism in the Tokyo and Asia. There are other issues still weighing the market down. Here is the story from Reuters. https://www.reuters.com/article/us-global-markets/asian-stocks-fail-to-catch-wall-streets-fed-rally-as-trade-angst-persists-idUSKCN1TM03X?feedType=RSS&feedName=topNews
There is an important reading of shape in uptrends and when the normal size of a last wave is exceeded you can see that a bigger uptrend is in process and at the moment I am no longer looking for any short but will keep going long. https://www.cnbc.com/2019/06/21/gold-prices-after-fed-opens-door-for-potential-rate-cut.html
The book, Breaking the Habit of Being Yourself, by Dr, Joe Dispenza had a profound effect on me a few years ago. Here he is explaining how to control your mind and, as you will see, he gives insights of the highest level that really help to learn to overcome past emotional habits.
A lot is going on this week in the markets and part of it from scheduled news while part of it from news and events that are not regular scheduled release of data. Here is an update on part of what is going on and how it affects trading for the week. https://www.reuters.com/article/us-global-markets/asia-stocks-subdued-ahead-of-china-data-gulf-attacks-support-oil-idUSKCN1TF03P?feedType=RSS&feedName=topNews
It has become difficult for major manufacturing in both U.S. and China to make predictions that are needed for planning. These uncertainties disrupt supplies as well as demand for finished manufactured goods which could be changed dramatically if the trade disputes continue.
Of course, we realize it’s not good for stocks to go down and that’s really bad for the economy but what happens to consumer prices as stocks go down? What is bad about Oil prices going down? Look on the positive side and notice the excellent buying opportunities that happen in every down cycle. https://www.reuters.com/article/us-global-markets/u-s-stock-futures-oil-slide-as-trade-wars-stoke-global-recession-anxiety-idUSKCN1T402Z?feedType=RSS&feedName=topNews
