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NASDAQ ended 1.5% in the red, down over 2% at one point, then recovered into the close with consolidation, not a V-shaped recovery. After significant sell-off with lack of progress, cash out when in doubt. LPP team performed well across markets and specific stocks. Congratulate traders, shout out to LPP trader crossing $100,000 for the first time. Focus: risk management, position size management, healthy habits for beginners to avoid past mistakes, be selective with trade-based criteria.
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PayPal sold off 20% after earnings. CMG after market close: fell 11% at one point, hit lows of $34, consolidating around $36.30. 4-hour timeframe shows more downside based on previous lows, consistent lower highs and lower lows despite recent upswing. Long-term direction bearish. New CEO, hope for turnaround, but not surprising with guidance of sharp drop in restaurant traffic. Retail companies reporting lower guidance and consumer spending for 2026 than expected.
Markets contradict companies lowering 2026 guidance while trading at all-time highs. Stock market does not represent economy or how Americans are doing. People spending less, expected slowdowns. Red flags not to drive panic. Invested in Magnificent Seven stocks, no intention to sell all, not overleveraged, cash heavy to buy pullbacks. Be well balanced: enough skin in game to stay motivated, but tolerate downturns.
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