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Equities are in the same boat for me. S&P futures are holding steady and any "not as bad as feared" read on core CPI could give tech and growth names a bit more room to run.
Crypto is looking bullish too. BTC just pushed back above $72k on the risk-on vibe from the ceasefire and it's holding there nicely. If CPI comes in without crushing core inflation expectations, that could keep the momentum going.
Gold has been acting like the ultimate safe haven lately and I still see bullish. Even with the ceasefire talk, any surprise on the upside in headline CPI could push it higher as a hedge. We've been holding solid above recent lows and the longer-term trend still looks strong
CPI drops this morning. Headline is expected to jump hard on energy prices after everything that went down in the Middle East. But core mught stay chill. That mix usually means choppy price action across the board, especially in the first hour or two after the print
Biggest takeaway so far? Risk rules that worked fine in futures needed some tweaking once I moved to CFD spreads and leverage. I'll keep sharing regular updates, simple comparisons between the firms, and actual trade examples as I go.
One thing that stood out after the switch: futures rules felt tighter in some areas, while CFDs on gave me a bit more breathing room on certain setups.