Saintdumo

Follow me as I follow Jesus || CFDs Macro trader

[Jamaal Trades @jamaal_trades]

This is your chance to become a TruTrader. #BlackFriday

[Jamaal Trades @jamaal_trades]

Almost finished building my macro course....

[Mars @Marsvoyager_]

“you should earn the right to go from a sim or a demo account to a small trading account”

but NO, you want to jump from level 0 to 100 in 1 week. i saw someone say “trading demo in big 2026?”.

apparently, it is bad to dedicate hours of training before going for a game. lmao

[Saintdumo @Santandumo]

@thissdax Genuine ask, what's your reason for being AUDUSD longs?

[Saintdumo @Santandumo]

@bankonralph Ahead of the curve ❤️‍🔥

[Ralph @bankonralph]

$USDCAD post NFP 🔥🥵

[Saintdumo @Santandumo]

We don't wait for the news release, we observe the environment and position before it happens

[Frankise - Markets. Mindset. Mastery. @Iamfrankise]

Other wait to trade the news.

We position ourselves ahead of time

[Sarauta Maryam @SarautaMaryam]

ATTENTION: I hope we now understand the reason behind ADC's deafening silence.

Forgive me for thinking too deeply. I have always preferred logic and critical thinking to emotional reasoning.

Look at the electoral arithmetic.

It is no secret that Atiku Abubakar remains a dominant political favourite in the Muslim North. A substantial proportion of his electoral strength is concentrated there. In contrast, religious sentiment is less likely to be a decisive voting factor for him in the South.

Now, if APC must reclaim some northern states and secure the constitutionally required 25% in others, Atiku becomes a major obstacle.

And that brings us to an important question: Why Atiku and not Peter Obi?

Because Obi is a known national favourite with considerable cross-regional appeal. Disqualifying him would be a much harder political assignment, attract greater public outrage and potentially trigger a nationwide backlash.

Atiku, on the other hand, presents a different political calculation. Neutralising his candidacy could create an opportunity to fragment or harvest a significant portion of his northern electorate.

And tell me, was it really a coincidence that barely 90 days before the election, Bola Tinubu travelled to Mecca and made a public spectacle of his encounter with the Black Stone?

The political symbolism was hardly subtle. It was a message to a religiously sensitive electorate, particularly in the Muslim North.

APC understands that the game is not necessarily to win hearts and minds everywhere. It is to manipulate the electoral arithmetic sufficiently to secure victory.

Consider the possibility: weaken the opposition in the South, eliminate its strongest competing northern structure, and position the incumbent to harvest the resulting political vacuum through persuasion, political alliances or electoral manipulation.

If the numbers must add up, Atiku's electorate must be accounted for.

But here is where the plot could become even more interesting.

The only way to completely deny the incumbent the electoral advantage of Atiku's northern voting bloc would be for Atiku to publicly collapse his political structure in support of the NDC.

Yet, in the unlikely event that this happens, would Atiku be dismantling the very political structure that could have stood between Tinubu and a northern electoral advantage?

He might inadvertently become an accomplice to the very electoral outcome he would be seeking to prevent.

And considering the painfully sluggish nature of our judicial system, I struggle to see how any further legal hurdles could be resolved in time to reverse the political consequences.

At the moment, the biggest political victories are not achieved by defeating your opponent at the polls, but by engineering the circumstances in which your opponent defeats himself.

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[Frankise - Markets. Mindset. Mastery. @Iamfrankise]

wait for it...

[Frankise - Markets. Mindset. Mastery. @Iamfrankise]

Interesting day tomorrow coming up…

[Mars @Marsvoyager_]

tomorrow’s nfp should be interesting.

• adp came in better than expected.
• jobless claims came in better than expected
• jolts job openings stronger than expected.

again, interesting day tomorrow

[Saintdumo @Santandumo]

The corrections will continue as long as yields stay high

[Saintdumo @Santandumo]

The AI trade was never going to survive the higher rates anyways. Get ready because borrowing won't get any cheaper in the coming month

[Ralph @bankonralph]

bitcoin:native to $40k 🧑‍💻

[Jamaal Trades @jamaal_trades]

Nigerians should be embarrassed by people like this in their country.

[Vinodsrinivasan @vinodsrinivasan]

Gold is back above $4,000 and everyone is calling it a midterm rally.

I would say look at the bond market instead. The 10 year moved one basis point. Inflation is near 4%. The Fed is still expected to hike in December.

Gold does not care who controls Congress. It cares about real yields. And real yields route through oil, not the ballot box.

The one structural thing in the gold story is central banks buying 6% more than last year. That has been true since 2022 and will be true in January.

My opinion here and not advice.

[Saintdumo @Santandumo]

Havertz would've fallen down there

[Polymarket FC @PolymarketFC]

🚨 NONI MADUEKE puts Arsenal 1-0 up... his acceleration is SCARY

Gyokeres with a delicious assist

[Polymarket FC @PolymarketFC]

🚨 NONI MADUEKE puts Arsenal 1-0 up... his acceleration is SCARY

Gyokeres with a delicious assist

[Saintdumo @Santandumo]

Absurd

[oseni rufai @ruffydfire]

President Bola Ahmed Tinubu has formally requested approval from the National Assembly to secure a fresh external loan of $7.7 billion (approximately ₦10.79 trillion) to part-finance the Federal Government’s ₦31.4 trillion budget deficit for the 2026 fiscal year.