1216 - FOMC Whipsaw: Fed Rate Cuts, Dot Plots & Market Reaction

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1360 - The Self-Sabotage Cycle and How I Broke It.

What if you’re the biggest thing standing between you and trading success?In this episode, we dive into self-sabotage, why traders repeatedly get in their own way, and the cycle that keeps them from becoming consistently profitable. Akil also shares a personal turning point in hi ...  Show more

1359 - The Perfect Storm: 3 Catalysts. 1 MASSIVE Market Move.

Bitcoin didn't surge 17% because of ONE headline.Three catalysts collided—and then a $2.7B short squeeze poured gasoline on the fire.Here's how it all connected…Register for our August 28th Launch Party https://tieronetrading.com/renaissance/Your Trading Coach - Akil 

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