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⚠️ BIG WARNING: Extreme Market Volatility Expected in the Next 24 Hours 🚨📉 Traders, brace yourselves: the next 24 hours could get extremely turbulent for markets. Two major U.S. events are hitting almost back-to-back, and both have the potential to radically shift sentiment on growth, recession risk, and Federal Reserve policy. 1️⃣ Supreme Court Tariff Ruling (~10:00 AM ET tomorrow) The U.S. Supreme Court will decide whether Trump-era tariffs are legal. Current market pricing implies about a 77% chance they will be struck down. Implications: If illegal: Companies could be entitled to massive refunds from the $600B+ collected, or more recent totals. Political/market risk: While the President could attempt other methods to reinstate tariffs, these would be slower and more complicated. Market sentiment: Tariffs are currently viewed as supportive for domestic industries. A negative ruling could spook investors, causing downside pressure on stocks and dragging crypto along for the ride. 2️⃣ U.S. Jobs/Unemployment Report (8:30 AM ET tomorrow) Expected unemployment rate: 4.5% (down from 4.6%). Possible outcomes: Weaker-than-expected jobs data (higher unemployment): Could trigger recession fears, sending equities and risk assets lower. Stronger-than-expected data (lower unemployment): Might ease recession worries but simultaneously reduces the likelihood of a near-term Fed rate cut, which markets have partially priced in. Essentially, this is a no-win scenario for markets: Weak data → Recession panic Strong data → Tighter Fed policy 🚨 What This Means for Traders With these events hitting almost simultaneously, volatility could spike dramatically. Tighten your stops, manage risk carefully, and avoid over-leveraging. Stay alert and plan for rapid swings across stocks, crypto, and forex markets. Instruments like $CLO, $LYN, and $FXS may experience heightened volatility. Bottom line: The next 24 hours demand discipline, awareness, and a cool head. Navigate wisely, traders! 💥🛡️

$LYN short now

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$LYN saw a sharp sell-off from the 0.18–0.20 zone and is now stabilizing near the 0.141–0.146 support area after a heavy drop. The selling pressure has slowed down here, and price is trying to form a base, which often leads to a short-term relief bounce. As long as LYN holds above the 0.141 support, buyers can step in for a quick scalp move. This is not a trend reversal, but a technical bounce setup from a strong support zone after an aggressive decline. If price loses 0.141 with strong momentum, the setup is invalid. A push toward the 0.155–0.160 area is possible if volume increases.