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Today, most of the KOSPI and KOSDAQ experienced sharp declines from NXT. This came alongside news that two oil tankers were actually attacked. With oil prices surging and Nasdaq futures plunging, markets tumbled rapidly. Honestly, I’m not sure if the conflict will escalate further. I don’t believe oil prices will easily break above $90. Looking at Bitcoin, gold, the dollar, and oil, things don’t seem quite that dire. Some argue it might actually be better if the Fed maintains a hawkish stance, causing short-term rates to rise and triggering a bear flattening. I even think that might be preferable. After all, the probability of a September rate hike has already risen to 66%. Let’s just assume rates will rise in September and trade stocks accordingly. And if you’re so anxious about today’s or tomorrow’s decline that you can’t sleep, it might mean your leverage or position size is too large—or that you need better risk management. Are there really people whose accounts are this precarious that they can’t sleep? Everyone’s going to have a good night, right? Yes! No! Answer! Good-night! P.S. I wrote this at 12 a.m., but added extra commentary, so posting at 1 a.m. 😅 ____________ Tuesday, September 26, 2026 – Subscription Content Update List 1. 20260901 NXT Pre-Market Money Flow 2. 20260901 Momentum Trading and Boring Markets 3. 20260901 Oil Tanker Attack and Nasdaq Futures Plunge 4. 20260902 Oil Price Surge: Relevant Variables and Index Volatility Check

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