Tito Mickey

03/01/2026

03/01/2026

Hope my wife will be okay with it.

01/01/2026

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31/12/2025

30/12/2025

Thank you, 2025 🙏
For the lessons, the discipline, the wins, and the losses that taught me patience and strategy in trading. Every mistake was a tuition fee, every win a reminder to stay humble.

2026, I’m ready. 📈
Ready for smarter decisions, consistent growth, and greater profits. This time, with experience, clarity, and confidence.

Cheers to growth, both in mindset and in results. 🚀

25/12/2025

Good read.

Whats do you think about this from Robert Kiyosakis post?

🚨When Stocks and Gold Rise Together, Pay Attention.

That’s Not Confidence. That’s Confusion.

Most people think gold goes up when stocks go down.

That’s usually true.

- Gold is protection.
- Stocks are growth.

They normally don’t rally together.

But right now?

Stocks are near all-time highs…
and gold is breaking out at the same time.

That’s rare.

And when it happens, it doesn’t end well.

Gold isn’t chasing growth.
Gold front-runs stress.

We’ve seen this movie before.

In 1999, stocks were soaring during the dot-com boom.
Gold quietly stopped falling and started basing.

A few years later, tech collapsed.

In 2007, equities were still near highs.
Gold kept getting bid anyway.

Then came the financial crisis.

Gold wasn’t early by accident.
It was early because someone knew something.

And here’s the part most people ignore today:

This isn’t retail buying gold coins out of fear.
It’s central banks.

For the last few years, central banks have been accumulating gold at the fastest pace in decades.

Why?

Because governments understand something the average investor doesn’t:

Gold is not a trade.
It’s a hedge against currency risk.

Central banks aren’t trying to “beat the market.”

They’re reducing exposure to:

• Long-dated government debt
• Fiat currencies being diluted
• Political and monetary instability

They don’t buy gold because they’re optimistic.

They buy it because they’re preparing.

Meanwhile, equity markets are priced as if:

• Rates will fall smoothly
• Growth will continue uninterrupted
• Debt doesn’t matter
• Liquidity will always be there

That’s not how history works.

When stocks and gold rise together, it usually means risk is being mispriced.

Either:
• Gold is wrong
• Or equities are

History says equities are the ones that eventually reprice.

Not because gold is magic.

But because gold doesn’t rely on promises.

Stocks rely on:

• Earnings
• Growth
• Stable currencies
• Stable credit markets

Gold relies on none of that.

That’s why I’ve always said:

Gold doesn’t go up.
Paper money goes down.

This doesn’t mean a crash happens tomorrow.

It means the foundation is cracking quietly.

And cracks show up in gold first.

Most people wait for headlines.
The rich watch signals.

When protection assets rise alongside risk assets, the system is sending a warning.

Not of panic.
Of imbalance.

And imbalance always resolves eventually.

The question isn’t whether something breaks.
The question is who is positioned when it does.

Because by the time everyone agrees there’s a problem…

…the smart money has already moved.