Aurelio Sousa
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Aurelio Sousa
@aureSOUSA
Swing trader. Price & Volume. Capitalism and freedom. Volatility is vitality.

Worth more than college degree



Ya no hablamos solo del 18.000€. El salario medio paga un 22% más de IRPF que hace siete años a igual poder adquisitivo. El de 50.000€, un 16%. El de 100.000€, un 10%. Todos pagan más. Es el impuesto que nadie votó y que explico en este artículo en @elmundoes 👇 elmundo.es/economia/2026/…

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Military conflicts and oil shocks are nothing new. We’ve been through this many times. Yes, they create uncertainty and shake things up, but historically oil has come back down within a few months, and stocks often start moving higher not long after the initial shock. Now, some people are saying this time is different—that we could be seeing a real shift in the world order. Maybe. That’s always the argument. Go back to the 1980s. The U.S. had a strong economy, ramped up military spending, and at the same time oil prices collapsed. That combination put serious pressure on the Soviet Union. Eventually, the Berlin Wall came down in 1989. That wasn’t just another event—that changed everything. What followed was a long stretch of growth. Globalization picked up, stability improved, and the market had a powerful run through the 90s. So the question is, are we at the start of something like that again? Or is this just another cycle, another disruption that works itself out over time? If alliances shift, if power dynamics change—especially in the Middle East—this could have much bigger implications than people think. Could what’s happening with Iran actually lead to more stability in the region? It’s possible. For years we’ve heard that the Middle East would be the source of some kind of global collapse. That’s been the narrative forever. But markets don’t operate on one narrative. Sometimes the biggest opportunities come out of the worst situations. That’s at least worth thinking about. minervini.com




El Fondo de Reserva de la Seguridad Social, la llamada "hucha de las pensiones", alcanza un importe de 15.267 millones de euros, su máximo desde hace diez años. efe.com/economia/2026-…

















I thought this was a really great Q&A session with clients this morning, so I wanted to share it with you. Enjoy. I hope it brings insight and helps you better your trading. Private Client Q&A with Mark Minervini at Minervini Private Access using... youtu.be/yz0tcIMDYC0?si… via @YouTube




