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If you’re tired of chasing trades after they’ve already pumped, it might be time to trade alongside analysts who post setups before the move happens.

Last night one of our analysts, Belovy, closed a HYPE long for +656%.

The trade was first posted inside TradingLab Premium on February 27th, with a structured plan from entries all the way to final targets.

The Trade Setup:

• Coin: HYPE Long (20x)
• Entries: $25.20 – $27.95
• Targets: $28.60 → $29.80 → $31.30 → $33.50 → $35.60 → $37.20
• Stop Loss: Daily close below $22.20

The trade played out over the following weeks as Hyperliquid momentum accelerated, eventually hitting the final target near $37, where the position was closed for +656%.

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U.S. stocks bounced Friday after a volatile week driven largely by surging energy prices.

The Dow Jones Industrial Average gained roughly 325 points, while the S&P 500 rose about 0.8% and the Nasdaq climbed 0.9% during the session.

Despite the rebound, the major indexes are still on track to finish the week lower following Thursday’s sharp sell-off, where all three benchmarks dropped more than 1.5% as oil surged toward $100 per barrel.

For the week so far:

• The Dow is down roughly 1.7%
• The S&P 500 has fallen about 1%
• The Nasdaq is off around 0.3%

Energy volatility has been the primary driver of recent market swings.

Crude remains the most important variable for global markets right now.

West Texas Intermediate crude briefly surged toward $95 per barrel, while Brent crude climbed above $100 earlier this week, its first time crossing that level since 2022.

Prices have surged roughly 60% this year, with the majority of the move coming since the escalation of conflict between the U.S., Israel, and Iran.

Governments are now attempting to stabilize supply.

The International Energy Agency announced plans to release a record 400 million barrels from strategic reserves, while the U.S. signaled it would temporarily allow certain purchases of Russian oil already in transit in an attempt to ease shortages.

Even with those measures, traders remain cautious as the market assesses how long supply disruptions could last.

Economic data released this week added another layer of uncertainty for investors.

Fourth-quarter U.S. GDP growth was revised down to just 0.7%, a sharp downgrade from the government’s previous estimate of 1.4%.

The reading also represents a dramatic slowdown from the 4.4% growth recorded in the third quarter, highlighting a cooling economic backdrop heading into 2026.

The revision reflects weaker consumer activity and the economic disruption caused by last fall’s government shutdown.

While the economy is still expanding, the slowdown signals that the margin for additional macro shocks is narrowing.

Markets also digested new inflation data from the Federal Reserve’s preferred gauge.

January PCE inflation came in at 2.8% year-over-year, slightly below expectations, while core inflation held steady at 3.1%.

On a monthly basis, headline inflation rose 0.3%, down from 0.4% in December.

The numbers suggest inflation pressures are easing gradually but remain above the Fed’s 2% target.

With the Federal Reserve meeting next week, investors widely expect policymakers to hold interest rates steady as they evaluate the inflationary risks posed by rising energy prices.

The 10-year Treasury yield eased slightly to around 4.24% following the data.

While equities have struggled with energy-driven volatility, crypto markets have shown notable strength.

Bitcoin climbed back above $73,000, outperforming major equity futures even as the U.S. dollar strengthened above the key 100 level on the Dollar Index.

Analysts say a break above $74,000 with strong volume could open the door to a move toward $80,000, while rejection at that level would likely keep Bitcoin trading within the range that has held since early February.

The broader crypto market also moved higher, with several altcoins and AI-related tokens posting strong gains alongside Bitcoin.

Stay ahead, stay informed, and most importantly, stay profitable.

‘til next time,

TradingLab