Subject: Your Weekly Market Snapshot: 19th - 23rd January 2026

Assalamu’alaikum and hello traders 👋🏻


So… how did Week 3 treat you?


Maybe you locked in some profits. Maybe the market humbled you a little. Either way, it counts. Progress in trading isn’t always green candles and wins—it’s patience, emotional control, and sometimes the trades you didn’t take.


Some of you started the year strong—Alhamdulillah. Others felt the market test your nerves early on. That’s part of the journey. Trading was never about winning every trade. It’s about consistency, refining your rules, and knowing when to step back instead of forcing action just to feel busy.


📊 Friday Market Wrap – Weekly Recap

Here’s what shaped the week 👇🏻


Minutes Chart:

📉 Bearish tone extends into the third week

Markets looked past a short spike in geopolitical tension after President Trump eased back on proposed tariffs against parts of Europe. With that noise fading, attention shifted back to earnings, economic data, and the upcoming Fed meeting—where rates are expected to remain unchanged.


Daily charts:

U.S. markets closed mixed. The Nasdaq found support from strong AI and tech names like Nvidia and AMD, while the Dow lagged as financials weakened and Intel saw a sharp drop. With easing trade concerns, solid tech earnings, and growing expectations of future rate cuts, we may start to see broader market leadership—another reminder of why diversification still matters.


Weekly charts:

💬 Your thoughts

Is this just a temporary pause… or the beginning of a bigger move?


🌱 A gentle reminder

Trading isn’t about being right all the time. It’s about protecting capital, managing emotions, and staying grounded. Every week leaves a lesson—if we’re willing to reflect.


⚠️ Not financial advice. Always do your own research.


That’s all for this week. Step away from the charts, rest your mind, and reconnect with what truly matters. In shaa Allah, see you next Friday.


May your weekend be calm and filled with barakah 🌙✨


Assalamu'alaikum and Peace out!


Cheers & Regards,

Syazwan Bakar


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