When you’re 5, one year is 20% of your life. When you’re 50, one year is 2%.
This idea is often called “Janet’s Law.” By 20, you’ve already experienced roughly half of your perceived lifetime. That’s why childhood summers feel endless, while a decade in adulthood can blur together.
The explanation is simple: novelty. As adults, we repeat more patterns. Fewer new experiences. Fewer strong memory markers. The brain compresses routine.
But this effect isn’t fixed.
If you introduce new experiences, new skills, new environments, you create more memory density. More reference points. Time feels fuller.
Live on autopilot and 60 years can feel like 10. Live with intention and 60 years can feel like 200.
Trade policy and inflation lead the calendar. Tariff reaction, Nvidia earnings, and PPI sit at the center. There are also 11 Fed speaker events this week, keeping rate messaging active.
🔴Monday
- Markets React to Trump’s 15% Global Tariff
Tariff escalation directly impacts global trade expectations and inflation assumptions. Equity indices and FX are likely to price growth risk first, with rates reacting to any inflation spillover.
🔴 Tuesday
- February Consumer Confidence data - Trump State of the Union Speech
Consumer confidence reflects household sentiment and spending outlook. A weak print signals demand risk. The State of the Union carries policy and trade headline risk. Markets will parse fiscal stance and tariff direction.
🔴 Wednesday
- Nvidia $NVDA earnings
Nvidia remains a core AI and semiconductor sentiment driver. Guidance on demand and margins can spill into the broader tech complex and index positioning.
🟡 Thursday
- Initial Jobless Claims
Claims provide a trend check on labor stability. Sustained moves matter more than a single week.
🔴 Friday
- January PPI Inflation data
PPI feeds into future CPI expectations and margin pressure assumptions. Core components matter most for rate pricing.
Main focus: Early-week tariff reaction and Wednesday’s Nvidia earnings, with PPI anchoring inflation risk into the close.
So far, price is still moving within the bullish FVG I marked and is still sideways. Although it’s a good sign that price is still within the FVG, the Stochastic has formed a death cross.
So there are mixed signals for both sides. Right now, I’m not going to change the bias, so let’s carry on with the original plan: looking for a rebound from here.
BNB is extremely oversold right now. The Stochastic is at a level lower than the 2022 bear market bottom.
It might take months from now, but the bottom should be very close from here.
Important note, as this is in a big timeframe, looking back multiple cycles, it's important to look deeper into smaller timeframe entries and key levels.
As Bitcoin is pumping recently, #HYPE has followed with a breakout from its short-term bearish channel.
As the previous trend is bullish for Hyperliquid, this breakout sets up for a perfect retest play onto its previous bearish trendline and green support zone.
Although price did not hit the 0,618 fibonacci level i marked, but it did bounce off strongly from the green support zone.
This move up is a very good signal, as price has managed to break above its bearish trendline.
From here, i expect the next move to be a local top forming, with price heading down towards the 0,618 fibonacci area and previous bearish trendline area, setting up for a solid retest play.