Scrolling on my phone over the weekend
Saw S&P change Meta’s outlook to negative
Not a ratings downgrade
The outlook went from stable to negative
There’s just one reason
AI capital spending is too aggressive, and cash flow can’t keep up
They estimate this year’s CapEx at about $140 billion
Over $225 billion in 2027
About $252 billion in 2028
Q3 ad revenue was still up about 26%
But free cash flow was negative by about $2.1 billion
Quarterly CapEx was $34.9 billion
META took a hit along with the Nasdaq this week
Google GOOG, Microsoft MSFT, and Amazon AMZN are also being pressed on when they’ll

This morning, I sat down and counted all 48 hourly candles on $INTC , one by one.
When I finished, I had just one thought: this isn’t a drop—it’s a four-step staircase.
1. The candle at 92.65 crashed straight down to 71.49, with a volume of 1.79 million contracts.
2. Price moved sideways around 71 for fourteen hours, then broke below 70.90 to 67.19, with a volume of 1.26 million.
3. It broke below 69.31 again and slid all the way to 64.39, with a volume of 1.76 million.
4. One final move at 66.94 broke below 64.48 to 63.36, with a volume of 1.47 million.
Four candles, each with a lower low tha

BTC falls below $80k, and I actually start keeping a close eye on these prices!
Bitcoin has fallen to $77k, breaking below the key $80k level, and the market has instantly switched from “the bull market is just around the corner” to “are we heading into a bear market?” I have to say, crypto investors’ emotions are even more intense than Bitcoin’s candlestick chart!
But viewed from another angle, this pullback may not be all bad. The concentrated liquidation of leveraged longs means some irrational positions are being cleared out. What’s really worth watching isn’t how much prices have fallen t

Money is flowing in, but I’m choosing to play it safe first—my asset allocation strategy
Guys, seeing this $57.97 million in net inflows really got me thinking. It shows that although everyone is saying the bear market is here, their actions are telling the truth: they’re moving money to safer places.
In response to this wave of inflows, my strategy on Gate over the past few days has been simple: adjust my positions, cut the weak and keep the strong, focus on defense, and absolutely avoid blindly using leverage.
In the past, when I saw inflow data like this, my first thought was, “Is a big ral

#USEarningsSeason 🚨 #ETHPullsBack – Ethereum Faces Strong Selling Pressure!
Ethereum (ETH) is facing another challenging moment as its price moves lower amid growing uncertainty in the cryptocurrency market. The recent pullback has attracted the attention of traders and investors who are closely watching Ethereum's next move.
ETH has dropped below the important $2,300 price level and is trading near the $2,220–$2,250 area. This decline shows that sellers are currently putting strong pressure on the market.
There are several reasons behind this weakness. Bitcoin's recent decline, uncertainty a

Open interest fell 11.5% over 24 hours, while the price rose 9.9%. Leaning short on $UNI . Basically, positions are being closed and leverage is being flushed out. I can accept it as long as the price holds 7.15. If it breaks above 7.33, I’m out. Here’s why: • The 4-hour chart is at 7.14, above the 7.05 EMA50 · This is a countertrend trade, so the stop-loss is more important than usual • Stop-loss distance: 2.6%; distance to take-profit 3: 4.2% · Risk/reward ratio to the final target is about 1.6R • 1-hour RSI is 64: already in overbought territory on the hourly timeframe Entry zone: 7.124–7.1

$BTC and $ETH longs fully hit TP1—the entire market move is progressing as planned. All profits have been locked in. Another successful trade has been closed.

Honestly, sitting here at eight in the morning makes me feel a little uneasy.
I've watched it for two hours, and that bar on the screen has traded just 205 contracts.
$SNOW is now at 306.28, with a 24-hour high of 324.42 and low of 296.27.
At 9 p.m. on 10-29, it was still at 338.44; 41 hours later, it reached 296.27.
$42.17, 12.5%, all in one go.
Those bars on the way down traded 5430 and 4069 contracts, one to four times the average volume.
The rebound peaked at just 2538; the latest bar traded 205.
The drop came on volume; the rise didn't.
This is a rebound, not a reversal.
MA20 is at 309.7

If $QUBIC begins a bullish run from now until the end of the year, the pattern that forms will definitively be a Head and Shoulders (HnS) pattern, which signifies a trend reversal.

$PREDICT is gearing up for a major move, with a huge liquidity zone now appearing overhead🤩Long now🔥🔥Tp1: 1.45Tp2: 1.7Tp3: 2.1Sl: 1.02predict congabeo$IDOL $EVAA

How suffocating can a parents’ group chat get?
At what point did I really want to just leave the group chat?

#BTC大跌
$BTC ‌Bitcoin took a sharp hit today, dropping down toward the $76,000–$77,000 range and pulling down broader market sentiment. The sudden downside move triggered massive flush-outs across derivatives markets, wiping out over $1.5 billion in leveraged positions in just 24 hours.
Heavy selling pressure hit simultaneously across risk assets, compounded by market jitters surrounding exchange security reports and tech stock pullbacks.
While steep pullbacks often trigger immediate fear, they also clear out over-leveraged long positions. Watching key support levels closely right now is crit

Yingte, my bullish target of 67.78 yuan was reached. It fell 28.6% in one day, the biggest daily decline since 1974, setting a record. Will it continue? The second image shares how it may develop going forward. $INTC ‌

$INTC No matter what others do, our trading plan is to start buying Intel at 50 and get into the Korean stock index fund koru at 5. The market is a test of patience. In the current stock market, missing out is better than getting trapped. Don't get carried away with assets whose trends haven't played out yet. Take Google, for example: don't go all in at one price; buy in stages and make a trading plan. The market is driven by emotion. Once a stampede begins, more will follow until blood runs in the streets. Only then can the panic stabilize, and recovery comes last. That's because the market

$BTC Don’t call it a bull run until it breaks 95,000. A Wall Street analyst said on TV that $MSTR could hit 570 by year-end, provided Bitcoin first gets above 95,000. Sounds like they’re dangling a carrot, but they’ve actually laid out the condition. A rally on low volume is suspect—sooner or later, volume needs to catch up. Be especially cautious with calls like this. What do you think?
#Bitcoin

Divergence. $XRP is currently at 1.2595, with strength on the one-hour timeframe and weakness on the four-hour timeframe—the two timeframes are completely opposed. The one-hour RSI has reached 62.74, but volume is only 4% of the constant value. Can this “strength” really be taken seriously without genuine market participation backing it?
Price is hovering right at the 1.274 resistance level, but there isn’t enough volume to drive a breakout. The short-term strength looks more like the market dragging its feet. My view: the direction is not yet confirmed, and the easiest mistake to make now is