#BTC大跌 #ShareWeekly #WCTC9
Bitcoin Faces a Sharp Decline: Is This a Temporary Correction or a Bigger Market Warning?
Bitcoin remains the center of attention in the cryptocurrency market, but its latest sharp decline has created uncertainty among investors and traders. When BTC experiences a sudden drop, the impact is not limited to Bitcoin alone. Ethereum, altcoins, trading volume, market sentiment, and investor confidence can also be affected.
The crypto market is known for its volatility, and sudden price movements are part of this environment. However, every major decline deserves carefu

$POWR Up 16% in 24h to 0.07, then dumped back to 0.0657, with $102 million in trading volume—about 10 times the usual level. Who's accumulating?
Looking back through the history books: In the previous halving cycle, after the first rally in the early bull market, mid- and small-cap tokens like POWR that held the 20-day moving average on a pullback marked the start of a second leg up. The current 0.0657 is right at the upper edge of the previous high-volume trading zone. The 24h low of 0.0554 was a false breakdown followed by a recovery—a classic shakeout wick. I don't see any whale outflows in

Two days until the midterms, and the Iran war is in its eighth month. Trump has repeatedly said the fighting will end soon after November 3 and that oil prices will fall once it does. But the Pentagon has reportedly drawn up strike plans for after the election, and officials have reportedly told Gulf allies to prepare for a short, intense campaign. Diplomacy has stalled, and I couldn't confirm any new agreement. Oil has swung above and below $100 a barrel since September, with the Strait of Hormuz still disrupted. Markets have not moved in a simple pattern. Stocks have at times held near recor

The previous posts had screenshots and were rate-limited.
SanDisk keeps delivering big profits. The latest was a short from 1240 on Friday; the rebound longs at 1205 premarket and 1199 intraday each made dozens of points.
The orders I had you place at 1155 and 1101 before bed were based on the game-theory extremes. Although it didn’t reach 1101, 1155 still delivered profits. Always use protection, or exit if it breaks below 1120–30.
The weekend-opportunity livestream has some levels: the extreme levels at 1045 and 1027 were both wick levels.
Follow Master Ye for next week’s levels. Updated dai

$NVDA long setup — next target 210.00
Entry: 204.90
SL: 202.50
TP1: 206.50
TP2: 208.50
TP3: 210.00
Extended Target: 212.75
$NVDA is showing signs of recovery on the 1H chart after a sharp decline from 215.63 to 201.31. Buyers have gradually pushed the price higher, forming short-term higher lows around the 204–205 area.
A confirmed breakout above 205.25 could open the door toward 208.50 and potentially 210.00. The broader structure remains bearish, so this is a countertrend long setup.
A sustained move below 202.50 invalidates the bullish outlook. Watch for confirmation near entry and avoid ch

#GoogleCloudSurges103%ButStockFalls HYPERalliesAgainstTheMarket#
Google Cloud is showing powerful business growth, with an impressive 103% surge attracting attention across the technology industry. This growth highlights the increasing demand for cloud computing, artificial intelligence, and advanced digital services.
However, an interesting situation has appeared in the stock market. Despite this strong business performance, the stock price has moved lower. This shows that strong company results do not always guarantee an immediate rise in share prices.
Investors are looking beyond revenue gr

$PEP ‌
PepsiCo (PEP) is currently trading at $137.41, posting a solid daily gain of 3.60 (+2.69%) during what the app labels as "Weekend Trading." The stock has shown a strong recovery, bouncing off recent lows with a notably wide intraday range (High: $138.59, Low: $135.80). After-hours trading shows minimal movement at $137.38, suggesting the price is consolidating after the day's strong upward push.
Kline Analysis.
On the 1-hour chart, PEP exhibits a clear V-shaped recovery following a downtrend, having found a bottom near $131.86. The price has broken above the short-term moving averages

The most unusual detail in today's market action isn't the gain, but the funding rate: $G is up 21.95% over 24 hours, yet the funding rate is -0.3413%. Shorts are paying to hold their positions, while the price is hovering near the upper Bollinger Band at 0.0042064. This “rising price, negative funding” combination usually means the short squeeze is not over, but it also shows that longs are getting crowded—RSI at 68.7 is nearing overbought territory, the 30-candle range is 29%, and volatility is high enough to easily trigger stop-losses in either direction. At this point, the risk in chasing

WTF, will the U price go back to 7.4?
The USD exchange rate is 1:6.65 today, and the U price is 6.6 now

If you want to make stupid money from the internet in 2027, you must stop looking for how to flip $100 into $10,000 in one trade.
Most people will scroll past this and still be broke in December.
My crypto bros, I'm talking to you too.
Many of you are trading with rent money, salary and money you borrowed, and one bad week is enough to send you back to village.
Here's the strategy I'd follow in 2027 instead 👇🏻🧵

$HYPE is attempting to regain bullish momentum.
After recovering from the $73–76 zone and testing $97, price has pulled back to $87.70.
$90 is the key level to reclaim. Holding $86 could keep the recovery structure intact.
Watching the reaction closely.

Family is everything ❤️

#ShareWeekly STRC: Stability Near $100, but Is the Market Confirming the Next Move?
A Different Kind of Market Setup
STRC is not a conventional growth stock, and that distinction matters when reading its chart. Strategy’s Stretch preferred stock has a $100 stated amount and a variable dividend structure designed to encourage trading around that level. The real technical test is whether demand can keep the market price close to $100 without weakening liquidity.
My reference quote is $99.43, while the latest verified regular-session close for October 30 was $99.13. The difference matters: I am u

Weekly Market Review
The market was largely range-bound this week. On Friday, heavy selling by bears sent gold prices tumbling, breaking below the range. By the close, gold had hit a low of $3867.
November 26 (Monday): At 5 p.m., I reminded everyone to first watch the resistance around 4030. Gold failed to break above this resistance and was likely to continue falling. After the U.S. market opened that evening, gold rebounded to $4025 before plunging, hitting a low of $3988.
November 27 (Tuesday): Gold traded in a narrow range of 4000–4020 in the morning. At 11:30 a.m., I again said that while