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ADP: U.S. private-sector employment increased by 86k in October. U.S. stock market analysis: The election results are in—does the AI trade need to be recalculated? Last night wasn’t an ordinary sell-off; politics knocked the valuation anchor of the AI trade off course. The Dow closed at 51523, down 3.44%; the S&P 500 at 7353, down 4.36%; and the Nasdaq at 24315, down 5.52%, more than 10% below its October high and officially in a technical correction. The Nasdaq 100 lost $2.3 trillion to $2.4 trillion in market value in a single day, while the Philadelphia Semiconductor Index plunged 12.25%, i
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What a bloodbath
Thursday’s close was brutal: S&P 7353.73 (-4.36%), its worst single day since April 2025; Nasdaq Composite 24315 (-5.52%), down about 11.9% from its 10/6 high and entering correction territory; Dow down about 1,833 points (-3.4%).
The Philadelphia Semiconductor Index was reported down around 9%–12%, with AMD and Micron leading losses.
The Magnificent Seven lost more than $1 trillion combined; Nvidia shed more than $440 billion in a single day, closing down around 9% and turning negative for the year.
The main reason was that after Democrats won Congress, markets priced
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$BTC Let me jog your memory. Look at the black swan event back then—many users today have never experienced it.
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Ahhh. Fuck fuck fuck.
Oh my God, something huge happened—unbelievable. I never in a million years would’ve guessed that the family of that old geezer Trump had dumped all their Bitcoin yesterday, causing the big drop. What does everyone think? Is this data real? Please verify
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Intel's wealth-growth target of 54.44 has been reached. Without strong positive news of its own, it will move toward the next target. $INTC ‌
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11.06 ETH Market Analysis

Short: around 2260–2280, stop level at 2300, targets 2210/2190.

ETH is currently at 2243. After plunging from a high of 2450 to 2205, the market is now consolidating weakly at lower levels. This sharp drop has left the price well below the moving averages, creating a need for a technical recovery.

The 2260–2280 zone above is both a secondary continuation platform during the sharp decline and an area where downward pressure from the short-term moving averages overlaps with a previous zone of concentrated trading.
For the trade, wait for an oversold rebound to test t
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🔥The Fed Gets Even More Hawkish! Markets Price In One Rate Hike in December and Another in March!

Several Fed officials have sent hawkish signals, advocating frequent, smaller rate hikes to combat persistently above-target inflation. Cleveland Fed President Beth Hammack has spoken out again, emphasizing that monetary policy needs to remain restrictive to bring inflation back to the 2% target in a timely manner.

She noted that inflation has remained above target for nearly six years, with price pressures widespread and driven by both supply and demand. As an official who dissented at the las
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U Sis 11.6 Friday$ETH Strategy

Entry: Short on a rebound around 2290-2310
Stop-loss: Above 2335
Target: 2240-2210
Go long near 2180 if it retests and holds
Stop-loss: Below 2155
Target: 2240-2270

On the 12-hour timeframe, price has been in a choppy downtrend since peaking at 2806.76, with successive lower highs as bears control the pace. After hitting a low of 2172.85 earlier, it staged a rebound, but the recovery was limited and failed to reverse the broader downtrend. Price is now pulling back again, making this a consolidation phase within the downtrend. Short with the trend if a rebound
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#BTCBackAbove80K
Bitcoin’s return above $80,000 is not a speculative event; it is the logical outcome of structural market evolution and institutional validation.

The narrative surrounding digital assets has fundamentally shifted. Bitcoin’s reclamation of this valuation tier is no longer driven primarily by retail sentiment or transient hype cycles. Instead, it reflects a convergence of macroeconomic hedging, robust network fundamentals, and deepening integration into global financial infrastructure. For professional investors, this level represents a critical juncture where historical resis
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$LTC Let me remind you all: today's new users haven't experienced the black swan events we went through back then. We've been through major purges 4~5 times and are still here, but our assets have shrunk dramatically.
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1: Congratulations to the subscribers! Last night’s JCT spot trade gained up to 18%, from the tweet price to the first take-profit level.
Recap:
Yesterday’s JCTUSDT pickup code: tweet price 0.00379, short.
Best entry: 0.004-0.0044. While I was writing the tweet, the coin wicked upward, reaching a high of 0.00459. To be safe, I moved both the original best entry and stop loss up a little. In hindsight, the price action after the wick was still stable. Of course, if the best entry wasn’t reached, only the initial position entered at the current price remained.
Stop loss: 0.0045
First take-profit
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Added a bit at the open today. Lately I’ve been buying dips while making T trades. Yesterday morning I trimmed tech and bought ICBC on the dip as a hedge, so I’ve got plenty of room in my positions today. A-shares have already taken a huge plunge, after all, so I’m a bit bolder. I’m mainly focused on the index, with small positions in individual stocks; my A-share account is still steady. My long Q got stuck at 667 last night. For the past three months, my play-money account has just been cycling between getting stuck and breaking even, going nowhere. What a mess.
This time, BTC fell not because something went wrong in crypto, but because it “looked too much like an AI stock”

The Democrats won the midterm elections, taking both chambers.

By the old logic, this should be good for crypto—the legislative gridlock continues, the regulatory shoe can't drop, and the industry keeps growing unchecked.

But Bitcoin crashed.

It plunged from $81,000 to $75,000, down more than 5% in 24 hours. $1.17 billion in positions across the market were liquidated, 90.9% of them longs.

Ethereum fell 8.8%, Solana fell 5.4%, and crypto-related stocks MSTR and COIN fell 9.29%
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Third trade, broke even and took three points... #美股史诗级抛售
#美股史诗级抛售 #Gate股票畅聊季 Epic crash! U.S. AI stocks plunge 12%—what comes next?

On November 6 U.S. time, global capital markets saw their bloodiest single-day rout since April 2025. All three major U.S. indexes plunged, with no rebound in sight:
▪ Dow Jones Industrial Average fell 3.44%
▪ S&P 500 plunged 4.35%, its biggest single-day drop in 7 months
▪ Nasdaq sank 5.52%
▪ Nasdaq 100 plunged 6.4%, wiping out more than $2.3 trillion in market value in a single day.
The real disaster, however, was concentrated in this year's strongest theme—the AI computing hardware supply chain.
This was no ordinary
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