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Today's gold target has been reached, so I'm taking a break. I'll make a small trade later if I see a good entry point!
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Now is not the time to cut your ETH position; it’s time to tighten your belt🐴 Every pullback is sunflower seeds handed to you by the bull market—crack them all and then take off🛫 Ethereum falls below $2,400; BTC falls below $81k
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AI hot stocks face a broad sell-off! Optical communications lead the decline, while chip and memory
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Looking at $ZEC again today, one detail made me pause: the follow-through after $ZEC’s sharp 24-hour drop.
The current price is 1,089.61, down 12.29% over 24 hours; it is about 1.34% above the 1-hour support at 1,075 and about 15.18% below the resistance at 1,254.97, while volume is only 0.17 times the average of nearly 20 candles.
Looking at this data alone, I would remain somewhat skeptical. A major move has already occurred, so the next step should be to verify whether it will continue, rather than extrapolating the past 24 hours into the future.
There is no need to guess too much next. If
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Ethereum continued probing lower this evening, with the low reaching around 2,333; today’s short at 2,375 once again secured profits.$ETH
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Analysis crypto market
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The “Scissors Difference” Between PPI and CPI Is Widening, and That’s Not a Good Thing

There is one data point that makes me very uneasy. In August, overall U.S. CPI was 3.4% year-on-year, while PPI was 5.4% year-on-year. PPI was a full 2 percentage points higher than CPI.

What does this mean? It means cost pressures on the production side are far greater than on the consumer side. Companies are absorbing some of the cost increases themselves rather than passing them on to consumers in full. But companies’ ability to absorb costs is limited. If PPI remains higher than CPI, companies will e
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This is BIGG!!
From Pakistan to the UK - Pakistan's fast food brand Cheezious has opened its first international branch in Ilford, UK.
And it was fully packed at opening night!
Now, this is something!!
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agg footprint up and running, ppi dropping in 5
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#美国9月CPI超预期 The inflation fight is not over. Not even close.
The US Labor Department's September CPI report, released October 14, 2026, delivered a clean sweep of upside surprises — and markets blinked hard. Headline CPI rose 3.7% year-over-year, up from 3.4% in August and above the 3.6% consensus. Month-over-month, prices jumped 0.6% — the biggest gain in five months. But the real sting came from core CPI, which excludes volatile food and energy: 2.6% year-over-year and 0.3% month-over-month for a third straight month, both hotter than expected.
This wasn't a one-off blip. This was a warning
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#USSeptemberPPIDataRelease
The Producer Price Index (PPI) for September will be released today at 20:30 Beijing time—and it could trigger a new wave of market volatility. Yesterday, BTC broke sharply to the downside, and now all eyes are on this release.
📊 What does the market expect from the PPI?
The consensus forecast calls for a 0.5–0.6% m/m increase in headline PPI (versus 0.4% in August)—the strongest increase in four months. Core PPI (excluding food and energy) is expected to come in at +0.3% m/m. On a y/y basis, headline PPI could slow to 5.3% from 5.4%, while core PPI c
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Took on some more solana:9g4Pib6AM3oVdP9YA7ZcssAXAuhoUzkjR8w27doYpump here at the 0.618 retracement level 💎👀
#NFA #DYOR
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$CRCLB has entered oversold territory—why still can’t we say it has bottomed?
If we only look at the 24-hour change, $CRCLB seems to have already given the answer. But once we broaden the timeframe, the answer is not so clear-cut. Demand for a rebound has emerged, but until the structure stops weakening, I won’t directly equate oversold conditions with a bottom.
A sharp decline only shows that selling pressure has occurred; it does not automatically prove that the price is cheap, much less that someone is truly defending the support.
$CRCLB is currently at 76.78, down 8.14% over 24 hours, and
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#ShareWeekly Producer Inflation Meets a $80K Bitcoin Test: Can the Fed Afford to Ease?
Bitcoin is entering September’s U.S. Producer Price Index release with a difficult macroeconomic backdrop. The key question is whether wholesale inflation confirms the price pressures already visible in consumer data or offers the Federal Reserve some room to reconsider its policy path.
Economists are forecasting a 0.6% monthly increase in headline PPI for September, compared with 0.4% in August. Core PPI, excluding food and energy, is expected to rise 0.3%, up from 0.2%. The a
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Guys, $ARC has just started reversing…‼️…now go long with up to 10x leverage…‼️Entry: $0.0403 – $0.0410Take Profit 1: $0.0418..||..Take Profit 2: $0.0425..||..Take Profit 3: $0.0447
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$EPIC Down 26% in one day—is 0.27 a graveyard for bulls or a golden buying opportunity?
Today $EPIC put on a straight-up high-altitude dive, falling 26.81% in 24h to a current price of 0.2727, with a trading volume of 34 million. The guys who chased it at yesterday’s high of 0.3736 now have accounts glowing green. A drop like this either means a shakeout or that something has gone wrong with the project—there’s no announcement so far, so let’s break it down technically.
Reasons to be bullish: First, the 34 million trading volume shows liquidity is still there—it’s not a dead market with no bu
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Gold: nine intraday wins
4152 long, 4158 exit, 6 points, 889🔪$XAUT
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$Hype drops below 80$.
This dip was expected, but are u buying the dip ? Or waiting for further dip?
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Yesterday’s CPI data was bearish, with both the core monthly and annual rates exceeding expectations!
Tonight will bring the PPI data and the U.S. September retail sales monthly rate, both of which are also somewhat related to inflation.
PPI is the Producer Price Index. A reported figure > the expected figure is bearish,
and the same applies to the retail sales monthly rate: reported figure > expected figure = bearish!
Simply put:
Rising raw-material PPI (Producer Price Index) → higher production costs for factories → after some time, factories pass on the higher costs → higher supermarket ret
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$ELSA Long Setup
Buy: 0.052 - 0.053 Take Profit: 0.05600 / 0.05800 / 0.0600 Stop Loss: 0.050
Everyone, setups like this don't come every day, so don't miss out. I've already gone long with 35x leverage. Are you ready? Not investment advice. Trade here 👉🏻 $ELSA
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