🔥Title: Rate hike odds are down, but the market is still getting crushed!

Semiconductors plunged 12% overnight, and BTC fell back to 76k.
The interesting thing is that expectations for a rate hike in December fell from 80% to 70.9%.
One question: Can this sharp selloff force the Fed to back off?
Or will it merely delay rate hikes, with the inevitable still to come?

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$UNI Currently at 6.909, down 9.66% over 24H (6.616–7.819). Weak on the 1H: RSI 28.22, with price below the EMA20 at 7.07; weak on the 4H: RSI 42.75, with price below the EMA20 at 7.20. The 1H volume ratio is 0.34. If price holds above the 7.819 resistance level, watch for continuation; if it breaks below the 6.616 support level, the short-term outlook weakens. In a follow-up review, check whether price can hold above 7.819 and whether it can reclaim 6.616 if that level is lost. Volume is only 0.34x, so a single break above a level still needs confirmation from participation; if price breaks b

#黄金突破4100美元 #WCTCS9 $4,100 reclaimed, then lost again; bulls and bears await one result before nonfarm payrolls

In early Asian trading, gold was range-bound near $4,097, with last night's pullback after a sharp rally leaving the suspense for tonight.
Spot gold briefly hit a two-week high of $4,147 during Thursday's US session, then retreated as the sell-off in US stocks intensified, eventually closing at $4,088.33, with gains narrowing to 0.69%. Early today, gold repeatedly swung between $4,085 and $4,100,
reclaiming $4,100 only to lose it again, as neither bulls nor bears dare to make a move

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The daily RSI 14 has never been this low since the AI boom began.
If the AI narrative continues, it should move from infrastructure to applications. Brother Bee chooses to believe in Google.
Also, Google's massive capital expenditures in the past should eventually turn into technology, products, profits...
Just my personal opinion—don't laugh, everyone.

$KORU Last year, 10.11 dealt a severe blow to crypto; yesterday, 11.5 dealt a severe blow to global stock markets. Korean stocks fell to the point of triggering a circuit breaker just 4 minutes after the market opened. Everyone, be sure to keep some reserves to prepare for the bear market ahead. When the next rebound comes, don’t take any chances—sell most of your positions and survive. This Koru is a major hit on the Square. A week ago, I told everyone not to touch it below 5, which should have protected some friends. Market crashes are painful for everyone, but things will gradually get bet

The sharp drop has only just begun; hold your positions for a few days and wait for the Democrats to put on a show! 11.6 BTC and ETH outlook

After the Democrats won the midterm elections, U.S. stocks surged on Wednesday, but the Nasdaq Composite plunged on Thursday as investors pulled out of tech stocks for a second consecutive trading day. The tech-heavy Nasdaq fell 3.3%, while the S&P 500 dropped 1.9%. The Dow Jones Industrial Average fell 0.9%. Investors worry that the Democrats’ control of both chambers of Congress, along with their wins in key gubernatorial races, could lead to more regu

$TRUMP Those 200-plus whale shorts in the futures market are basically taking punches to the face now.

The funding rate has plunged to -80%, so short sellers wake up every day and have to pay interest just to hold on. This market has long been tightly controlled, and there’s practically no selling pressure on the spot side.
Their entry prices are all clustered around 1.83. It would only take a small spark to push the price to that level. The forced buy orders from more than 200 traders getting liquidated in succession would instantly take over the market, and the market maker wouldn’t even ne

11.06 Qiqi Lun Jin Morning Brief: Narrow-range consolidation in the morning session; awaiting the NFP data to determine direction!

Gold prices surged overnight before pulling back under pressure from bearish initial jobless claims data, finding support near 4071 at the low. Prices edged up in the morning and are now moving sideways around 4093. Today is Friday, with the closely watched NFP and unemployment rate data due tonight. Trading is cautious, and the market is in a wait-and-see phase.

Short-term indicators are mixed, with MACD momentum weak and no clear directional signal. After yeste

HSBC, JPMorgan’s Kinexys, Mitsubishi UFJ Financial Group, Societe Generale-Forge, and Standard Chartered have established the nonprofit GL1 Org in Singapore to promote the development and adoption of standards and frameworks for tokenized financial markets, continuing the MAS GL1 initiative and fostering interoperability among institutions, infrastructure, and jurisdictions.

HSBC, JPMorgan's Kinexys, MUFG, Societe Generale-Forge, and Standard Chartered have established the nonprofit Global Layer One Organisation (GL1 Org) in Singapore to promote the development and adoption of common standard

Are U.S. stocks doomed? Why did they fall so hard? Last night’s U.S. stock sell-off had the feel of a crash, with the Magnificent Seven losing $1.04 trillion in a single day. The irony is that just the day before, the Dow had surged 1,569 points to celebrate the election results. The market first celebrated the “removal of uncertainty,” then realized the uncertainty had simply shifted direction—from “who will govern” to “whether AI can keep burning through this much money.” Three factors converged: ① Democrats didn’t just win both chambers; they also won the Texas and Georgia gubernatorial rac

$NVDAB Bottom line: Bearish; the rebound is an opportunity to reduce positions, not a reversal signal. The moving averages are bearishly aligned, with MA5 (182.886) below MA20 (189.819). Although the price of 184.82 has barely moved above MA5, it remains capped below MA20, making this a weak technical bounce rather than a trend recovery. The MACD histogram at -0.1335 maintains bearish momentum, while the RSI at 35.8 is near the weak zone but not yet oversold, indicating that downside potential has not been fully exhausted. The lower Bollinger Band at 175.158 is the last line of defense in the

Bloomberg reported that chipmaker shares continued to fall after the election, dragging the Nasdaq 100 down 6%. Investors fled the sector amid fears that a Democratic sweep of Congress would usher in a new era of AI regulation.

The most noteworthy thing is not the Nasdaq’s 6% plunge in a single day, but how the “blue wave” directly punctured the regulatory vacuum around AI infrastructure, sending capital markets into a state of extreme panic pricing😂

First, let’s look at this brutal sell-off. The chip giants index plunged 11%, marking its worst week since the tariff turmoil in April 2025. N

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US Jobs Data Is Not Going According to Script! 86,000 Jobs Added—Does the Rate-Cut Trade Need to Be Repriced?

The market had expected the US labor market to continue cooling, but ADP turned in a report that was anything but cooperative.
The data showed that the US private sector added 86,000 jobs in October 2026, exceeding market expectations. This means business hiring activity still has some support, and the US labor market is not giving up easily.
For investors, this figure is about more than just the job market. The stronger employment is, the more likely household income and consumption