Nasdaq to launch “near-around-the-clock” trading next month: 5 days a week, 23 hours a day, letting Asian investors trade U.S. stocks during the day
U.S. stock trading hours are about to expand significantly. Nasdaq announced that starting December 6, the exchange will officially operate on a schedule of 5 days a week, 23 hours a day, with just 1 hour set aside each day for system maintenance.
Under the new schedule, the trading window will run from 9 p.m. Sunday to 8 p.m. Friday Eastern Time, with overnight trading from 9 p.m. to 4 a.m. the following day Eastern Time.
The schedule is clearly

When the bull market really arrives, will your account still be there?
Let me tell you about three people.
The first is Lao Zhang.
During the bear market, he does nothing. His account sits in USDT, and he occasionally trades major coins with a 5% position.
His friends tease him for being timid, saying, “You’re not even taking advantage of such a great chance to buy the dip.”
He just says, “If I can’t make sense of it, I don’t trade.”
When the bull market comes, his position is the smallest, but he has the most ammo. When the first wave takes off, he’s the only one able to add to his position.

It think it's stupid that "AI Bubble" gets used over and over. In infra names you have:
- 1-3x fwd P/E memory companies from Samsung to $ESMT. With HBM players now having hyperscaler multi-year price floor LTAs.
- Optical companies like $POET traded -$97M under net cash. Valuing the operating business very negatively, not even at $0.
- While AI companies with larger premiums continue to record demand over the next 3-5 years. Such as the new $20B LTAs signed w/ $COHR to $5B LTAs signed w/ $LITE.
Can someone in the media honestly see negative EV high-beta optical companies, where 2 years of

Robbing a bank armored truck only gets you so much money, and you’ll face armed guards
Stealing Nvidia chips directly is much safer
A truckload of chips is worth $11.4 million, and they could potentially be resold for twice that
Gang robbers are keeping up with the times too🤣

$ETH Starting with 1,000, can you reach 10,000 in two months

Good morning and wishing all my indian friends a very happy diwali 🎆🎇

Is Buying a Nasdaq ETF More Worry-Free Than Picking Individual Stocks? Even Lazy Investors Can Find Their Moment!

Recently, I’ve started taking a serious look at the Nasdaq-100 index ETF (QQQ). The reason is simple: there are so many tech stocks—Nvidia, Microsoft, Apple, Amazon—and I want to buy them all, but I only have one wallet.
Rather than agonizing every day over who the next star will be, I’d rather diversify through an ETF.
I’m bullish on Nasdaq ETFs because they cover many of the large tech companies in the U.S. Leading companies in areas such as AI, cloud computing, software service

I was bored yesterday and tried playing around with CT card packs, then discovered I’d become a card myself—and my rarity was still R, which was a bit of a surprise.
You can also compete in matches and seasons. Even playing for free, you can have a great time opening card packs. If you’re bored, check it out and see if you’ve been made into a card too 🤣
Platform link:

I’m not sure if there’s any wealth-generating potential at the moment; you just open card packs, build a deck, and climb the ladder. Having more cards of the same category gives you functional bonuses. If you like card games, y

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October CPI may reveal the Fed’s December move

On November 10 at 21:30, the U.S. October CPI report will be released. It’s the last inflation report available before the Fed’s December 8-9 policy meeting—in other words, it will determine whether the Fed makes a move in December. One thing to note: this report will likely not include year-over-year data. The reason isn’t data manipulation, but a missing baseline: during last year’s federal government shutdown, the Bureau of Labor Statistics skipped the October 2025 CPI release, leaving no clean year-over-

On-chain activity is so dead.
Does the Elysium chain really have money-making potential?

Nonfarm payrolls came in at 165k—a shocker. The better the data, the more crypto sweats: jobs are booming, rate-cut hopes are shattered, and the odds of a December rate hike are maxed out. Treasury yields surged, $BTC ‌retraced to 75k overnight, and 230k traders were liquidated, wiping out leveraged longs. On the surface, employment is strong and wages are rising; in reality, part-time work is increasing and real incomes are shrinking. Capital is no longer parked in the AI story up in the clouds; it's flowing back into the real economy. The Nasdaq rebound is flimsy too, driven entirely by ove

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The AI “myth” is fading! What should we do next?

Wall Street was still riding high the day after the midterm elections, but on Thursday it was blindsided by the biggest single-day rout in tech stocks since the COVID-19 crash in 2020. However, excluding AI stocks, most stocks were not hit particularly hard. So the question is: after the AI tech stock crash, where should we, as U.S. stock investors, go from here? Should we turn to other traditional sectors with strong gains, or keep buying the dip in tech stocks? If we invest in traditional sectors, which stocks are worth

$PI I still believe Lao Si will deliver an unbelievable result for the global Pi community, capital, institutions, and crypto enthusiasts. From then on, it will be more than trust—they will have no choice but to believe, and he will become a godlike presence

Bitcoin would be the 1st trade in our challenge 🍸
Currently, the price is just under the horizontal resistance and just above the recent low. So, my bias is slightly bearish to neutral, as long as the price trades below the orange line.
I suggest opening a long position only if the price crosses over 76,700-76,800.
In case of losing the recent low, if the price comes below 74,600, we will open a short position.
Targets and stop-loss will be determined once the trade is active. However, in general, my plan is to invest 0.5$ (20$ = total capital) in the 1st trade using 150x leverage. The SL wou

8 trades, 7 wins and 1 loss, for a total return of 1290.2%, averaging 184.3% per trade
I never promise that every trade will win. I just show you this: when I lose, I lose little; when I win, I win big.
Not one trade depended on holding on to a losing position, and not one relied on luck. I accept the one loss. This is my trading principle: admit mistakes quickly, hold positions firmly, keep losses small and gains big—that’s what gives me the confidence to survive long term. #BTC

ZEC at $1,260: The upgrade succeeded, so why are you still losing money?
NU7 is live, block time has been cut from 75 seconds to 25 seconds, and 12,000 ZEC have been permanently locked—but all the bullish catalysts have already played out, and the price has still fallen from 1300 to 1260. Just now, it was down 4% in 24 hours, with $1 million in long liquidations. Is this a classic “buy the rumor, sell the news” shakeout, or has the upgrade’s upside simply not been priced in yet?

Start with the surface: the bullish news is out, but the price has fallen.

NU7 was officially activated on Novembe

The “Democracy Files” series has a new installment. This one looks at how midterm elections are “carried out.” The author focuses not on voting machines, but on the role of NGOs in early voting. The author says they’re too tired this week to write a summary, so they just toss out two main points and let readers take a look and make up their own minds. That approach fits the series’ usual style: no rush to draw conclusions—first, put the questions on the table.

People who believe the election system is rigged already believe it; those who don’t won’t even read about it. What I’m more curious a