CFO transition, CUDA chief for the long term? The succession plan itself is a risk

Colette Kress, 59, is now serving as interim CEO. She joined Nvidia in 2013 and previously worked at Microsoft, Cisco, and Texas Instruments. She has long co-hosted earnings calls with Jensen Huang. An eToro analyst said she is suited to “stabilizing confidence,” and that assessment is right—a CFO managing the transition is someone investors can understand.

But the problem comes next. Nvidia’s competitive edge comes from its technology roadmap choices: CoWoS packaging, stacked HBM, CPO, and full-rack liquid co

🚨 $EVAA Surging over 100%—but whales are building a sell wall! 🐳$EVAA has surged over 100%, but I’ve spotted some clear warning signs. 🔴 A $170,000 sell wall at $3.00—orders have been sitting there for over 3 hours 🔴 A $125,000 sell wall at $2.80 🔴 Futures open interest is surging 🔴 Long funding rates are climbing rapidly Nearly $300,000 in sell orders are stacked in the $2.80–$3.00 range. My take? Don’t chase the rally. If buyers can absorb these sell walls, the price could break out again. But if it gets rejected, that could trigger aggressive profit-taking and a long squeeze. 👀 The

$ARIA The market maker knows what I’m talking about, deleted my post, and is scared

A recovery has no fixed timetable. The key is not how long prices have fallen, but when interest rates and the dollar turn around. This downturn was essentially driven by “sticky inflation → expectations of further Fed rate hikes → rising dollar and Treasury yields,” not a collapse in gold and silver’s supply-and-demand fundamentals. Historically, short-term stabilization and bottoming usually take 1–3 months, while a sustained recovery generally awaits signals of a Fed policy shift and often gradually unfolds 1–2 quarters after rates peak.
I. How much prices have fallen this time, and why
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GM crypto and stocks crowd. Sunday, weekly close tonight 👀
Wisdom of the Day, Day 12
My journal only started helping once I stopped logging just the trades.
Entry and stop told me nothing. The useful column was why I took it and how I felt right before clicking.
Every Sunday I scroll back through the week. After a week like this one the pattern is usually ugly and obvious: my worst trades came right after big red candles, when I was trying to win it back fast.
Charts for next week come after that review, not before.
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$BARD & $AGT are plunging sharply📉 If you want to make big money, keep shorting these coins: BARD - 0.060, AGT - 0.010

Answer: The candidate has appeared. Don’t rush to a conclusion.
$BTC
Draw the chart first, then speak.
That candle in the early hours today: it drove the price to a new low since July, with the largest volume in nearly three days at the lows—then reclaimed the loss within an hour.
In shape, this is exactly the candle we’ve been waiting for: “makes a new low but can’t push lower.” But the rules haven’t changed: the daily candle hasn’t closed, so for now it’s only a candidate.
Yesterday, my answer was “later.” If it still has this shape at tomorrow morning’s close, I’ll have been wrong—and I’l

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$SOPH Shitcoins. You really shouldn't touch them

$TRX The market’s been interesting lately.

Bitcoin has ground down from 87,000 to just above 65,000, with six straight weeks of losses. USDT has shed 6.6 billion in two months, and publicly listed companies are still dumping. Everyone in crypto is waiting for a bottom, but the money hasn’t disappeared—it’s hunkered down in the corners.

What’s holding up best? Assets like TRX that never go up and never go down. On tonight’s selloff, it’s down just 1.8%, to 0.3072, on its usual, unremarkable volume. But look at its overall trend—it’s only pulled back 19% over the past six months, compared with

Two bearish catalysts for stocks next week:
- Bitcoin, the asset most sensitive to macro liquidity conditions, just suffered a brutal sell-off
- The market may have been wrong to price in "imminent peace" or a "no peace, no war" scenario after all

$WM wrapped in glorious bling, alt price just went exploding up

ALL my dip targets have been met for $BTC and ethereum:native.
I have been showing ya'll this for over a month and they have all hit - $BTC nailed my $64,200 target and held support there after sweeping some lows - my 10x long is already up 45%

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Ethereum (ETH) Full Market Breakdown – November 15, 2026

Ethereum is trading near the $1,790–$1,810 area after continued pressure. Recent quotes place it around $1,791 to $1,808, with 24-hour declines of roughly –5.5% to –6%. Market capitalization remains second only to Bitcoin. Volume has stayed elevated during the sell-off, reflecting both forced liquidations and ongoing institutional activity.

Recent Performance and Percentage Moves
Over the past 7 days ETH has dropped approximately –10% to –12%, falling from levels near $2,050–$2,160 into the high $1,700s and

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🚨 $EVAA Up over 100%—but whales are building a sell wall! 🐳$EVAA has surged more than 100%, but I’ve spotted some clear warning signs. 🔴 $170,000 sell wall at $3.00—orders have been posted for over 3 hours 🔴 $125,000 sell wall at $2.80 🔴 Futures open interest is surging 🔴 Long funding rates are rising rapidly Nearly $300,000 in sell orders are stacked between $2.80 and $3.00. My take? Don’t chase the rally. If buyers can absorb these sell walls, the price could break out again. But if it gets rejected, it could trigger aggressive profit-taking and a long squeeze. 👀 The $2.80–$3.00 ran