🚨 $NVDA STOCK VIEW: THE FED JUST SPOKE—WILL AI STOCKS KEEP RISING OR FACE A BIGGER CORRECTION?
#Gate股票观点挑战 #NVDA
Tonight's market focus was not only on NVIDIA earnings or the AI boom.
All eyes were on the Federal Reserve and the critical Jackson Hole speech. The message from the Fed has once again reminded investors of an important reality:
Inflation and interest rates still matter. 👀
For a high-growth technology stock like $NVDA this could become one of the biggest short-term market catalysts.
So, is $NVDA still a BUY? Or could a more hawkish Fed create pressure on one of the world's most v

This move didn’t even require me to think—the account is dancing on its own.
When I checked the chart after lunch, $UNITREE was facing clear resistance above, and several consecutive pushes failed to break through. I placed a short order above at 97.209 right then. The logic was simple: if it can’t break through, it comes back down—this was a position practically handed to us👀.
When price is under pressure at the highs, the biggest danger is fooling yourself into saying, “This time is different.” Every push higher was draining the bulls’ strength, and after several attempts, it kept weakenin

My hand trembled slightly as I set the stop-loss a few days ago, only to realize this morning that my filial concern had been unnecessary. The last thing I saw before bed was the bottom moving sideways, with funds quietly entering. I felt it was about to take off, so I casually placed a long order. Entered at 96.30, and today it surged straight to 108.82, delivering a +319.04% return—what a rush. I’ve closed 75% first, and placed a cost-price protection order on the remaining 25% to let it run on its own. I’d rather miss a limit-up than catch a falling knife and end up with blood all over my h

the "my next play is going to retire me" is what's holding you back from winning
if you focus too much on the goal, whether its 6,7,8 figs
you lose sight of what's infront of you
yes it's good to want it
but you can't want it too much that you have to have it NOW.
the road to the citadel is not a few trades,,
when you think "this is my kingmaker"
you oversize, blast too high, lose sense of invalidations and think emotionally
i forgot who on CT i read this from but he said something along the lines of
if you were asked to run 100km
you wouldn't do it all at once
you would run a 5k for 20 days

I’m ready to clock in. If it’s a rug may god have mercy on my soul

I was just about to go to the forum and rant, but then I saw my balance—forget it, the market is always right. During the repeated intraday swings, I kept watching that momentum: each push upward was weaker than the last, and volume failed to follow. The support was too weak. This kind of rebound isn’t a reversal; it’s a ladder for people to escape.

I flagged the short-position idea, and the bearish logic of this move played out crystal clear. $DGAI slid all the way from 0.7675 to 0.6573, with +330.41% secured. Feels good, brothers.

Close 70% first and put the bulk in your pocket. Move th

With a move like this, I don’t even need to think—the account is dancing on its own, to the point that I almost feel embarrassed to say it was thanks to the short position.

While everyone else was running, I stared at the $XAU intraday chart for a long while. Every time it tried to push upward, the funds waiting below to buy looked like they had just woken up—insufficient support, and no one was there to carry it higher. The market looked lively at the time, but every rebound came with shrinking volume. The bulls were practically performing a solo act, and this kind of show wouldn’t make it

No operations, no analysis, just pure luck—this result is embarrassing even to talk about. Actually, it wasn't all luck: as the market repeatedly fluctuated, $TAC kept struggling around 0.003206. Every upward push fell just short, and the trading volume was pitifully low. I judged it to be a paper tiger and directly positioned for a long. After lunch, I checked the chart, and the current price had already reached 0.002287. With +398.54% safely in my pocket, the returns have me feeling apprehensive, afraid the market will catch on tomorrow and blacklist me. I'll close 80% first; for the remaini

I just casually hit refresh, and it dropped on its own, leaving me in a really passive position. While it was bottoming out intraday, I could tell something was off just by looking at that candlestick. Volume kept shrinking, but selling pressure showed no sign of easing. Every rebound was a fake breakout—who can still be fooled by this kind of rhythm?

The short I opened at 0.09365 is now at 0.03186, with +3177.44% unrealized profit. It really dragged at first, but once it broke out, it felt great. This big chunk of profit is enough to keep me happy for several days.

Time to manage the posi

I just casually hit refresh, and it dropped on its own, leaving me in a very passive position.
Right after I saw the bearish news, the market hadn’t fully started moving yet. The selling pressure above $PLAY was obvious; every rebound was met with a tentative pullback, and the sell orders were strong. I felt the rebound was extremely weak, so I didn’t chase longs. Instead, I opened a short at 0.12183. Looking at 0.03585 now, the +699.63% profit is already in the bag. The market served this move perfectly.
It’s not that my prediction was particularly accurate—the market wrote the answer right

$GT Added to the GT position on August 29, 2026; total: 614, cost price: 7.37#Gate7天净流入全球Top3

Hahahaha, I successfully predicted the long/short direction but couldn’t hold on to it; that gold could have gotten revenge—fuck me.

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Yesterday’s 7 trades totaled 7000 points. The market first surged in the morning, then pulled back, ranged through midday, and moved sideways lower at night. The move matched expectations: favoring longs early, then short-term shorts. In the afternoon, the view shifted to continued weakness, with the nighttime fundamentals turning bearish, the market structure weakening, etc., all forecast in advance. The strategy has always been disclosed ahead of time, and the 16-win streak continues.
Overall, the market is ranging within a broad range, making this a week of corrective consolidation. As d

With this trend, I don’t even need to think—the account is partying on its own. To be honest, when I entered, I didn’t expect it to pay off this quickly.

During the intraday plunge, $EIGEN seemed to bounce, but every upward push was just short of enough, with absurdly weak buying support. Once I saw the clear resistance above, I decisively entered a short. After grinding around for a while, it finally plunged—feels wrong not to take the money.

Entered at 0.2195, now at 0.1943, +557.27% secured. As for profits, they only count once they’re in your pocket. Even if you make just one point, an

No conviction, couldn’t hold it, the profit on this move was paper-thin, but I absolutely loved it. When the market was being dumped early in the session, I already felt that $GMT was acting strange. It was clearly falling, yet the rebound came on declining volume, which showed that no capital was willing to step in and catch it. This kind of price action has only one outcome—further decline.
Shorted at 0.01052, now at 0.00694, +1638.83%. It’s not much, but this is real profit. The answer was right there, and I held it.
Position management is simple: take 80% off the table first, and move the

This was purely the market feeling good and casually scattering some gold coins, which happened to hit me on the head. While everyone else was running, I kept my eye on $BEAT and saw that every upward push failed to hold, with volume getting smaller and the rebound losing momentum—a classic low-volume bull trap. I opened a long around 3.2497; at the time, many people still thought it could reverse. And the result? Now at 0.1292, with +47555.94% in hand—feels amazing! Don’t get greedy for the last bite. Close 80% first and put it in your pocket, then move the protection level on the remaining 2

I originally planned to cut my losses as an offering to the heavens, but the sacrifice never happened—the meat roasted itself. When the screen was glowing green, I counted the $PROM candlesticks: the few at the top were all low-volume rallies, while the real money had quietly entered. The pullback held above the previous low, with clear support, so I added one lot and tightened my stop-loss a bit. Purely because the logic gave me enough confidence.

Looking at it now, from 4.864 to 5.045, +35.61% is enough for me to enjoy a good meal. The buildup was genuinely frustrating, but the breakout fe