$SNDK Consensus EPS is around $46.2, already above the top of the company’s $44 to $46 guidance range, yet the share price has slid from its 52-week high of $2,354.39 on June 22 to $1,238.03, a pullback of about 47%. Earnings estimates are still being revised upward, but the stock is already being priced as if the cycle has peaked. $MU $WDC
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First, the timing: results are due after the market close on October 29 Eastern Time, with the conference call at 4:30pm EDT, or 4:30am on October 30 Beijing time. AMZN and INTC are also reporting that night.
Let’s break down the numbers.
Fiscal Q

World Series Game 2 recap
Rays 4–5 Brewers (series 0–2)
Opening: The Rays dominated
Top of the first, Pratt’s throwing error opened the door,
consecutive hits + Liam Hicks’ two-run homer,
and suddenly it was 4–0.
Middle innings: The Brewers grind out at-bats and rally
Contreras and Mitchell immediately clawed back 2 runs in the bottom of the first;
Aranda’s error in the fourth gave them another run, making it 4–3.
Frelick’s game-tying homer in the sixth,
then rookie Pratt’s opposite-field hit put them ahead in the seventh.
Actually, besides the champion being the Brewers from the National Leag

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sol parked at $101.5, bnb quietly +1% at $740, xrp $1.30. the whole board is flat and my cat still looks more shocked than the chart. probably nothing

Field day for bears
$BTC

$ENA Current price: 0.2064, up 8.8% over 24H. The 1H trend is strong, with RSI at 74.8; the 4H trend is also relatively strong, with RSI at 49.2. Watch whether the price can hold above the 0.209 resistance and rebound after losing the 0.1887 support. Trading volume is only 0.28x the average, so confirmation is needed. Market volatility is high; for observation only.

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🔥 META revenue grows 26% but stock plunges! 686 breaks down, is 537 the next key level to watch?
Trade watch: $META $GOOGL $NVDA
Last night, on Meta's Q3 earnings night, the market delivered a thought-provoking reaction:
Revenue grew 26% year over year, and overall results were strong, yet the stock plunged after earnings. As of the October 22 close, META was at $648.82.
The question is: With results this strong, why isn't the market buying it?
My view is that Meta's advertising business remains strong, but the market is reassessing AI investment costs, cash flow pressure

With the same 1,000U, the outcomes can be worlds apart. $PREDICT Are you catching this falling knife today?
The market just took a dive. PREDICT is now at 1.4122, down 12.83% in 24 hours. It peaked at 1.7652 and plunged to a low of 1.3539, with $8.7M in trading volume—not exactly low, which means this isn't a dead market no one cares about; people are actively trading. Someone in the group just asked me, “Is it time to buy the dip?” I replied bluntly: first figure out whether you're buying a rebound or catching a falling knife.
Let's break down the battle. The bulls are saying, “A 12-point dr

$TMFB is showing signs of recovery near $29.70.
Buyers are defending support around $29.35, while $29.85 remains the key resistance.
A clean breakout could open the door toward $30.
Watching for a potential buying opportunity. DYOR!

Nvidia now has $36B in cloud backstops on its books, plus a guarantee of up to $105B tied to a single OpenAI data center.
The shovel seller is co-signing the loans for the people buying shovels.
Demand is real, guys. Amazon's Andy Jassy says AWS capacity is largely sold out through 2027, with 2028 commitments already piling up.
But corporate bond spreads just hit their widest since May 2025 on fears about debt-funded AI spending.
Everyone agrees the compute is needed, right? The fight is over who ends up holding the debt.
Healthy demand, or vendor financing with extra steps?

Guys, let me share my personal take on BTC

BTC is now around 80.5k. Saturday’s sell-off broke below 80k, briefly touching 79k before recovering—showing that neither bulls nor bears are willing to give up the 80k level easily.

My directional view is clear: bearish in the short term, watchful in the medium term.

Reason: 82k is clear resistance overhead; a rebound to that level would let trapped holders break even. If 79k gives way, price will test the deeper support at 75k.

So there are just three things to do:

- If it rebounds to around 82k, don’t chase; that’s a zone to reduce pos

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On-chain data are moving beneath the surface, yet prices are as motionless as if nailed in place—this divergence is playing out simultaneously in BTC, ETH, and SOL.
First, $BT: net inflows of 258.22 coins in a single day, with extra-large orders leading the buying, but the candlesticks refuse to rise, and price keeps battling around the 80,000 level. Large investors are quietly accumulating below, but there are no signs of active price pushing in the short term.
Next, $ETH : net inflows of 4274.86 coins, with a fairly healthy capital structure and large orders adding to positions in tandem. Th

$BTC Now that the election and midterms are behind us, why hasn’t the price moved? There’s no single explanation. Market depth has clearly thinned recently, with a layer of orders missing from the order books. For example, the cumulative orders across the top few levels on major exchanges are down from a few weeks ago. The same market order for a few dozen BTC might have moved the price by just a few dozen dollars before; now it’s more likely to move it by over a hundred dollars. In this kind of market structure, prices are easiest to push around with small orders, and they’re also most likely

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