US PPI vs. the Fed! After the data is released on November 13, who will be the biggest winner in US stocks and crypto?

Why can a single economic indicator make global financial markets so nervous? Because it affects not only prices, but potentially the cost of capital as well.
US October PPI is about to be released, and the key question on the market’s mind is: Has inflation at the production level cooled?
If PPI remains elevated, the market may think that cost pressures on businesses persist and that the path to lower inflation ahead may not be smooth. The Fed may need to consider the timing

#KOR Could it bounce once and then shoot way up

Why Do Some Traders Read the Market Correctly but Still Fail to Make Money?

Have you ever experienced this?

You correctly predict that Bitcoin will rise, but enter too late and make only a small profit; you correctly read the downtrend, but close your position too early and miss the main move; you even accurately predict the market’s direction, yet your account still fails to achieve the returns you hoped for.

This points to an important issue:

Reading the market correctly is only part of trading success. Correctly predicting the direction does not mean a trade will necessarily be profitab

You should really be looking at S&P 500 chart.
These are some clean ranges and good price action, this is my plan for now.

#USAICStocksFallBroadly Over $1 Trillion Erased: Inside the Governance Crisis and National Security Storm Hammering U.S. AI Stocks

One of the sharpest governance and national security shocks in modern tech history is shaking Wall Street right now. Under #USAICStocksFallBroadly, institutional investors are rapidly pulling back from U.S. artificial intelligence equities following a major leadership crisis surrounding NVIDIA CEO Jensen Huang, escalating counterintelligence scrutiny involving China, and deep technical breakdowns across the charts.
This is far more than a routine tech pullback. It

🐋 WHALE WATCH : $MSCI is removing Strategy from its global indexes effective November 30.
Funds tracking those indexes hold roughly 13 million Strategy shares about 3.1% of the company. At todays close of $122.35 thats $1.6B in forced selling close to 60% of a normal days trading volume.
The date is set. The selling is mechanical.

☀️ GM! Markets are bouncing. But is this rally for real? 🧐
Nasdaq rose 1.6%, $CRWV surged 24.7%, while BTC remains under pressure near $74K. PPI is up next. 👀

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💻 AI stocks: Can earnings sustain the rally?
₿ BTC: Will crypto catch up?
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Why are trading plans written so thoroughly, yet still so easily distorted in live trading?

Many traders do have a plan.

Entry conditions, stop-loss levels, take-profit targets, and position sizes are all set in advance.

But once they enter the market, things change: when prices rise, they worry about missing an opportunity; when prices fall, they are reluctant to stop out; after consecutive losses, they rush to break even; after consecutive wins, they become overconfident.

In the end, they are no longer executing the original trading plan, but another set of rules continually modified by

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Why Are Traders More Likely to Make Serious Mistakes After a Winning Streak?

A winning streak is normally something to celebrate.

But in the trading market, profits can sometimes bring new risks.

When traders get several calls right in a row, they may gradually become more confident in themselves, less alert to risk, and even start to think they have figured out the market.

The truly dangerous moment may not be after a series of losses, but when you start to think you can't make mistakes.

I. Why Does a Winning Streak Change Trading Behavior?

1. Confidence gradually turns into overconfide

Who would have thought? November’s U.S. stock market disaster would be Jensen Huang fooling around with women everywhere.

The sky is falling—Jensen Huang is having another affair with an executive, and now the board is using this as a pretext to start removing him. Nvidia is plunging. Jensen just made the mistake every man makes.

The Nasdaq was dragged down today, too, and the Micron-SanDisk-SK Hynix trio is giving back yesterday’s gains.

Bitcoin is also giving back yesterday’s gains. It’s incredible that gossip can move leverage in U.S. stocks and Bitcoin. One possibility is that profit-ta

🐋 WHALE WATCH : Glassnode data shows 7.12M BTC 35.4% of supply already has public keys visible on the blockchain. At current prices thats over $500B exposed to future quantum attacks.
Most Bitcoin addresses reveal their public key the first time you send from them. Any coins left in that address afterward are exposed. Coins sent to it later are exposed too.
The fix is simple: move exposed coins to a fresh address. One transaction ends it.

Why does rushing to break even after a trading loss often make things worse?

In cryptocurrency trading, losses themselves are not necessarily the most dangerous thing.

What truly deserves caution is how you react after a loss.

When an account experiences a drawdown, some traders immediately look for the next opportunity, hoping to earn back their losses as quickly as possible. They may increase their position size, trade more frequently, or even abandon their original trading plan.

The result is often that they take on more unnecessary risk to make up for previous losses.

After a loss, th

$KOR
This coin has been falling ever since it opened~ It’s already fallen more than 100-fold~ Will it keep falling? GT staking~ The returns from staking GT before were vastly different from the returns from staking this KOR~ Forget it~ I’ll just hold on to the coins I mined! If it gets delisted, I’ll just act like it never existed

Let’s be fair, nothing is random and if you think this NVDA shenanigan was real, you’re a bum. Everything was already meant to be this way, but they needed a narrative to justify the selling. It’s the same every time an asset breaks structure they need a narrative to justify it.
As we know, crypto will always predict the future of any asset above it on the risk curve, because crypto dumps first, starting with altcoins, then Bitcoin, and eventually the domino effect moves forward into the stock market, the metals market, the bond market, and so on, until everything gets a reset and a new cycle