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Tesla’s test of the 200-day moving average ended in failure! The bulls were ultimately let down…
1. Tesla $TSLA
Whether Tesla can take off next depends on whether it can break above 400! Its earnings were fairly solid, but the real highlight was Musk’s earnings call. SpaceX rose first yesterday, and then Musk made more big promises on the call, sending the stock surging to +13%. But Tesla’s earnings call had little to get excited about, and it failed to repeat that script. In the short term, it’s pulling back after failing to break above the 200-day moving average. The death cross is still in effect, and the long-term trend has not reversed.
Historical seasonality is also worth watching: Tesla has tended to make stronger moves in the fourth quarter over the past two years. If this time around, that coincides with an earnings catalyst and a technical breakout, that could be significant. At tonight’s open, watch whether Tesla can hold 373.
2. SpaceX $SPCX
There’s likely still more upside ahead for SpaceX, and the key is whether it can hold 150! The stock is currently showing relative strength. 150 is the dividing line between bulls and bears: if it holds, the outlook remains bullish, with 170 as the next key target.
The year-end rally is definitely something to look forward to!

Can Tesla replicate SpaceX’s 10% surge? Tonight’s showdown at the 400 mark
1. Tesla $TSLA
Can Tesla take off from here? It all comes down to whether it can break through 400! Its earnings were fairly solid, but the real highlight is Elon Musk’s earnings call. SpaceX surged first yesterday, and then Musk made some big claims on the call, sending the stock straight to +13%. Today, the question is whether Tesla can repeat the same playbook. Technically, 390 is the key dividing line right now, while 400 is an important level for confirming a breakout. If the earnings call delivers and the stock breaks above 400 on strong volume and holds there, it could make a run at 406. Historical seasonality is also worth watching: Tesla has often seen stronger moves in the fourth quarter over the past two years. If this time earnings catalysts coincide with a technical breakout, the year-end rally is definitely something to look forward to.
2. SpaceX $SPCX
SpaceX likely still has room to run. The key is whether it can hold 150! The stock is still showing fairly strong momentum. 150 is the dividing line between bulls and bears: hold above it, and the outlook remains bullish, with 170 as the next key target.
Tonight, it all comes down to whether Tesla can take off!

Why did I say I had no intention of going half-in and popping champagne before bitcoin:native starts with a 9? Because Bitcoin is being dragged along by the Nasdaq, the Nasdaq is being dragged along by hardware stocks, and I think the hardware correction isn’t over yet.

Talks “ongoing indirectly,” Trump says “No strikes before the election”
On October 21, Bitcoin broke above $84,000, and Brent crude climbed above $110.
That same day, Iran’s foreign minister said talks were still “proceeding indirectly.”
Trump said: There will be no strikes before the midterm elections.
Put those three statements together, and the market read them as “de-escalation.”
“Indirect talks” sounds like progress, right? The two sides are still in contact, mediators are still passing messages, and diplomatic channels remain open.
But look at the exact words of Iran’s Foreign Minister Araghchi: “The Strait of Hormuz will remain closed until the U.S. accepts the conditions put forward by Iran.”
In other words: The door isn’t closed, but Iran has the key—and Iran says the U.S. hasn’t made the right key yet.
A Qatari spokesperson said, “The lack of public progress does not mean there is stagnation.” That’s true, but it also means one other thing—you have no idea whether things are moving forward or just going around in circles.
The market priced “not broken off” as “almost done.”
Trump’s words and actions.
His words: No bombing Iran before the midterm elections.
His actions: The USS Roosevelt left San Diego on September 27 and will arrive in the Middle East in late November, becoming the third U.S. aircraft carrier in the region, with about 10,000 additional troops accompanying it.
The U.S. midterm elections are in November. The carrier’s arrival is timed precisely for after the election.
This isn’t a conspiracy theory; it’s a matter of practical realities. The third carrier won’t cause trouble for you before the election, but after it, it gives you an option you can act on at any time.
His words say “no strikes,” while his actions are “getting into position.” The market only traded the first half.
From the night of October 19 into the early hours of October 20, dozens of Israeli fighter jets and refueling aircraft flew over Syria and Iraq, following “a formation and route similar to those used in strikes against Iran,” then turned back after nearing the Iranian border.
Israel said it was an exercise.
But U.S. officials assessed that Israel may have been trying to provoke Iran’s air defenses into firing, giving it a pretext to act.
That means the route has already been tested. The formation has flown it. Tehran’s radar-silence threshold has been measured.
Next time, the same route may not end with a turnaround.
Brent crude at $110, with nearly 80,000 people liquidated worldwide in the past 24 hours.
Geopolitical premium has already flowed into oil in real terms, but Bitcoin is still at $84,000, “pretending nothing is wrong.”
The market is trading the reassurance that “talks are ongoing,” while ignoring the reality of why “talks can only proceed indirectly.”
The essence of indirect talks is that the two sides can’t even meet face-to-face. This isn’t getting closer to a deal; it’s another form of getting closer to a deadlock.
And deadlocks excel not at giving you a direction, but at repeatedly triggering your stop-losses.
Before November, Trump has an incentive to maintain the narrative of “calm before the election.”
But the USS Roosevelt will arrive in late November, the midterm election dust will have settled, Israel’s flight route has already been mapped, and the target list is still being updated.
The geopolitical “calm period” may be exactly when you least want to be fully positioned.
“Indirect talks” aren’t good news.
They only mean one thing: Neither side is ready to give ground, but neither side has stopped preparing for something else.
Bitcoin at $84,000 is pricing in “talks.”
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$LINK ‌ is trying to find its footing after a healthy pullback.
Chainlink is trading around $12.73, up 4.5% today, with buyers pushing prices back toward the $12.80 resistance.
Here’s what matters next:
Support: $12.10 to $11.90
Major support: $11.50
Resistance: $12.80
Key breakout zone: $13.75 to $14.00
A clean break above $12.80 could give LINK room to recover toward $13.75. But the daily Supertrend remains bearish at $13.99, so confirmation is still needed.
The bounce looks promising. Now LINK needs to prove it can hold the momentum.
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$ENA ‌ just delivered a strong bounce, but the real test is still ahead.
ENA is up nearly 15% today, reclaiming $0.22 after finding support around $0.19. Momentum is improving, but price remains below the daily Supertrend at $0.2503.
Key levels to watch:
Support: $0.200 to $0.196
Major support: $0.190
Resistance: $0.226 to $0.232
Trend reversal trigger: $0.250
A clean break above $0.232 could open the path toward $0.25. Until then, this is a recovery attempt, not a confirmed trend reversal.
$SOXL ‌#ZECJumps8.5%In24H #USIranMediationPressuresOil

$FIL ‌ is holding its ground, and the recovery structure still looks constructive.
Trading near $1.08, Filecoin is back above the $1.00 area, with the daily Supertrend at $0.9051 supporting the broader setup.
Key levels to watch:
Support: $1.02–$1.04
Major support: $0.90–$0.91
Resistance: $1.17–$1.20
Breakout level: $1.276
A reclaim of $1.20 could open the way toward $1.27, while losing $1.02 would weaken the setup.
The recovery is encouraging. Now FIL needs to turn resistance into support to keep the momentum going.
$SNDK ‌
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BILL is attempting a bounce, but the bigger trend still needs to turn.
$BILL ‌ has recovered from $0.00537 to around $0.00628, up nearly 12% today. That’s a positive reaction from the lows, but the daily Supertrend remains bearish at $0.00858.
Key levels:
Support: $0.0058–$0.0060
Major support: $0.00537
Resistance: $0.0068–$0.0070
Trend reclaim: $0.00858
Holding the current zone could help build a base, while reclaiming $0.007 would be the first meaningful sign of strength.
For now, this is a bounce within a downtrend, not a confirmed reversal. Let the chart prove the recovery.
$MU ‌#EthereumReclaims$2450 #SKHynixJumpsOver7%

$STRK ‌ is attempting a recovery, but the chart still has resistance to clear.
After peaking at $0.1266, STRK corrected sharply and is now trading around $0.0638. Buyers are showing some interest near the recent lows, but the daily Supertrend at $0.0962 confirms the broader trend remains under pressure.
Key levels:
Support: $0.055–$0.060
Resistance: $0.070–$0.075
Major resistance: $0.096
Recovery targets: $0.080 → $0.090
Holding the $0.055–$0.060 zone could help build a base. Reclaiming $0.075 would be the first meaningful sign of strength.
For now, this is a potential recovery setup, not a confirmed reversal. Let STRK prove it can reclaim resistance.
$SPCX ‌#GateReserveRatioReaches118.49% #TeslaQ3EarningsPreview

I've already picked the coin, but unfortunately it pumped before I could buy enough. It has very high conviction—a 5–10x coin you can go heavy on. Privacy ➕AI

For the Robinhood chain to keep thriving, the next step definitely isn’t pumping these old coins. Those that are essentially tokenized stocks are especially unlikely to take off—there are too many underwater holders. Capital will definitely prefer pumping new concepts with more upside and greater potential to attract investment. Aside from the infrastructure projects I listed, I think the Robinhood chain’s next move should be to develop in conjunction with AI.

Ethereum is the real Bitcoin. Remember what I said, and come back in two months to thank me.

A truly sustained major rally either emerges as a V-shaped reversal directly after a deep downturn, or gradually gains momentum after a prolonged period of consolidation at the bottom. Neither condition is met right now, so there’s absolutely no foundation for a sustained rally. There’s no need to rush in and try to buy the dip. Be patient and wait for this downturn to run its course. Don’t even consider trying to buy the dip until after November.

If you can’t buy in at tens of thousands and turn it into tens of millions, focus on finding quality coins with market caps in the hundreds of thousands that can reach $5–10 million. That’s a 5–10x on each one. Put in $1,000 each time. You only need to get it right 15 times to reach your first A7.

HODL: the most widely known phrase in crypto, and also one of the hardest things to do.

It’s really bouncing back. Featured jail coin $boner is up 40 points straight. Gotta get hard; after buying, you have to go to jail. Thank fuck I switched the meme to $boner —otherwise, how much less would I have made?

Trading in my imagination: Find the perfect entry, max out my position, and go all in at 10X. The moment I go all in, the market takes off: out of my cost basis in 5 minutes, double my money in 5 hours, financial freedom in 5 days!
Trading in reality: I opened a short. Ooh~ I closed it! I opened another short. Hey~ I closed it again! I shorted again. Hey~ I closed it again! I’m short, short, short again—guess if I’ll close this time? In short, I’m just messing with the market maker.

99% of buybacks in the industry are all talk. A project that actually uses 100% of its protocol revenue to buy its own token on the secondary market, never sells, and has been buying continuously for 16 months—$DBR is one, a cross-chain protocol whose cumulative trading volume just surpassed $25 billion. Monthly trading volume has risen for three consecutive months, and protocol revenue exceeded $680,000 in September alone. That’s incredibly rare in this industry. ❚ First, let’s look at the growth, because $25 billion is why I’m writing about it this time -

$Meta The earnings report is due out right after the market closes!
It’s already up 2% in anticipation, and $SPCX has taken off. For AI, it’s all about Meta and Tesla now. Revenue consensus is $63.3 billion, up 23.8% year over year. Muse’s real-world usage data will also be released—let’s see what it’s really made of. It currently has 10.9 million users and 2.5 million daily active users, and it’s topped the app charts. That’s no small feat, but it hasn’t contributed much yet.
It’s expected to contribute $10 billion by the end of next year, which still seems low. Are $130 billion in capital expenditures only going to produce $10 billion in results? It takes too long to make money from AI applications through subscriptions. Ads are still the way to go. In the future, the point of paying will just be to avoid ads 😂