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Crypto and U.S. stocks are all falling; what will drive the next rebound?
The market has fallen pretty hard over the past two days, and many people are asking whether the rally is over. I think this looks more like a collective flight to safety, and it’s not time to turn completely bearish yet
U.S. tech stocks are weakening, putting $NVDA , robinhood:0x86923f96303d656e4aa86d9d42d1e57ad2023fdc, and $MU under pressure. BTC is falling toward $70k, and ETH has also dropped below $2,100. At the end of the day, what everyone is most worried about right now is liquidity and AI valuations
So what wil

AI’s real crisis
is not the wealth gap
but structural displacement
Unemployment used to be cyclical
When the economy recovered, people could go back to work
AI brings structural displacement
Jobs aren’t temporarily gone; they disappear permanently
Once machines learn, people are no longer needed
This is an unprecedented proposition
Our future lives and personal worth
must be redefined by us
Right now, AI startups seem to be flourishing everywhere
But only four types are actually getting results
AI training, helping businesses implement AI, acting as intermediaries, and opening accounts as agen

X posts can now be shared directly to Moments
And Moments can directly display the profile picture, account, and first few lines
Before, sending a link over was basically a dead end
Now it can finally be seen
You still need to bypass the firewall to view the full post
But the preview can already show up directly in Moments
More content from Chinese-speaking creators
One more direct route to a private audience
Feels like the Great Firewall has loosened a little more
🤔

Four consecutive up days, with a volume-backed breakout from the descending wedge. Is $AMD’s sharp rally just a short-covering flash in the pan, or is a major uptrend really taking off?
Yesterday $AMD volume doubled, with the stock surging 7.32% on the day to close at $552.90. It climbed even higher after hours, topping $577 and clearing the $570 hurdle ahead of time.
The buying this time is backed by real money, mainly because third-quarter data center revenue surged 97%, server CPU shipments jumped, and investment banks turned bullish. Solid results are supporting the buying.
For the short

Everyone, don't feel bad; no one needs to envy anyone
Those who didn't buy silver bought gold
Those who didn't buy gold traded stocks
Those who didn't trade stocks invested in funds
Those who didn't invest in funds traded futures
Those who didn't touch futures traded U.S. stocks
Those who didn't trade U.S. stocks jumped into crypto
Got liquidated on contracts, stuck holding altcoins
Those who didn't touch any of that
Bought houses and cars, buying at the top
Those who didn't buy property lent money they never got back
Those who didn't lend money may have had their savings stolen in a scam
Thos

Has CoreWeave already sold its computing capacity through 2028? Is the AI computing market really not worried about oversupply?
$CRWV Q3 revenue was $3.661 billion, up 168% year over year. Backlog reached $132.5 billion, up 138%. Adjusted operating margin rose to 10%, and full-year revenue guidance was raised to $13 billion–$13.3 billion.
The company raised product prices by 25% in July this year, then by another 10% at the end of Q3. Long-term contracts currently generate annualized revenue of $20 million–$25 million per megawatt, while short-term contracts exceed $40 million. Management says

The true opportunities of an era
are never technologies that suddenly emerge
nor platforms that rise abruptly
but more and more people
beginning to understand themselves and society in new ways
and what kind of life is worth pursuing
When this change goes unnoticed
it is only a latent emotion
Once expressed
it becomes a social current
When enough people are willing to invest time and money in it
the current forms a market
The true wave
is a shift in the collective unconscious
Call it “consensus”

AI unicorn Anthropic is pushing hard to knock on Nasdaq’s door before Thanksgiving. Do you think it can secure a $100 billion valuation this time?
Recently, the U.S. AI sector has been highly volatile, and market euphoria has cooled considerably.
The wild figures floated a while ago—raising $69.3 billion at a $2 trillion valuation—were quickly denied and retracted by the company, exposing the fierce tug-of-war between underwriters and potential buyers.
The roadshow has officially kicked off. So what will the valuation actually be?
Judging by the latest negotiations, the early dream of a $2 tri

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With oil prices retreating and inflation clouds temporarily clearing, why can gold bulls always stage a comeback at critical moments? $XAU
Gold prices recently climbed back above $4,120 per ounce, gaining more than 1% intraday. It may seem that easing geopolitical tensions drove oil prices lower, directly relieving inflationary pressure, but the real driver is the market’s sensitive tug-of-war over a potential Fed policy shift.
Although Goldman Sachs and other institutions lowered their year-end forecasts amid signs of a hawkish tilt from the Fed, the backdrop of massive US debt and long-term

The just-released domestic October PPI data surged to 5.7% year over year, up further from 5% last month
Many people might initially think this means industry is recovering and companies are about to make big profits, but it’s really not that simple
Factory-gate prices were pushed sharply higher this time, mainly not because people are buying more, but because upstream raw material and energy costs were driven up
So what exactly should we keep a close eye on next?
First, whether higher raw material costs can be passed on to ordinary consumers
Upstream raw material prices have risen too much, b

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has slept with so many people around you that you know
he might feel quite accomplished
you suddenly feel this person is pretty disgusting😅

Tech stocks plunged and then rebounded—did you catch this roller coaster?
On November 5, the semiconductor index plunged more than 12% in a single day, essentially an outburst of long-simmering investor frustration
At the November 6 U.S. market close, $AMD staged a strong rebound of over 11%, $NVDA recovered 3.58%, driving $Q to rebound into the close. But the Nasdaq still fell 3.4% for the week—this is definitely not a trend reversal
This major shakeout was essentially institutions precisely weeding out stocks.
In the past, buying chips meant a rising tide lifted all boats; anything with a

No one ever tells me gossip.
Tonight, I listened to someone tell the story of Mr. A from the crypto world.
I listened all night, thinking the whole time they were talking about Mr. B.
I can't even pass on hearsay🦢 as hearsay🦢.
I can't even get the gossip right 😑.
I'm hard of hearing and have a bad memory.
Maybe that's why no one ever tells me gossip🤷‍♀️

AI hardware stocks have fallen so hard—how much further could they fall?
This downturn may just be the beginning. Over the past few years, AI companies have poured money into buying GPUs and building data centers, and hardware makers have reaped the benefits.
Now the market is starting to worry: if data center construction slows, can this industry chain sustain its previous growth?
I think there are a few things to watch.
1. Smaller computing companies face greater pressure
Companies like $CRWV rely heavily on financing to expand. If projects are delayed and they buy less equipment, that coul

Can Micron hold this pullback to the 200-day moving average? $MU
Honestly, technical indicators alone don't mean much anymore. The entire memory sector is now facing a dual loosening of sentiment and positioning.
From the charts, the stock has fallen for several consecutive sessions and broken below multiple short-term moving averages, forming a bearish alignment. In the short term, the $720–$770 range is the bulls' last psychological line of defense. If panic selling continues, moving averages alone are unlikely to put on the brakes.
The gap between HBM expectations and reality is narrowing,

👌 A family member has been taken into custody
Many people are stunned in that moment, with only one question on their minds
When will they be released?
The answer lies in three milestones: 7 days, 14 days, and 37 days
At each milestone, the direction of the case changes completely
▶️ 7 days: the first turning point
After someone is taken into custody, the police must submit an arrest approval request to the procuratorate within 3 days
This can be extended by up to another 4 days, which is why the 7-day milestone exists
If they have not been released after 7 days in custody, this is no longer