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#TeslaQ3EarningsPreview
Tesla and SpaceX Could Form a $3.5 Trillion Giant — But the Real Test Is Deal Structure
Elon Musk’s business empire may be approaching a major turning point. Tesla and SpaceX have confirmed that independent committees are exploring a potential merger, bringing electric vehicles, rockets, satellite connectivity, artificial intelligence, and advanced computing closer under one corporate structure. A combined valuation of roughly $3.5 trillion has been discussed, although the final figure would depend on the transaction terms and market valuations.
Why combine the two com

#USEarningsSeason
The third-quarter earnings season is in full swing in the U.S. stock markets. The results reported by Tesla and Meta indicate that the market’s focus has shifted beyond mere revenue and profit figures toward the tangible returns on artificial intelligence (AI) investments, capital expenditures, and forward-looking guidance. So, what do these earnings reports tell us, and what lies ahead in the coming days?
Tesla and Meta: Two Different Stories in the Same Season
Tesla’s third-quarter results presented a mixed picture. While the company’s revenue remained flat at $28.05 bill

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BTC Technical Outlook Heading into Halloween
As the calendar approaches Halloween, the BTC/USDT market is presenting a specific technical structure characterized by consolidation and downward pressure across multiple timeframes.
Macroeconomic Context
Current market sentiment is being influenced by broader economic indicators. Notably, elevated oil prices continue to drive inflation concerns. Persistent inflation typically leads to expectations of sustained higher interest rates, which generally exerts downward pressure on risk assets, including Bitcoin. This macroeconomic backdrop

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🔹 US CFTC: Closely monitoring the prediction market for any manipulation.
🔹 Bitwise: Bitcoin implied volatility falls to a three-year low as long-term holders continue to distribute their holdings.
🔹 On the eve of the midterm elections, the U.S. consumer confidence index is near a historic low.
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#USEarningsSeason
#美股财报季 #ShareWeekly $AAPL$TSLA$META
Meta beat on revenue and still closed down about 7%. Tesla beat on EPS and closed down about 3%. The tech index lost 2.6% in the same session. My view: this earnings season isn’t graded on beats anymore, it’s graded on cash flow and what the spending is actually buying.
1. A beat is not a buy signal right now
Meta’s Q3 revenue came in around $64.6B, up 26%, ahead of expectations. Tesla printed $0.48 per share versus roughly $0.45 expected. Both got sold. When good headlines get sold, the market is asking what it cost to get there, not whe

#USEarningsSeason #ShareWeekly
BIG TECH EARNINGS SEASON 2026: WHO WILL DELIVER REAL AI PROFITS?
Big Tech earnings are entering a critical test. Investors want to know whether massive artificial intelligence spending can generate sustainable revenue, stronger margins and real cash flow. A company can beat earnings expectations and still see its stock fall if management gives weak guidance or announces even higher spending.
My view is that this earnings season will reward companies that demonstrate measurable AI monetization rather than companies relying only on future promises.
1. MARKET SNAPS

#MetaSwingsFromSurgeToSelloff
Meta’s AI spending: A warning sign, or an overreaction by the market?
The core question here is whether Meta’s AI expenditures are generating the potential for future earnings faster than they are consuming cash today.
The sharp shift in sentiment following the release of its financial results may reflect both a legitimate concern regarding rising costs and a short-term market reaction. Investors might have initially welcomed the strong revenue growth, only to reassess their valuation upon scrutinizing capital expenditures, free cash flow, and management’s plans

#USEarningsSeason
The third-quarter earnings season is in full swing in the U.S. stock markets. The results reported by Tesla and Meta indicate that the market’s focus has shifted beyond mere revenue and profit figures toward the tangible returns on artificial intelligence (AI) investments, capital expenditures, and forward-looking guidance. So, what do these earnings reports tell us, and what lies ahead in the coming days?
Tesla and Meta: Two Different Stories in the Same Season
Tesla’s third-quarter results presented a mixed picture. While the company’s revenue remained flat at $28.05 bill

#ShareWeekly
Tesla’s Roadster reveal did two things at once: it put a real product timeline on the table, and it created a short-lived meme-coin event that most people chasing the pump missed.
Tesla unveiled the next-gen Roadster on October 15, 2026, at a SpaceX facility in Texas. The car uses cold-gas thrusters developed with SpaceX, and Tesla says production will not start until 2028. That single detail matters more than the aerial tricks in the demo: the market is trading a future product, not current deliveries.
Monday, October 19, was supposed to be the first real test of whether the hyp

#StriveHoldingsRiseTo36818BTC $BTC $ASST#ShareWeekly
Strive just showed what a one-company bid looks like: 4,045 BTC in a week, at an average of $82,803, while BTC itself went sideways. Here’s how I read the signal, with the financing included.
1. The week in numbers
Holdings went from 32,773 BTC on Oct 9 to 36,818 BTC on Oct 16, which is +12.3% (my math). Of that, 2,822 BTC came on Oct 12–13 and 1,223 BTC on Oct 14–16, at about $81,734 each (roughly $100M). The week’s total was about $335M.
2. The scale (my math)
BTC’s block subsidy is 3.125 BTC. At 144 blocks a day, that’s about 450 BTC of n

#美股存储板块跌幅扩大
The core question is whether this represents a healthy correction following a rally driven by artificial intelligence (AI), or the beginning of a deeper repricing process within the storage sector. Rather than buying simply because prices have fallen, it would be more prudent to focus on earnings expectations, memory pricing, and whether each company can maintain its profit margins.
My perspectives on storage sector stocks:
* Micron (MU): Monitor demand for DRAM and HBM, memory growth linked to AI, and gross profit margin forecasts. Strong AI demand could bolster earnings, though

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#ShareWeekly #WarshIMFSpeech Warsh at the IMF: why the Bangkok remarks matter for rate hikes and for BTC
Fed Chair Kevin Warsh joined IMF Managing Director Kristalina Georgieva for a fireside chat at the IMF-World Bank meetings in Bangkok, and the two questions in this topic are the right ones. Is the tone hawkish or dovish, and what does it mean for Bitcoin? Here are the answers, backed by the numbers that moved after he spoke.
Tone: neutral on the surface, hawkish underneath
Warsh did not choose a side. He reiterated the Fed's commitment to price stability while refusing to prejudge upcoming

#USMemoryStocksExtendLosses #ShareWeekly
Memory chip stocks are in a sharp drawdown, and the selloff has now stretched across several sessions. Micron (MU), SanDisk (SNDK), Western Digital (WDC) and Seagate (STX) have all been sliding, but the damage is not evenly spread. Micron has fallen roughly 14% over the five sessions through October 14, even though it is still up about 97% over six months and about 191% year to date. That gap between recent weakness and the long-term run is the core of the debate right now. Below I walk through what is driving the move, where the key levels sit, and ho