Q’s valuation (forward P/E) has reached its lowest range in 6 years (Figure 1). EPS expectations (Figure 2) remain optimistic, but growth may have already peaked (Figure 3; in my view, this is the main reason for the recent valuation compression).
It’s somewhat like 2018, but also not quite (another midterm election year). The similarity is that 2018 was also a year of “excellent EPS, but severe multiple compression.” Then, amid hopes for the new year, the Q4 crash arrived. The crash was mainly driven by macro shocks: rate hike expectations, the trade war, and the economy “seemingly” weakening

November 15 ETH Evening Watch: As of 18:16 Beijing time, Gate futures were trading around 1829. The rebound from the intraday low has been fairly strong, and there may still be room for a short-term recovery, while overhead resistance is also drawing closer.

The two key areas to watch next are 1818–1822 below; holding this range would keep the rebound in play. Above, watch 1841–1845; if price spikes up but fails to hold, look out for a pullback. A break and hold above 1858 would open the way toward 1876–1890; if 1818 gives way, watch for support at 1806–1792.

My approach is to wait for the p

Gold is at the 3800$ support level. We had predicted a drop to this support. From here, it could first test 4000$, followed by the 3500$-3700$ range. #XAUUSD #Altın
⚠️ This is not investment advice.

Now is the time to buy Bitcoin and NVIDIA

$SOL has finally entered my TERRITORY ENTRY ZONE 😍
I have two major accumulation zones for my long-term $500–$1,000 targets:
🟢 Entry Zone 1: $70–$50
🟢 Entry Zone 2: Around $30
My strategy is simple: I'll keep accumulating during every major crash instead of panic selling.
If you're holding #SOL for the long term, panic selling inside these accumulation zones makes little sense to me.
The only time I'll happily panic is when $SOL trades above $200 😂
Big crashes are opportunities for patient spot investors, not reasons to lose conviction.
My long-term targets remain unchanged: $500 / $700 /

$$ASTER This data looks off.

Down 18% in 24 hours, from 0.642 to 0.4779, yet trading volume hit 215.5M—a price-halving-style retracement alongside massive turnover. This isn’t ordinary market shakeout. Normal pullbacks come on lower volume; a sharp, high-volume sell-off has only three explanations: first, a liquidation cascade, with longs getting liquidated one after another and their positions changing hands; second, the project team or market makers actively dumping at a key level to accumulate tokens and trigger panic selling; third, someone knows something we don’t and is getting out ear

I can't make it any simpler than this. I've used @ITMatrixHQ to teach you guys next week's game plan for SPX
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$ETH I just couldn't resist opening a short. This thing's price action is too wild—I got trapped right after entering with a small position. $ZEC This crazy coin is seriously resilient and always does its own thing. Might as well leave it alone and let it do whatever it wants.
Risk warning: The above is only a personal trading record and does not constitute investment advice. Contract trading carries extremely high risks; please participate with caution.

Analysis only
Item Short position
15-minute entry 1,828–1,845 range (preferably after a pullback fails to break above the upper band)
Stop-loss Above 1,858 (previous high + above the upper band)
Target 1 1,806 (15m midline)
Target 2 1,767 (15m lower band)
Target 3 1,710 (4H previous low; a break below 1,753 is needed for confirmation)
Looking at both charts, the short setup is valid, but wait for the right entry. Don’t chase a short at 1,828.

4-hour chart — the broader trend remains bearish

Price at 1,828 is below the BOLL midline at 1,916.85, which is sloping downward—a clear bearish struct

#晒出我的持仓收益 $MU $BTC
Let's get a wave going ‌ ‌

Zuo Zuo’s ETH short hit TP1 today🎯
Trade idea posted on Binance Square at 10:30 this morning:
Short ETH, wait for a bounce to 1,820–1,830 to enter, stop-loss at 1,860, TP1 at 1,775
At 10:59, the price bounced to 1,821.99 and the order was filled
At 15:47, the price dropped to 1,774.87, and TP1 was hit
Result: +2.74% (based on a midpoint entry price of 1,825, with no leverage). Record: 13 wins, 19 losses
Zuo Zuo’s approach: wait for a bounce to enter rather than chase a short.
The next trade idea will be posted on Binance Square first. Link in the comments👇
To see it as soon as it’s posted, f

Crypto Fear & Greed Index just hit 12.
What a time to be in crypto. 😭

Leverage has pulled back, but volume hasn’t. $WIN volume is up 2.162x, and I’m buying the dip.
$WIN is currently at 4.58e-05, down 18.3% in 24h, with a long red candle plunging to the bottom of its intraday range. Others are panic-selling, but I’m not running—I’m bullish at this level.

24h trading volume is 823375 USDT, with a volume ratio of 2.162—real volume-backed turnover. WIN funding rate is neutral at 2.9e-05, and leveraged traders are absent across the board—there’s no long squeeze; spot buyers are picking up tokens.

The broader market is even colder: only 5 of 60 coins are up, the Fe

#btc $btc The upward direction will be confirmed in the next 4-hour candle... It’s not clear right now; at 15:00

BTC was hit by rate hike expectations, falling to 62000💵. Was that a bottom bounce or an extreme reversal?
Next, we’ll have to wait for the December 8–9 policy meeting.

bulls and bears both chopped out
this could look like hilarious bottoming PA in hindsight
reminds me of 2023
$BTC (1W)