La Viola’s massive overhaul is just handing out free kills—Roma’s new coach will use La Viola as his first victim on his debut!
Guys, what did Fiorentina do this summer? Tear everything down and rebuild. Grosso has arrived with his 4-3-2-1, bringing in De Gea, Dragusin, Fagioli, and Mastantuono in one go. Nearly half of the starting lineup has changed. Can the new signings develop chemistry? Even Grosso himself isn’t sure.
Roma have also changed coaches—Gasperini has taken over. But they have a much stronger foundation! They finished third in Serie A last season and secured a Champions League

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8m ago

The Olympic Stadium is Fiorentina’s graveyard—Roma’s three points are a certainty!
Brothers, let me start with one statistic: in Roma’s last 10 home matches against Fiorentina, they have won 7, drawn 2, and lost 1. Last season, they demolished Fiorentina 4-0 at home and beat them 2-1 away. Roma have won their last three meetings. Whenever Fiorentina players step onto the Olympic Stadium pitch, their legs go weak—they are practically three points down already.
Roma splashed nearly €150 million this summer. Malen, Castro, Molina, and Mora have all arrived. Dybala completed the most thorough pres

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23m ago

Double debut for two new coaches—the hole Lazio are in is ten times deeper than Bologna’s!
Folks, the biggest highlight of this match is the debut of two new coaches—Tedesco versus Gattuso. Both are making their Serie A debuts and both want to get off to a winning start. But Lazio’s hole is ten times deeper than Bologna’s.
Bologna’s problems: three key starters from the spine have left, the new signings need time to gel, and their form has fluctuated in warm-up matches. But at least the squad is intact and the tactical ideas are clear—high pressing in a 4-3-3, Orsolini cutting inside, and Dovb

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32m ago

The data doesn’t lie—Bologna have a 41% win probability, so a home victory is on the cards!
Guys, let’s look at the hard data.
Sports Mole analyzed all available data, with Bologna the most likely winners at 41%. Lazio have only a 30.28% chance of winning, while the draw stands at 28.66%. The most likely scoreline is Bologna 1-0, with an 11.32% probability. Meanwhile, Whoscored predicts a 1-1 draw, and Sportsmole even predicts 2-2. But I think 1-0 is the most reasonable outcome—Bologna’s attack is still finding its rhythm, and a win is all that matters.
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42m ago

Historical dominance by Lazio? Wake up—that’s all in the past!
Friends, I know some people will say—Lazio has the historical upper hand, with 15 wins, 10 draws, and 7 losses in their last 54 meetings, giving the edge to the Biancocelesti. But history is history, and the present is the present.
Look at the teams’ three meetings last season—all draws! Bologna lost 0-2 at home in the league, drew 1-1 away, and also drew in the cup. Moreover, Bologna have gone unbeaten in 7 of their last 8 home matches against Lazio. In March 2025, they even thrashed Lazio 5-0 at home. This venue is a nightmare fo

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49m ago

Gattuso's debut is already set to flop? Lazio knocked out of the cup and plagued by injuries—another defeat awaits!
Guys, Gattuso was a tough guy as a player, but as a coach… In his first competitive match in charge, he lost at home in the Coppa Italia to Serie B side Mantova. After the match, he said it felt like “taking a punch.” Fans have even started calling for a boycott of chairman Lotito. And that's not all—three days later, they have to play Bologna away with barely half a squad available.
Lazio's problem isn't just missing one or two players in certain positions—the entire spine is go

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1h ago

Nvidia’s Earnings Report Is More Than a Chip Company’s Results—it Is the Master Switch for the AI Trade
For the final piece, I want to take a step back.
Why is Nvidia’s earnings report so important this time? Not merely because a chip company is reporting earnings. It is because—it is the master switch for the entire AI trade.
Microsoft, Amazon, and Google disclosed their results a month ago. Strong cloud-business growth eased some concerns, but a sharp increase in capital expenditures from Google and Meta sparked new fears. The market now urgently needs Nvidia to verify one thing—whether inve

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1h ago

Around $214, the battle between bulls and bears is about to begin
Having covered the fundamentals, let’s take a look at the technicals. NVDA closed at $214.72 on Friday, down 4.6% over the past week—five consecutive trading-day declines, the longest losing streak since 2022.
Interestingly, the price remains above the 20-day, 50-day, and 200-day moving averages. The medium- to long-term structure is still healthy, but short-term momentum is clearly weakening.
The key levels are clear: $211–214 is the first line of defense, followed by the 50-day moving average at $207–208. If $210 fails to hold

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1h ago

33x P/E, a Five-Year Low—Nvidia Is Actually Cheaper Than You Think
When it comes to Nvidia's valuation, many people's first reaction is that it's "expensive." But if you actually look at the numbers, you'll find a counterintuitive fact—Nvidia may now be as cheap as it has been in five years.
As of August 21, NVDA was trading at $216.85, with a trailing P/E of less than 33.3x. Its forward P/E is around 25x, even below the Nasdaq-100 Index's 26x.
What does a 33x P/E mean? Nvidia's average P/E over the past five years was 63x. It is now only slightly more than half its historical average. Moreove

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1h ago

The $105 billion “favor debt”—Nvidia’s biggest hidden risk lies on its balance sheet
When discussing Nvidia’s earnings report, most people only look at revenue and EPS. But this time, what really deserves attention is the increasingly large “favor debt” on its balance sheet.
Nvidia has committed to providing OpenAI with up to $105 billion in credit and computing support to build an 8-gigawatt hyperscale data center in Ohio. $1.5 billion of that is actual cash investment; the rest consists of credit guarantees and computing commitments.
What does that mean? Nvidia is lending money to one of its

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The $92 billion “passing grade”—Nvidia’s biggest earnings risk isn’t a miss, but “only” a beat
Guys, Nvidia is due to submit its homework after Wednesday’s close. Wall Street currently expects revenue of $92 billion and EPS of $2.09. The midpoint of the company’s own guidance is $91 billion. The gap doesn’t look that big, right?
But that’s exactly where the problem lies: the gap is “not that big.”
$92 billion would represent a 96% year-over-year surge. For any company, that would be a god-tier performance. But for Nvidia, the market wants far more than just a “beat.”
Jefferies has already push

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23h ago

The ten-year winless curse—can it be broken this time? Don't even think about it!
Friends, Newcastle fans must be thinking about one thing tonight—the ten-year winless curse: can it be broken tonight?
My answer is—don't even think about it.
Newcastle have failed to win any of their past 19 Premier League matches against Liverpool. When was the last time they beat Liverpool in the Premier League? December 2015. An entire ten years. How many managers has Newcastle changed during these ten years? How many players? But the result has never changed—they simply cannot win.
Why can't they win? Becaus

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23h ago

The data speaks for itself—Liverpool are unbeaten!
Guys, let’s look at the data.
In the last 10 meetings between the two teams, Liverpool have 8 wins, 1 draw, and 1 loss. In the last 19 Premier League meetings, Liverpool have 14 wins, 5 draws, and 0 losses. In Liverpool’s away matches against Newcastle, they have remained unbeaten in the last 9 games, with 6 wins and 3 draws. The two meetings last season ended in Liverpool’s 4-1 home win and 3-2 away win, completing the double.
With these figures in front of you, do you still think Newcastle can win?
Newcastle have 3 wins, 3 draws, and 4 losse

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08-23 15:27

Even St James’ Park Can’t Save This Newcastle Side!
Friends, St James’ Park is indeed one of the Premier League’s most notorious fortresses. The roar of more than 70,000 fans can leave visiting teams gasping for air. But this time—even the fortress can’t save Newcastle.
Why? Because this Newcastle side is no longer the Newcastle of old. Guimarães is gone, Tonali is gone, Gordon is gone. The midfield has lost its interceptions and organization, the forwards cannot get the ball, and the back line is completely exposed to Liverpool’s firepower. Joelinton is injured too. Livramento is injured as w

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08-23 15:12

Newcastle’s core players have all left—this match is a free three points!
Lads, let’s talk about what Newcastle did this summer—they sold Guimarães, Tonali, and Gordon. The three absolute key players in midfield and attack are all gone! It’s like dismantling a team’s engine, gearbox, and steering wheel and selling them for scrap metal. Can the new arrivals B. Toney, Situ, and Bamba really compare with those three? They’re nowhere near their level.
They won only 2 of their 7 preseason friendlies. They have conceded in each of their last 6 matches. The defense is full of holes. New manager Isak

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08-23 13:09

Ten years without a win! Newcastle are set to lose again!
Brothers, let me start with one number for this match—19.
Newcastle have gone 19 consecutive Premier League matches without beating Liverpool. 14 losses and 5 draws. The last time they beat Liverpool at home? December 2015. They have gone a full ten years without a win!
What kind of shape are Newcastle in now? They finished only 14th last season. Guimaraes, Tonali, and Gordon—their three key players—left in the summer window. Manager Eddie Howe resigned. New coach Jaissle is 38 years old and previously managed Red Bull Salzburg, but has

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08-23 12:54

Haaland is showing his killer instinct right from the start, but this time he really can’t carry the team!
Friends, here’s a stat—Haaland’s performances in the opening matches have been terrifying, scoring 7 goals in 4 games. He’ll most likely score in this match as well. But the question is—what happens after he scores?
Manchester City’s problem right now isn’t the attack; it’s the midfield. After Rodri’s departure, who will organize the play? Who will control the tempo? Who will supply Haaland with ammunition? New signing Anderson joined for £116 million, but we all saw his performance in th

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08-23 12:53

The data doesn’t lie—Man City won’t cover the spread in this match!
Brothers, today we’re looking at the data, not sentiment.
Man City’s win odds are 1/2 from the bookmakers. Bournemouth’s odds to win away are 28/5. It looks like Man City are certain to win, right? But pay close attention to the handicap market—Man City are giving one to one-and-a-half goals. Given Man City’s past home record against Bournemouth, even giving two goals wouldn’t be excessive. They’re only giving one to one-and-a-half goals now. What does that indicate? It shows that the bookmakers lack confidence in Man City.
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