Keeping an eye on it until 21:30
October CPI figures are out
Month-over-month rose 0.4%
Higher than the expected 0.3%
Core CPI rose 0.3% month-over-month
Expected 0.2%
No year-over-year figure this time
Last year's shutdown left no comparable data
Just mentioned this afternoon
If core comes in at 0.3% or higher
A 50-basis-point move could be considered
This time it hit the threshold exactly
Nasdaq 100 futures are down about 1%
S&P 500 futures are down about 0.4%
The 2-year Treasury yield rose to around 4.70%
Up about 15 basis points
A 25-basis-point move in December is fully priced in
The prob

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Why study accounting?
Because Buffett said accounting is the language of business.
Why study accounting in English?
Because Nai Zi Ge hopes to master English. Although AI is now very advanced, I still feel that real-time conversations between people make it easier to empathize and connect. Learning about in

Booked profits, folks; you can take a small position at 734–736 for a rebound, watch for a move above 742, and exit if it breaks below 730

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The CPI data came out, and it wasn’t particularly good. Earlier today, Waller had already spoken, preparing the market in advance. Various assets didn’t fall by much, and crypto assets didn’t see the bloodbath everyone had expected.

Meanwhile, after the CPI data came out, the U.S. secretary of state and various U.S. officials said that we were close to reaching an agreement with Iran and didn’t need to take further military action. This was clearly an attempt to soothe the market.

$UNITREE $SNDK $MU Bill Gates is right: they must be taxed heavily. Big companies are now laying off workers en masse and starting to use AI to replace human labor. If everyone does this, will there be any jobs left in the future?

Yesterday I just told someone to short the pump, and sure enough, it only bounced to 75,500 before weakening 🤣
It bounced from 73,510 but couldn't even touch 76,000, then got pushed back to 74,200. ETFs saw another $200 million in outflows yesterday, marking three straight days.
My hands are itching to short right now, but CPI is tonight at 21:30. I’ll hold off until the data comes out.....

📊 Crypto Daily | Evening of Nov 10: The rebound lasted just one day! BTC falls back below 75,000, CPI released ahead of schedule tonight at 21:30, Waller says December “could see a 50-basis-point hike”

Guys, that early-morning rebound really was just a “one-day wonder”: BTC surged to 75,300 before getting knocked back down. It failed to hold 75,000 during the day and fell below 74,500 in the evening. Now it looks like the real force holding back the rebound isn’t bears, but the $1.282 billion in net ETF outflows last week—institutions are heading for the exits. More concerning is tonight: US

#AnthropicLaunchesNasdaqIPORoadshow $64.4B IPO, $1.4T Fully Diluted Valuation: Can AI Growth Justify the Price?
Anthropic has officially opened its IPO roadshow on November 10, taking one of the biggest private AI businesses into a public-market valuation test. The proposed offering is extraordinary in scale, but the more interesting question is what investors are actually buying: a rapidly growing AI business, or a company committing enormous amounts of capital to remain competitive in the AI race.

The proposed Nasdaq ticker is ANT, and the offering is for Class A common stock on the Nasdaq

The plot thickens
$NVDA reportedly provided incomplete information to the US Bureau of Industry and Security (BIS), undercounting Megaspeed's chip inventory by 50,000 chips

#美国10月CPI即将公布 Headline +0.4%, core +0.3%. [Bearish bias] The U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics released October CPI right on time tonight at 21:30 Beijing time. The Dow Jones survey that markets widely used as a pre-release benchmark expected headline inflation of 0.3% and core inflation of 0.2%. Both came in notably higher.

Bitcoin initially surged to 74770 in the minute the data was released, then plunged to a low of 73524.73. Compared with 74410 before the release, the wick bottom was down about 1.2%; ETH fell harder, dropping from around 2098 to 2028.32, about -3.3%. At around 21:46, I saw

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#Gate股票畅聊季 AI Tech Stocks: The Exception and the Favorite—Why I’m Choosing AMD!

I’m bullish on AMD because it has had the strongest buying support in this rebound and has performance to back it up in its financial reports.
Data center business doubles: In the third quarter, the data center business grew about 2x, prompting Oppenheimer to upgrade its rating, with a price target of $600[6].
Lands a Google order: Google Cloud’s next-generation TPU 8tx uses AMD EPYC on the host side, giving AMD a visible and measurable share.
Nvidia leaves an opening: Capital is flowing out of Nvidia and into com

The little one is making progress!
Keep it up 👏

History does not usually repeat, but it often rhymes.
Preparation season is here, it feels like the new bull is coming soon.
$BTC

Everyone says tech and semiconductors have been sanctioned and aren’t allowed to develop, but with this market, where’s the sanction? Damn fake news. Accumulating at the bottom is so damn scummy$SOXL $MU $SNDK ‌ ‌ ‌

Someone posted a ₦516,657 fuel receipt. For one month.
Carpooling is the obvious fix, until the Friday message lands: "Please, who has not paid for fuel?"
Run the fuel kitty as a Circle on @APTreeio. Everyone sees who has paid. Nobody chases.
How does your carpool split fuel?