November 12: Gold falls below the $4,000 mark as bulls completely capitulate

After gold opened yesterday, the Asian session continued the weak rebound from the previous evening, but the rebound was clearly insufficient. The $4,070–$4,080 range continued to cap prices. Gold weakened again during the European session, then accelerated lower after the U.S. market opened, eventually breaking below the $4,000 psychological level and touching a low near $3,982. The daily chart once again closed with a large bearish candle, further strengthening the downtrend. Fear spread through the market, dealing

Huang didn’t cheat on a woman—he cheated my wallet.

Before the market opened last night, $CRWV was already ripping higher. As a downstream company in the AI supply chain, its earnings beating expectations by a wide margin should have given the entire upstream supply chain a shot in the arm. Memory, computing power, and optical communications should theoretically all benefit.

I saw the market celebrating and figured tonight was a sure thing, so I went to bed without a worry. But when I woke up this morning, would you look at that—$NVDA had plunged again.

Apparently, Huang was exposed for c

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The prediction market industry is entering an important stage of development, and Polymarket's reported annualized revenue exceeding $1.8 billion highlights how quickly this sector is attracting attention. What interests me most is not simply the growth in trading activity, but the possibility that prediction markets could become an important part of the future financial information ecosystem.

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Oil Markets Are Entering a Critical Turning Point: Can Diplomatic Progress Sustain the Recovery, or Is Another Volatile Phase Ahead?

The recent developments in US-Iran negotiations have introduced a new dynamic into global financial markets. After a period of heightened geopolitical uncertainty, investors are beginning to price in the possibility of reduced tensions in the Middle East. This shift has supported financial markets, eased some inflation concerns and contributed to a recovery in risk appetite.

However, my view is that the current improve

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Is the Fed’s hawkish turn just the beginning? Inflation keeps roaring back, and this is what markets fear most—not rate hikes!

What may really be keeping markets up at night is not a 25-basis-point Fed rate hike, but inflation’s refusal to come down.
U.S. core CPI rose 0.3% month over month in October, holding at that pace for three consecutive months. It may seem like just 0.3%, but if that pace persists, inflation will clearly remain some distance from the Fed’s 2% target.
More importantly, core inflation excludes food and energy prices, helping gauge more fundamental price pressures. Its f

For a sandwich, Elvis flew 1,400 kilometers in his private jet in the middle of the night.
Late on February 1, 1976, at Elvis Presley’s Graceland mansion in Memphis, he was drinking and chatting with two police officers he knew, who also served as bodyguards. Someone casually mentioned a giant sandwich from a Denver miners’ restaurant, and the slightly tipsy Elvis immediately got a craving.
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$BTC This price action is really grueling. The sideways-downtrend pattern is clear, but each rebound is weaker than the last—from reaching the upper Bollinger Band after earlier drops, to only reaching the middle band, and now not even getting there.

Bollinger Bands can easily fail when the market is ranging and trading volume has dried up to almost nothing, because a single long red or green candle can break straight through the upper or lower band at any time. But as long as the trend direction is clear, whether it’s trending sideways-up or sideways-down, using Bollinger Bands to plan trade

Good morning, Zuo Zuo kept an eye on U.S. stocks for you last night☕
CPI knocked them flat the day before, but yesterday U.S. stocks put on a real Rocky: they got knocked down, got back up, and charged up the steps🥊
S&P 500 +1.31% to 7,619
Nasdaq +1.60%, up 400 points in a day
CoreWeave +24.7% after earnings, Micron +11.9%
$NVDA closed +2.87% at $173.73, and Bitcoin climbed back above 74,000
But the story isn't over yet: After the close, the NYT broke another story about Jensen Huang's alleged affair, and Baird downgraded the stock that same day. Nvidia fell more than 3% after hours.
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The Fear & Greed Index has fallen to 28. Many people’s first reaction is “be greedy when others are fearful,” and they rush to buy the dip—but sentiment indicators are never entry signals. They only tell you where the market is, not when it will bottom. BTC is currently weakening and weighing on overall risk appetite, with funds pulling out of high-volatility assets,
$NVDAB is down 6.24% over 24 hours, with a trading volume of 107M USDT. Its decline is clearly steeper than those of the concurrently active $NEAR (-0.14%) and $ADA (-0.12%), making it a high-beta asset prioritized for selling

Is the Fed about to change its tune? U.S. CPI tops expectations, and a December rate hike may be no joke!

U.S. inflation has taught the market another lesson: don't celebrate too soon!
The latest October CPI rose 0.4% month over month, above expectations of 0.3%; core CPI rose 0.3%, also exceeding expectations of 0.2%. This means our old friend inflation hasn't moved out—in fact, it's starting to overstay its welcome.
What makes things even harder for the Fed is that core inflation has risen 0.3% for three consecutive months. This isn't just the occasional sneeze; it looks more like a recurri

$NVDA Nvidia's golden buying opportunity has emerged. Don't panic; its earnings report is due on the 17th. If you hold it, hold on tight.

Here’s a trading discipline that goes against most people’s instincts: in a situation like this, with $ETH
and $SOL
collectively falling into oversold territory and their RSI plunging to the low thirties, I’d rather not chase the last bit of profit from the short side.
To use poker as an analogy, shorting in oversold territory is like piling into a pot that’s already huge when your opponent could go all-in and hit back at any moment. You’re still stubbornly raising. You may have the direction right, but the odds have already become terrible. A truly worthwhile short is one you take after it

Bitcoin Fear and Greed Index is 28. Fear
$BTC Current price: $74,001

I've started dollar-cost averaging.
I've currently selected BTC, ETH, OKB, BNB, UNI, HYPE, and AAVE.
For now, I'll buy around 50u of each coin every day and see how it goes for a month. If it works out, I'll sell a kidney.

On the second day after the CPI release, BTC reclaimed $74,000 overnight, reaching $74,072 this morning. Yesterday, it dipped below $73,200 intraday before recovering. Today, the question has changed: Can it hold above $74,000?#美国10月CPI全面超预期

BTC was at $74,072 this morning, up about 0.7% in 24 hours, with an intraday range of $73,209–$74,811. It closed at $73,904 yesterday. The 200-day moving average, around $73,200, held yesterday. Today’s hurdle is overhead: $74,500–$75,000 is a dense zone of prior lows since September. Failure to break above it means more range-bound trading; only a break