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$HUT A 16.8% rally is right in front of you, but you don’t have much time to hesitate at 64.31. In 24h, it ran from 54.19 to 66.98 on just 1.5M in trading volume—small caps rise fast and crash just as fast, so don’t be the last one left holding the bag. Technically, 66.98 is a firm short-term ceiling, while 64.31 sits right at the rally’s continuation point. If it pulls back into the 62.5-63 range, you can try a small long position, with a stop below 60.8; a break below that means it was a fake breakout. There are no major on-chain moves; this is purely fund-driven, with no fresh fundamental n

Long entry level 76400, wick entry 78000 wick entry, bearish early on November 4

We may be at a point like this: Always buy the dip
There will definitely be a few more rebounds in the future, just like in September
If you only look at the local derivative, buying the dip is definitely the right move
But if you don’t have a long-term mindset, the ability to analyze the macro picture, and the insight to see the root of the AI investment malaise at a glance
you absolutely won’t be able to be as resolute as we are in fully exiting our positions and consistently dollar-cost averaging
And you absolutely won’t be able to wait until the day AI completely crashes
That’s definitely

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Yang Guang bit | November 4 $ETH Rebound meets resistance, bearish momentum continues
Entry timing: Rebound to the 2285–2300 range
Stop-loss: 2315
Tiered take-profit:
First target: 2250–2255
Second target: 2235–2220
【Key conclusion】
Geopolitically, risk-off sentiment remains, and the rebound lacks sustained momentum. Financially, midterm election results remain unclear, keeping investors cautious; ETH’s funding picture is weaker than BTC’s — Ethereum spot ETFs saw net outflows of approximately $140 million on November 2, marking 6 consecutive trading days of outflows. Cumulative redemptions re

How can you tell whether a trading strategy has stopped working, rather than mistaking a normal drawdown for a problem with the strategy?
A trading strategy taking losses during operation does not necessarily mean it has stopped working. Any strategy involving uncertainty may experience drawdowns. What really matters is distinguishing normal fluctuations from signs that the strategy’s edge is disappearing.
First, check whether the drawdown exceeds its historical range. If the current drawdown is clearly beyond the levels commonly seen in historical tests, further investigation is warranted. Bu

Saw a guy post this, hahaha, so I’ll post one too.
Thanks, Grok, for saving me 10 years of trial and error...
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#PalantirRevenueJumps96%ButStockFalls #ShareWeekly
Palantir's Extraordinary Growth vs. Wall Street's Expectations: Why Strong Earnings Failed to Lift $PLTR
Palantir Technologies has delivered a powerful message through its third-quarter 2026 financial results: demand for artificial intelligence is accelerating, enterprise adoption is expanding, and government spending remains a major growth engine. However, despite impressive financial performance, the stock moved lower. In my opinion, this is one of the most interesting lessons for investors watching the AI sector.
1. Revenue Growth Is Send

SBI Digital Markets, of Japan's SBI Group with 17 million securities accounts, signed an MOU with Ember to issue and distribute RWAs on Arbitrum.
Offchain CEO Steven Goldfeder: "Another TradFi heavyweight building on Arbitrum."
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This random hot Cheetos girl is currently calling the lowest market cap coins on pump.
Do not follow her callouts, she is using you for exit liquidity.

Yesterday morning, I said this bottom wasn't solid. Today, I'll take that statement back for now.
Note: Over 24 hours, it went from 146.59 to 154.97, up 8.4.
The 05:00 candle rose from 151.06 to 154.16, a 3.1 move in one go.
Note: Volume was 867k contracts, versus just 313k in the previous candle—2.8 times as much. This wasn't just a casual lift.
After 146.59, it churned between 147 and 151 for a whole day.
Note: While it churned, volume shrank from 1.3 million to 310k, until hardly anyone wanted to look at it.
$SKHY Now at 154.53, it's three points above the 20-hour moving average at 151.49.

There are two single moms—which one should I choose?

Before the exam, the teacher himself said you'd land somewhere near this score. Everyone took that as given. The papers came back with much higher marks.
$ANET ‌'s Q3 looks a lot like that. The company itself had said revenue would be about $3.3 billion. Analysts' estimates were $3.33 billion. The result was $3.66 billion, about 11% above its own forecast and 58.5% higher than a year ago, the biggest year-over-year growth since its IPO. The forecast for next quarter is $3.9 to $4 billion, while analysts had expected $3.6 billion.

My read is that the market was treating the company's own fore

After several days of the broader market grinding lower, my account keeps shrinking day by day, and I’m really close to losing it. 😮‍💨Tossing and turning at night, not even daring to open the charts during the day—that feeling of helplessness is familiar to anyone who’s been through it. 🤷
This week’s main event is undoubtedly the nonfarm payrolls report. September saw just 29,000 jobs added, far below expectations, making the signs of a slowdown in employment quite clear. The market’s general expectation for October is currently around 60,000 to 80,000. If the data remains weak, pressure on