11.11BTC
Nailed the bottom perfectly. The guys in the livestream should’ve all gotten in, right?
What a shame—I got out too early. I still didn’t quite believe it could rise that much in one go, so I exited too soon and missed the last bit of the move.
The 745–750 area is a major resistance zone. Unless it breaks through on a surge in volume and holds, it’ll most likely pull back.
Tonight was pretty good. Made quite a bit.

SOXL/USDT.

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Here is a detailed breakdown by timeframe:

1. Daily Chart (1D) — First screenshot

· Overall Picture: A macro downtrend (drop from 169.83 to 38.82), followed by a powerful V-shaped reversal.
· Bollinger Bands (BB): The price bounced off the lower band (LB) and is currently heading toward the middle band (MB: 72.22), which acts as the nearest strong resistance.
· MACD: The histogram is shrinking (red bars are fading), and t

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Me: Yes. Anyone who tells you rates don’t matter is lying...
Retail investor: wait I thought you’d say ignore it
Me: Nope. The bond yield is built right into my fair value math. When yields go up, the same earnings are worth less. So fair value comes DOWN
Retail investor: so stocks should fall
Me: Some should. Some shouldn't. The ones priced for perfection get hit hardest. That’s a lot of what’s been happening the last few weeks
Ret

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0-year U.S. Treasury yields break 5%—the “gravitational constant” of global asset pricing is tightening

The most far-reaching impact of this CPI report is not the CPI itself, but its shock to the yield curve.

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Today I met probably one of the best salespeople. And the most curious thing of all is that he wasn’t in sales—he was a police officer (from the security department at Sam’s Club).

I wanted to buy myself some strong drink to warm my throat in winter.

I was heading to the drinks section when I spotted a bottle of Red Label for 249 Mexican pesos (cheap whisky, but it gets the job done). I told my wife, “Wait and see if there’s anything else on sale” (I wanted to see if there was any cheap gin I could buy).

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People have the pic, but only i have the selfie.

1.8 billion is a victory for “event trading,” but not yet the endgame for “prediction markets”

The final piece ties the previous nine together and offers a clear verdict.

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But 1.8 billion also exposes three structural weaknesses i

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Seems like things are getting worse everyday for Nvidia as the company loses nearly half a trillion dollars!!
Nvidia lost approximately $430 billion in market value over two trading sessions amid alle_ga_tions involving CEO Jensen Huang’s relationship with a Chinese businesswoman.

If I had to choose, I’d place my “first bet” on financial events, not sports

Back to the user’s perspective: with so many prediction categories, which one should you participate in?

My personal choice is clear: financial events, and only markets with clear settlement rules and sufficient liquidity. CPI, FOMC decisions, and major corporate earnings are my priorities.

The reason isn’t that financial events are “more exciting.” Quite the opposite—they’re “more boring.” Sports prediction markets have plenty of retail traders driven by emotion on the other side. That might sound like an easier w

$CRWV It surged 25.86% in a day to 60.49, with a 24h low of 46.61 and high of 62.11, and trading volume of 260 million—this is a classic long-short meat grinder, not a chance to make money for people chasing the highs. My dilemma is clear: is this a breakout or a bull trap?
Bullish reasons: 1. It broke above the previous high on heavy volume, with a 33% range from 46.6 to 62.1, showing real money flowing in; 2. Trading volume of 260 million indicates ample liquidity—not a thin pool with a sudden wick; 3. It closed near 60.5, just 2.6% below the high of 62.1, a strong close.
Bearish reasons: 1.