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You can tell at a glance that this company really knows how to play the game.
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Keep calling FIL trades. Brothers, let’s go long.
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PPI also blew up, and I tend to think all the bad news has been priced in.
The odds favor going long here, through the midterm elections.
Bought bitcoin:native ethereum:native gold and $Q .
A bloody battle tonight 😡
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Pre market LRLR 🙈🙈🙈
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The “Shadow” of Core PCE—How PPI Data Could Rewrite the Inflation Indicator the Fed Cares Most About
PPI is not the destination; it is the bridge to PCE. And PCE is the number the Federal Reserve truly cares about.
Whenever PPI data are released, professional traders focus not on PPI itself, but on what it signals for core PCE. That is because core PCE is the direct benchmark for the Federal Reserve’s 2% inflation target.
How PCE Is “Put Together”
The PCE Price Index is compiled like a puzzle, combining relevant data from PPI, CPI, and import prices. Several PPI components—including portfolio
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10.15 SOL Review
For the 103-104 rebound, I laid out the short thesis in advance. The market only reached 104.28 at its highest before turning sharply lower. The support at 101 failed completely, with the low dropping straight to 100.90.
This short trade had a precise entry, and the market moved aggressively enough.
Those who positioned early should all be quietly celebrating now.$SOL #美国9月PPI大超预期
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2026 so far...
The US went to war with Iran & the Strait of Hormuz got shut down. Oil ripped to $118
The Fed HIKED rates for the first time since 2023
The 10 year treasury blew past 5% for the first time since 2007
A report came out that OpenAI’s revenue is almost $20 BILLION less than people thought
& yesterday morning inflation came in hot at 3.7%
Every one of those days my timeline was full of people saying sell everything & wait for the crash...
Want to know what I did?
Nothing most of the time... & actually capitalized more in the fear.
The S&P 500 hit an all time high a few days ago. Sam
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Thanks, X. Thanks, myself.
My 26th year begins today.
It’s okay, I’m still young~
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$SOL ‌SOL/USDT – Perp
📉 Why did Solana fall? Because it couldn’t handle the bearish pressure.
Bias: Bearish trend, price below EMA5 (102.42) and EMA10 (102.59), but recovering from 100.51 low. RSI not shown, but the bounce suggests possible short-term relief. Watching for rejection or reclaim of EMAs.
📉 Short – Rejection
Entry: 103.50 – 104.00
TP1: 102.00
TP2: 100.50
TP3: 99.00
SL: 104.80
📈 Long – Breakout Reclaim
Entry: 104.00 – 104.50
TP1: 106.00
TP2: 107.50
TP3: 109.00
SL: 103.00
📈 Long – Pullback Buy
Entry: 100.80 – 101.50
(Confluence: recent low support)
TP1: 103.00
TP2: 104.50
TP3:
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$UNI , there's one thing to say.
It will be listed for CME futures trading on October 19. Just five days left.
It sounds like institutions will have another legitimate channel to buy it, which seems great. But seasoned traders should have a reflexive reaction to the words “going live”—when did this rally start? Scroll up and look: the long trendline overhead had capped it for five years, with the highs of the previous two bull markets all lined up along it, and it was only just broken. My first reaction was, bullish. My second was, the people who broke through that line were waiting for exactly
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At first, I thought it was an action scene
In the middle, I thought it was a dialogue scene
In the end, I realized it was a kissing scene
The Nasdaq is down 1.2% in premarket trading. It will likely open lower and continue drifting downward during the session, followed by a slight rebound; overall, the trend remains bearish
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$BTC Update- Our Bearish engulfing and Resistance zone perfectly playing out
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The Breakdown Behind 6.3%—The “Inflation Map” Hidden in PPI Components
Data is a whole, but the truth is often hidden in the gaps between its components. Understanding the structure of PPI components is a hundred times more important than remembering the 6.3% figure.
Whenever PPI data is released, my first reaction is not to look at the headline number, but to open the Bureau of Labor Statistics’ detailed component tables. That is because the headline number tells you “what happened,” while the components tell you “why it happened” and “what comes next.”
Energy Component: The “Price Transmissi
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🚨🔥 BTC MARKET ALERT — BREAKOUT OR PULLBACK? ₿📊
Bitcoin is trading around a major decision zone, and the next move could change the market mood! 🚀🐻
📈 Will BTC bulls push toward a stronger recovery, or will sellers take control and trigger another pullback?
💬 HOT TRADER QUESTION: Are you expecting a bullish breakout or a bearish correction? Share your thoughts and market outlook in the comments!
🎯 Watch the market carefully, manage your risk, and never trade based on hype alone.
Stay alert, trade smart & always DYOR! ❤️
— Hot Trader ⚡
#GateSquare #BTC #Bitcoin #CryptoMarket #HotTrader
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Tony Tony Tony has done it again
Feels good
Yeah
So at what point does everyone realize I did it?
I am kidding - still far too early to tell
But cmon, aren't you the least bit impressed?
Catches the low, calls it in advance, nails the high to the dollar, 10% reversal thus far
Even if I don't get the big short here. The trading, levels, and calls have been flawless
And if you can see all that so far, please re-consider taking my work seriously
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Seeing it drop and panic-selling, then only chasing in after it rises—this is the most typical trading misconception in a range-bound market. The current Fear & Greed Index is 53, with neutral sentiment: there is neither an extreme-panic dip-buying window nor excessive risk. In this environment, the broader market’s influence often outweighs the individual coin’s own fundamentals.
$EN 24h down 7.54%, current price 0.1865, trading volume 48.3M USDT. On the moving-average front, MA5=0.18612 has crossed below MA20=0.190075, indicating a weak medium-term structure, but the price is currently track
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Japan and South Korea Stock Markets Plunge: What Triggered the Sell-Off, and Can Markets Recover?
Global financial markets faced a major shock on October 15, 2026, as Japan and South Korea experienced sharp declines in their stock markets. The sell-off spread across Asian equities, with technology and semiconductor companies suffering particularly heavy losses. The sudden downturn has raised important questions about inflation, interest rates, artificial intelligence (AI) investments, and the future direction of global financial markets.
For investors fol
Daily timeframe! A daily wick pierced the FVG gap around 80000 and then quickly recovered, liquidating the long stop-loss orders accumulated at the round-number level. The ability to quickly recover after the wick indicates strong buying support in this area; the bears failed to achieve an effective breakdown, forming a short-term price rejection.
The gap at 843-852 above still has a magnetic effect and was not fully filled during the previous rebound. The FVG acts like a magnet, attracting prices upward. Since the liquidity below has already been swept and tested and found support, provided t
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