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U.S. Adds 165,000 Jobs in October: A Strong Labor Market Could Reshape the Federal Reserve’s Next Move

The U.S. labor market has delivered a stronger-than-expected performance in October, adding 165,000 nonfarm payroll jobs and significantly exceeding economists' expectations. This unexpected strength sends an important signal about the condition of the world's largest economy and could influence financial markets, Federal Reserve policy decisions, bond yields, the U.S. dollar, and cryptocurrency sentiment.

But the bigger question is not simply how many jobs were

SanDisk, Micron, or SK Hynix? If I could buy only one AI storage stock, which would I put my money into?

If you were given a sum of money right now and could choose only one of SanDisk, Micron, and SK Hynix, which would you pick?
This question is a bit like choosing a partner: SanDisk is passionate, Micron is more well-rounded, and SK Hynix is the technical type.
First, SanDisk. It focuses mainly on NAND flash and enterprise SSDs. AI data centers need large amounts of high-speed storage, so as demand grows, the company’s earnings could show considerable upside. But the risks are clear, too: N

How this beautiful young woman’s figure changes after pregnancy!
How her choice of lingerie styles changes
What do you all think???
Is this the same person????

Many people rush to buy the dip when they see negative funding rates, but overlook that relative strength is the source of excess returns. During the same period, $TRX$TRX rose just 1.04%, with a 1.12% range, and its Bollinger Bands were nearly flat—a typical low-volatility sideways market; $UNI $UNI rose 1.94%, with a 5.2% range and an RSI of 55, merely following the rally moderately. Meanwhile, $MET rose 18.20% in 24 hours, with a range of nearly 19%. MA5 crossed above MA20 and the price held above the moving averages, while the RSI of 66.7 had not yet entered overbought territory. Its signi

Bitcoin Repeating 2023 Setup That Sparked Last Major Rally: Analyst
Bitcoin may be quietly setting up its next big move. Despite this week’s sell-off, a crypto analyst has spotted a pattern on the weekly chart that last appeared in 2023, shortly before BTC launched a rally that more than doubled its price.
BTC is currently trading around $76,000, sitting just above its weekly 50-period moving average (MA) at roughly $75,500. That comes after the price was rejected from the weekly MA 100 near $87,400, leaving Bitcoin stuck between the two lines.
⚠️ Personal market analysis only. NFA — manage ri

$AIN saw an $8.03K long liquidation near $0.1401, highlighting downside pressure as leveraged buyers were forced out. This could represent a liquidity sweep, but buyers need to defend demand and reclaim the previous breakdown area. Until then, the short-term structure remains cautious.
Support: $0.1370 – $0.1340
Resistance: $0.1430 – $0.1470
Next Target: $0.1520
Confirmation: A strong reclaim above $0.1430 could indicate buyers are returning. Losing $0.1340 would increase bearish continuation risk.
Let's go $AIN 🚀

#Gate安全卫士 🔒 The Cyber Defense Protocol: Allocating Zero-Cost Protection to Safeguard Your Active Capital
As global macroeconomic checkpoints like the upcoming U.S. CPI release continue to dictate high-velocity asset re-pricing across markets, serious portfolio managers must understand that operational risk extends far beyond executing clean chart setups. True wealth preservation requires an ironclad defensive perimeter around the user terminal itself. Recognizing this critical necessity, the implementation of the Gate Security Guard framework transitions security management from passive respo

$SKYAI Good morning 😎✋ up to 0.0345, continue, stop entering

I really don’t want to hear any more news about him; every time a story comes out, it drops by $10,000

I’m bearish on gold this week. Anyone willing to go long above 4070 should think it through. Setting a stop at 4107 is the obvious play. First I’m watching 4050, then 4020. If it breaks below 4000 and hits 3990, that’s where we’ll really see how things stand. Volatility usually contracts before the U.S. open, so don’t rush to chase it. I’m watching to see whether it can hold up on the fundamentals—not just a few lines on the chart. We’ll see how it turns out over the weekend and compare notes then.

#USNonfarmPayrolls

US Jobs Deliver a Surprise Recovery: What October Payrolls Reveal About the Economy

A Sharp Change in Direction

A month ago, the US labour market appeared to be losing momentum. September added just 29,000 jobs, raising concerns about weaker hiring and a possible slowdown in the economy. Now the picture looks different. October brought a much stronger increase of 165,000 jobs, showing that employers added workers at a faster pace than recent months suggested.

This change is important because the US jobs report is one of the most closely watched economic releases. It hel

After the backend model changed, Grok Bot became completely unusable.
When I installed Codex, it told me Oracle CLI wasn't logged in. I asked why Codex needed Oracle CLI, and it said they were unrelated—it was just a slip of the tongue.
I asked it to log in to GitHub, and it completely missed that. It used to be lightning-fast, and handling lots of tasks in parallel was no problem.
Now if I send several tasks at once, it only does the last one; the ones above get stuck.
The difference is just too huge.

If your dad had been dollar-cost averaging into U.S. stocks since birth, he’d be A9 by now

$MET Trend watch: After rising from the bottom area, trading volume has increased significantly as the price rebounded. It has moved back above the 7-day and 25-day moving averages, and short-term sentiment is warming. The market shows active capital inflows driving the move, with strong bullish momentum. There is still room for further upside, so the strategy is to add to long positions in line with the trend⬇️⬇️⬇️

MET +18.68%
Risk warning: The above is only my personal market view and does not constitute investment advice. Contract trading is highly volatile, so please manage your position

#USCPIDataIncoming
The US Consumer Price Index (CPI) data is approaching, and financial markets are preparing for another important economic update. CPI is one of the most closely watched economic indicators because it provides valuable information about inflation and changes in the cost of living across the United States. Investors, traders, financial institutions, and policymakers will be paying close attention to the upcoming figures to understand the direction of inflation and its possible impact on the broader economy.

The CPI report measures changes in the prices consumers pay for ever

U.S.-listed AI stocks have taken a beating lately, especially computing, storage, and semiconductor stocks, which had surged the most before.
Take a look at this chart, from October 28 to November 5:
Marvell -46.9%
Intel -45.3%
SanDisk -42.6%
Dell -35.8%
Micron -33.2%
Western Digital -32.5%
CoreWeave -31.7%
AMD -30.1%
Even NVIDIA, Broadcom, and TSMC fell 15%–20%.
By contrast, tech giants like Microsoft, Apple, and Amazon have held up relatively well.
In this AI boom, GPU sellers are making money, server sellers are making money, storage sellers are making money, while data center builders are

$ETH

Are the US and Iran about to start fighting again?

Trouble flares up again in the Strait of Hormuz

Where will global capital flee this time?

Holy crap

Guys

The market had just caught its breath

And the Middle East is at it again

Tensions between the US and Iran have been rising again recently

November 6

The US carried out a new round of limited strikes on military targets near the Strait of Hormuz in Iran

Trump said

The US military had destroyed Iran’s newly built air defense system

Iran had also repeatedly warned

That if the US continued its attacks

It would retaliate aga

🚨 Macro Alert: The U.S. October CPI Print is Approaching!

All eyes are turning to the upcoming macroeconomic data release. The U.S. October CPI report is scheduled to drop on November 10 at 8:30 a.m. ET. With September's CPI having printed at 3.7% year-over-year, market participants are watching closely for concrete signs that inflation—particularly core CPI—is continuing to cool.

📈 Potential Market Scenarios
The Bullish Case (Softer-than-Expected Print): If inflation cools more than anticipated, expectations for future interest rate cuts will strengthen. This typically triggers a weaker U