#Bitcoin's chart isn't your altcoin portfolio.
Past 7 days:
BTC: -3.0%
SOL: -6.9%
LINK: -8.8%
Same market. Very different damage.
Are you tracking your alts against BTC, or just waiting for the dollar chart to turn green?

November 8 BTC/ETH Mi Shen Sunday Analysis

Happy Sunday. Over the weekend, BTC neither accelerated lower nor reclaimed resistance, instead consolidating in a narrow range between 75,500 and 76,400. Ahead of Tuesday’s CPI release, this looks more like the market is waiting than having chosen a direction.

First, a recap of last week’s fund flows: U.S. spot Bitcoin ETFs saw net inflows on just one of the five trading days last week—Wednesday. Net outflows for the week totaled about $1.28 billion, the largest weekly outflow since late June. Year-to-date cumulative flows flipped from net inflows

8 trades, 7 wins and 1 loss, for a total return of 1290.2%, averaging 184.3% per trade
I never promise that every trade will win. I just show you this: when I lose, I lose little; when I win, I win big.
Not one trade depended on holding on to a losing position, and not one relied on luck. I accept the one loss. This is my trading principle: admit mistakes quickly, hold positions firmly, keep losses small and gains big—that’s what gives me the confidence to survive long term. #BTC

$JCT These numbers look off. In 24 hours, it went from 0.0025 to 0.0049, doubling in just half a day, with 181.8M in trading turnover—a small-cap coin like this doesn’t see that kind of turnover from retail traders alone.
There are three possibilities: someone got wind of something and is scrambling to accumulate early; the futures market is loaded with short-side explosives waiting to detonate; or it’s simply being pumped to attract outside buyers ahead of a sell-off. Either way, chasing it now is like catching a falling knife.
My strategy: I won’t touch it at the current price. I’ll wait for

$XAUUSD ‌
Looking at the 1-hour timeframe, Gold is displaying a clear bearish structure, having broken down from the 4,078 level and establishing a series of lower highs and lower lows. The price is currently pinned to the lower Bollinger Band (LB: 4,063.98) and trading below all three short-term WMA averages (WMA5: 4,065.74, WMA10: 4,066.53, WMA20: 4,068.62), which are fanning out downwards as dynamic resistance. Crucially, the MACD is fully submerged in negative territory with the histogram expanding to the downside (DIF -1.97, DEA -1.31), confirming strong bearish momentum. The TRIX oscill

A Great Company Doesn't Equal a Great Stock! Many People Lose Money Because They Fall for This

Some companies really are excellent, with well-known brands, leading technology, and impressive results. By every measure, they look like top students. But here's the problem: even a top student's tuition can be outrageously expensive!
When I decide whether a stock is worth watching, I never look only at the company's reputation. First, I look at its profitability: are profits growing steadily, and are gross and net margins stable? Next, I check the balance sheet. Excessive debt and steadily rising

Shandong is awesome! Congrats to Dalian on winning the championship—an epic comeback

The best relationship between people is actually no relationship at all.

Human nature—
it cannot be spoken of, studied, or tested.

This is clearly the old market maker toying with the players

I replied 679.
I'll keep grinding after I eat.
I'll give it everything I've got. If I don't pass, at least I won't have any regrets.
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Most people think the S&P 500 needs to hit new highs first. I think it’ll take a hit first. When the policy winds shift on AI data centers, capital gets spooked. Funding rates have been positive for three straight days, with longs still paying shorts—hanging in there. I’m not rushing to any conclusions; I’ll take it as it comes. What do you think? #USStocks

Shatter the illusion of perfection
Take off the filter and see life as it really is
Inner harmony is the ultimate destination

Why do many people still lose even more after setting a stop-loss?
In BTC futures trading, many people know the importance of stop-losses and set stop orders after opening a position. But strangely, some traders keep losing even though they have set a stop-loss: the price rebounds right after they exit at a loss; after they re-enter, the price starts falling again. After several rounds of this, not only does their capital dwindle, but their trading mindset also deteriorates.
What exactly is going wrong?
First, the stop-loss is set at an unreasonable level. Some people habitually place it at a

Dogecoin today is like a rat crossing the street, with everyone cursing it and calling for it to be beaten.

5 Signals That, If Absent, Keep Me From Chasing a Soaring Stock

What’s the most awkward thing in the stock market? It’s not a stock failing to rise—it’s buying in, only for it to start going into free fall.
So when I’m bullish on a stock, I’d rather watch it for a few more days.
First, check whether earnings are improving consistently, rather than relying on one-off gains to make them look good.
Second, check whether trading volume is healthy. A sudden surge in volume without a sustained rise may be a reason to be cautious.
Third, check whether the valuation is reasonable. Don’t assume a stoc

First setup for the day
$MET

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Good morning friends!
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