The bot immediately chased two shorts at the U.S. stock market open.
How is it so brave??
I wouldn’t dare chase them.
😨

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

Fearing both the wolf ahead and the tiger behind, you can’t hold your position—can you hold a hoe?

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I can calculate the motions of heavenly bodies, but not the madness of people. — Newton

#美国9月PPI大超预期
U.S. PPI SURGES 6.3%: Bitcoin Tests $80K, Tech Stocks Face Pressure, Gold Rebounds — What Comes Next?
My Market Outlook | October 15, 2026
Inflation is becoming a major challenge for financial markets again. September's U.S. Producer Price Index (PPI) jumped 6.3% year-over-year and 1.3% month-over-month, significantly exceeding expectations. Meanwhile, September CPI accelerated to 3.7% annually, with a 0.6% monthly increase.
My view is clear: this is a market for confirmation, not blind buying or panic selling. Inflation, interest-rate expectations, liquidity and investor positio

Longs have been getting rekt for two weeks now. Do you think it's time for shorts?

Bitcoin whale that survived every crash since 2020 just moved $377M
A Bitcoin whale has moved 4,581.94 BTC, worth roughly $377 million, to five new addresses in a single transaction on Oct. 12. The transfer confirmed in block 971,126 at about 18:37 UTC, with Bitcoin trading near $82,350. The transaction fee was just 732 satoshis, or about 60 cents. Four of the receiving addresses got exactly 1,000 BTC each; the fifth received 581.94 BTC. As of block 971,279 on Oct. 13, none of the five addresses has spent anything, and it is unclear who controls the wallet or where the coins are going.
The wal

Strive bought $280M in Bitcoin, but BTC per share rose just 1.72%
Strive added 3,311 BTC during Oct. 5–9, but gross Bitcoin per effective common share rose just 1.72%, as both common and preferred share counts expanded.
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inconclusive on where such menance could get me
$HYPE

After drying it in the sun
Grind it into flour
Sell it to people in the city

U.S. stocks premarket analysis: The CPI aftereffects have yet to fade, tech stocks are selling off across the board, and memory stocks continue to lead the decline🔥
South Korea’s index plunged today, dragging down global tech stocks and becoming the hardest-hit market in this round. In the U.S. premarket, SK Hynix, SanDisk, and Micron all posted sharp declines
As expectations for a Federal Reserve rate hike intensify, concerns over the sustainability of AI financing trades have grown further. The only good news at present is TSMC’s earnings, but with Nasdaq futures now down over 1% and inflat

Looking at this chart, you can understand this rise and fall at a glance.
As the ancients said: “The sea presses bamboo branches low, then they rise again; the wind blows over the mountain’s edge, dimming it before brightening it once more.”
The market kept plunging, and when it fell to the low of 79732, panic filled the entire market. Many people could not hold on and sold their holdings at the bottom. Who could have expected that the ensuing rally would break straight through resistance and touch 81390?
$BTC
That is how the market works. During a sharp drop, pessimism fills everyone’s view,

If you stubbornly hold a position against the trend, liquidation is not far away—have the courage to reverse your position!

The crypto space is very real in that when KOLs have a falling-out, they can turn on each other just like that.
In traditional industries like civil engineering and e-commerce, even if you’re upset, you still have to smile and play along, since acceptance checks, supply, and payment collection could all be held up, and no one dares to fall out lightly.
But the crypto space simply doesn’t play by those rules. Everyone makes a living from the market, and profits or losses depend entirely on market conditions and ability. If you don’t get along, you part ways and each goes off to take their own o

Good morning legends we are back to the grind again
Who is putting in that work?

$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

#美国9月PPI大超预期 Data beat expectations across the board, yet the market "isn't following the script": PPI came in at 6.3%, with BTC hanging by a thread at $80K—will this be "the end of bad news" or "stagflation panic"?

Actual data: U.S. September PPI rose 6.3% year-over-year (forecast 5.3%) and 1.3% month-over-month (forecast 0.5%)—the highest in more than four years; core PPI rose 5.0% year-over-year, while retail sales rose 0.8%, also beating expectations. All four readings "blew out the charts." But interestingly, the more explosive the data, the more "divided" the market became—U.S. Treasur