$ARX This 14-point rally came a bit too fast. The 24h trading volume of 9.4M shows money is moving, but I haven’t gotten in yet—here’s my position first: currently flat. My 0.195 limit order from yesterday didn’t fill, so I missed this move.
Here’s my take: on the daily chart, 0.23-0.234 is a dense resistance zone from previous highs. The price just surged to 0.2338 and clearly met selling pressure. Volume hasn’t confirmed the new price high, so the short-term move looks a bit shaky. I haven’t seen any signs of large on-chain transfers to exchanges, and there’s no new fundamental narrative for

📡 Signal Card | Source: NeuralTraderAz
Asset: $TAO Long entry: 210.5 Target: 223.5 Stop loss: 207 Time: just captured (no specific time indicated)
By the way, I just reposted this person's $BZ trade earlier today, and here they are again—very diligent 😂
As always, I only repost signals; I don't vouch for their authenticity or P&L. Whether to follow and how much to invest is up to you all. Don't let risk management go out the window 💅
Personal record shared for reference only; not investment advice. #MARA sells nearly 14,000 BTC—are miners changing their long-term BTC hoarding strategy?

$SOXSB$This rally in SOXSB looks healthy so far. A pullback near MA5 remains an opportunity to go long with the trend, but chasing highs is inadvisable in an environment of extreme fear. To assess whether a trend is healthy, I use a repeatable method: look at the relationship between moving-average alignment and price position—MA5 above MA20 with both lines rising in tandem indicates stronger short-term than medium-term momentum and an intact trend structure; if price pulls back to MA5 and holds while the MACD histogram remains positive, it is a healthy correction rather than a reversal. SOXSB

#黄仁勋辞职 Bitcoin (BTC) Price Analysis: Market Crash, Critical Support Levels and Recovery Outlook – November 14, 2026

Bitcoin is facing renewed selling pressure after dropping below the important $70,000 psychological level. The latest correction has increased uncertainty across the cryptocurrency market, with traders watching institutional ETF flows, inflation concerns, and leveraged liquidations.

BTC recently traded around $68,900, putting the $67,000–$68,000 region in focus. The coming sessions could be important in determining whether Bitcoin starts a recovery or continues its downward mov

#Dr.Han牛津辩论社演讲
Yes. I believe that artificial intelligence will make it significantly easier to launch a business as a solo founder; however, this does not necessarily mean that building a *successful* business will become any easier.

The most significant shift is that tasks which previously required an entire team can now be handled by a single individual.

Let’s look at what a solo entrepreneur can achieve with the help of artificial intelligence:

* Product development: Accelerating the creation of prototypes, websites, applications, and digital products.

* Marketing: Generating content,

$AKE Feeling awful😣, I fell before dawn 55555

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did you do something ridiculous today?

$mihao is cooking a reversal right now. 👀
I expect ATH's by tomorrow.

$ETH Market Recap: After a New Seven-Day Low Was Set, the Rebound Was Too Weak to Recover Lost Ground

Ethereum fell to a new seven-day low on the 13th. Although it rebounded in the evening, it failed to decisively reclaim the 12th’s low, let alone rise back above the 12th’s closing price of 2009. The breakdown formed during the day was never reversed. Around 11:00, trading volume reached about 70.72 million, the heaviest wave of the day, as the price fell through the 12th’s low of 1983. It hit a low of 1895 at 13:00. The strongest rebound afterward only reached 1989; after barely clearing the

This is one of the most important charts I look at
10 years of the S&P 500. The bumpy blue line is the stock market. The smooth black line is the EPS.
Look at all the wiggles & volatility on the blue line.
All the times people panicked...
Now how many times did earnings actually fall in those 10 years?
Twice. Maybe 3 times if you count the tariff stuff last year
2 or 3 times in 10 YEARS the market genuinely had a problem under the hood. Everything else was "fear headlines"
& where are earnings right now? Up & to the right. Growing 31% year over year. Of course that will slow in 2027, but slowi

This guy lost 1.3 million TL on gold.
On March 27, 2026, he bought 1 kg of gold for ~6,510,000 TL (6,510 TL per gram).
Today (November 13), the price per gram is ~6,310 TL → 1 kg ~6,310,000 TL.
Nominal loss: ~200,000 TL.
CPI increase from March to October was ~15.9% (index 121.47 → 140.77).
Including November, ~17%.
Real loss after accounting for inflation: around 1.3 million TL

BTC and ETH have already broken below support. They’ll bounce back a bit on Sunday, then start falling again next week. There are no positive catalysts at the moment$BTC $ETH $ZEC ‌ ‌ ‌

I just got my Raenest physical usd card.
I was told i can use this card anywhere in the world & pay for any shit i want without limit.
Also comes with the tap to pay feature. can’t wait to test this out.

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larping as a nepo today (i’ve never golfed a day in my life)
cc: @mung0x @RajPatel @NotSoEasyMoney

£750 million a week—that’s enough to make anyone wince. That’s the bill for rebuilding ties between the UK and the EU and reconnecting with some EU mechanisms and programs. At that rate, it comes to about £39 billion a year, or nearly 400 billion yuan. Who pays? In the end, it’s taxpayers, businesses, and consumers. The bill ultimately lands on budgets, taxes, and public services.

So many years after the Brexit referendum, the Vote Leave crowd have reappeared under new guises. Back then, they shouted “Take back control” from the rooftops. Now some are writing memoirs, others are making podcas