Can Falling Oil Prices Even Bring Inflation Down? Will U.S. Prices Finally Come Down for Real?

Crude oil prices have pulled back, and the market can finally breathe a sigh of relief. After all, energy prices are a major factor affecting global inflation. Cheaper oil can ease cost pressures on transportation, manufacturing, and aviation companies.
But here's the question: Does falling oil mean U.S. inflation will definitely come down?
The answer is probably not that simple.
U.S. inflation is affected not only by energy prices, but also by housing, healthcare, insurance, dining, and service pri

$BTC is down 15% from its recent high of $87K.
Funnily enough, everyone’s already bearish again.
Think again.
We saw much deeper pullbacks early in the last bull run. Up to a 23% drawdown.
But afterward? It rallied to new highs.

You can create alt accounts to inflate follower counts, and even make funds follow yourself; only the curve won't lie to you 💪

Boss Ma says Chinese X is awesome!
All I can say back to the boss is:
“Could you elaborate a bit?”....

November 10 $ETH Market Update

Rate hike expectations heat up; waiting for CPI to set the direction

A recent New York Fed survey showed one-year inflation expectations reaching 3.9%, above the expected 3.78%. Combined with Fed officials repeatedly emphasizing inflation risks, concerns about a December rate hike have resurfaced.

The U.S. October CPI will be released tonight at 21:30. This data is important.

Looking at ETH, it fell to a low of 2051 yesterday, rebounded to around 2150, and then started weakening again.

It is currently fluctuating around 2100. The 1-hour moving averages are

Damn, don't change users' habits @coinglass_com
Did you remove the long/short ratio, a commonly used indicator?
After the changes, I don't even know where to find it.
Also, the open orders for Lobster🦞 seem to be impossible to view—they don't show up.

#SP500PostsBiggestGainIn7Months

The S&P 500 has delivered its biggest daily gain in seven months, bringing fresh optimism to the US stock market. After a difficult period of selling pressure and uncertainty, investors returned to the market and pushed major US stock indexes higher. This strong recovery has attracted attention from traders, investors, and financial analysts around the world. The latest movement shows how quickly market sentiment can change when economic concerns begin to ease and buyers see opportunities in stocks that recently experienced significant declines.

On November 9

Without exaggeration.
This monkey has been involved with at least a hundred women.

$LTC ‌
The market structure has transitioned from a sharp bearish breakdown to a steady bullish recovery and consolidation phase. After bottoming out at 49.32, the price has established a higher low structure and is currently compressing near the 51.24 level, indicating a shift in market control from sellers to buyers.

The K-lines show a strong upward impulse followed by a period of sideways consolidation. The price is currently trading right at the Middle Bollinger Band (MB) of 51.50, acting as immediate pivot support. The Bollinger Bands are relatively tight, suggesting low volatility and

$BTC This is actually insane.

Whales are accumulating at record levels while retail traders continue to short the lows.

The divergence in positioning is now even larger than it was during the bottoming range.

Looks like retail is falling for a massive bear trap while larger players are quietly buying up every dip they get.

The U.S. October CPI hasn’t been released yet tonight, and the probability of a Fed rate hike in December has surged to 90%—this rate hike is basically a done deal!
This is definitely a real bearish catalyst for U.S. stocks and Bitcoin, which will likely come under pressure in the short term.
I just hope this is the final rate hike of this cycle. Please! 🙏

After spending a long time in crypto, I’ve noticed that people who lose money all share the exact same flaw:
It’s not that they can’t read the market; they just refuse to admit they’re wrong.
There are three ways it shows up. See if any sound familiar:
First: They set a stop-loss, the price drops below it, and they change it to “let’s take one more look.”
One look turns into a whole day, and a whole day turns into adding to the position.
In the end, it’s not the stop-loss that protects you—getting liquidated does the job for you.
Second: They keep explaining away losing trades.
“If it weren’t

solana:So11111111111111111111111111111111111111112 #solana are we on track 20 days later at 15% discount?
#sol will go lower be patient and use #solbtc ratio to spot bottom

$QI
UPDATE
#QI is getting a good support here. In this move we can 100%+ gain here ✍🏻
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You only need to catch one trend to take off! I set up a short at 4120 intraday; gold plunged with a sharp wick after Waller spoke, dropping 29 points, and I smoothly pocketed $5,790!
$XAU $BTC

#BTC The current price is 74500, and the market is currently in a relatively weak, choppy pattern. The first resistance above is in the 75500-76000 range, where prices have repeatedly faced pressure and pulled back. To reverse the short-term weakness, the price would need to hold firmly above this range on increased volume before it has a chance to test higher levels. The nearest support below is at 73500. If this level is decisively broken, the downside for bears will open further, with the next target around 72000. Trading volume has remained subdued recently, and buying has been insufficien

COMEX Gold Rises 1% as Crude Oil Decline Eases Inflation Concerns

COMEX Gold rose 1% to $4,114.5 on November 9, driven by an easing in the decline of crude oil prices, which helped alleviate inflation concerns.

This headline captures the complex interplay between commodities and macroeconomic sentiment. Gold is traditionally viewed as a safe-haven asset and a hedge against inflation. When crude oil prices decline, it generally reduces inflationary pressures because energy is a major component of the Consumer Price Index (CPI).

However, the phrasing "as crude oil decline eases" suggests that