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I only have a fone. I believe in fone.
$fone
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$DOGE Everyone is advising me not to invest in Dogecoin, but I'm very individualistic—I insist on not listening
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The easiest step to be fooled by in this $SOXLB move
When I looked at $SOXLB again, I first covered up the 24-hour -10.78%. It is not that this number is unimportant, but it is too good at stealing attention. What really needs explaining right now is that $SOXLB is oversold, yet it still lacks a stabilization phase before a bottom can be confirmed. I only treat oversold conditions as a reason for a rebound, not as proof of a bottom; only after it stops making new lows is it worth discussing a turning point.
Looking at the chart as a whole, the current price is 104.14, with the 24-hour range a
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The Return of the Stagflation Ghost—When PPI and Employment Data Tell the Same Story
High inflation is not scary, and slowing growth is not scary either. What is scary is when both occur simultaneously while policymakers have few tools left to use.
September nonfarm payrolls “disappointed,” with only 29,000 jobs added. August data was revised down to around 133,000, while the unemployment rate rose to 4.2%, slightly above last month’s 4.1%.
Meanwhile, September PPI rose 6.3% year-on-year, far exceeding expectations; CPI rose 3.7% year-on-year, also above expectations. Taken together, the two i
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Due to external factors today, BTC fell, with 170 million worth of positions liquidated, 160 million of them longs. Those who were liquidated had opened long positions at high levels, rather than around the 80,000 level. I remain bullish on BTC going forward.
Next, watch
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If it falls to 79000, I think that would be the best level to open a long position.
No child cries every day, and no gambler loses every day. When others are fearful, I am greedy. Maintain a good mindset, control your position size, and do not let market sentiment control you. Hold onto your long positions. Check
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🔥 $LUNC JUST BURNED 1 BILLION TOKENS IN 10 DAYS!
🔥 Oct. 1 alone: 419M burned
🔥 Total burned since May 2022: 460B+
But here's the problem… 👀
📉 Price: ~$0.00005
📊 Volume: Below $10M
The burns are real.
The demand isn't there. YET.
Less supply means nothing without buyers stepping in. 🐻🔥
Will demand finally catch up?
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Brb going max long
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10.15 Call Summary
7 trades, 6 wins, with a perfect win rate and overall profits remaining positive. Long and short positions alternated, with shorts repeatedly taking profits.
Shorts dominated throughout the day, while live trades continuously took profits, resulting in substantial overall gains. From the evening outlook to data night, the rhythm determined the outcome at a glance. Small trades did not affect the bigger picture; major profits were secured. $XAU ‌
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Bitcoin SURGES nearly 3% from $79,700 to above $82,000 as buyers defend the $80K support level.
$BTC
The sharp rebound REVERSES the earlier selloff in just over AN HOUR.
Are we turning BULLISH again?
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#USSeptemberPPIReleased
US September PPI
Today’s US Producer Price Index (PPI) report arrives at a sensitive moment for financial markets. With September CPI accelerating to 3.7% year over year, investors are watching closely to see whether rising producer costs will add further pressure to the Federal Reserve’s interest-rate outlook.
The PPI report is scheduled for 12:30 UTC today, October 15. Markets expect monthly producer-price inflation to accelerate to 0.6% from August’s 0.4%. The actual release will determine whether those expectations are justified.
Why this report matters now
The lat
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Th-th-this... I don't even know what to say 😱
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$BTC just climbed 2.52% in about an hour to $82,185. Traders betting on a fall took the hit, with $10.3M of their leveraged positions forced shut on our streams.
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Is this pullback by the AI computing power leader actually the start of a major plunge?
The U.S. stock market’s opening today is quite interesting—a complete split between winners and losers. The Dow climbed to 51,922 points, up 0.58%, while the Nasdaq was hit by a sell-off, falling 1.31%, and the S&P 500 fell 0.47%
Chip stocks were hit across the board, with $AMD plunging 5.4%, $INTC falling 4.6%, and $NVDA following with a 2.71% pullback. Chinese concept stocks $BABA and $BIDU also pulled back slightly, by around 1.7%
In my view, this is not a problem with AI computing fundamentals at a
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#AnthropicDisclosesQ3Revenue
Anthropic’s latest numbers make one thing clear: AI is becoming a serious business, not just a story investors are excited about. But when a company starts targeting a potential $2 trillion IPO valuation, I think the real question shifts from how fast it is growing to how much of that growth is already reflected in the price.
Anthropic, the company behind Claude, reported Q3 2026 revenue of $16.8 billion, up 45% from $11.6 billion in Q2. Revenue was $4.7 billion in Q1, showing how quickly its business has expanded this year. The company also reported adjusted prof
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Cathie Wood is about to make history again, this time as “the biggest money-burning investor in human history.” Even Cramer looks like a market-timing master next to her. Every time she takes a heavy position in something, the market acts like it just heard the starting gun in reverse. My stop-loss gets triggered, then the market rebounds, so now I just don’t set one and let it ride. I hope I’m wrong this time—being wrong would mean the market is still alive.
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The “Bill” for Tariffs Is on the Way—Trade Policy Costs Exposed by PPI Data
Tariffs are not a free lunch. Someone will ultimately pay the cost—the question is only who pays and when.
Behind the 6.3% year-on-year rise in September PPI lies an easily overlooked but extremely important structural factor: the accelerated pass-through of tariff costs.
From “Businesses Absorb It” to “Consumers Bear It”
In the initial stages of tariff implementation, many businesses chose to absorb tariff costs by compressing their profit margins. But over time, this model is approaching its limits. The strong perfor
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Everyone is chasing AI stocks, but have you looked at the companies that could actually power the AI revolution?
Take $OKLO for example. Sam Altman-backed nuclear reactors targeting the power demands of AI data centers.
This is not financial advice. It is never financial advice. Just something that's pretty damn interesting.
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Solana is about to lose everything
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