🚨 Wall Street faces another potentially volatile week ahead of the Fed's October 27–28 meeting.
The concern isn't just weak economic data. It's the possibility of slowing growth while inflation and borrowing costs remain elevated.
Here's what I'm watching:
**Monday:** Market reaction to AI-sector funding concerns. Rumors of a major fund collapse remain unconfirmed.
**Tuesday:** Employment and housing data could reveal further economic weakness.
**Wednesday:** Oil inventories and a $13B Treasury auction. Weak bond demand could put fresh pressure on yields.
**Thursday:** Jobless claims offer an

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It’s time for AI to turn in its report card again next week.
After the market closes on Wednesday ET, Meta, Tesla, IBM, and Texas Instruments will all report earnings, followed by Western Digital on Thursday.
At this point, the market isn’t asking whether you’ll keep spending. It’s asking one thing: When will all that money you’ve poured in turn into revenue?
I feel like once this week is over, AI stocks won’t be able to keep rising hand in hand anymore, right?
When U.S. stocks pull back, they’re really no less brutal than altcoins! 😢

That's definitely a little hard to forget 🤣

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Wherever the crowd goes, I go in the opposite direction; they are always wrong.
——查尔斯·布考斯基
This also applies to the phase before #PiNetwork major outbreaks and pandemics, because most people like to follow the crowd, parrot others, get something for nothing, get rich overnight, and take shortcuts rather than think independently and gain cognitive insight.

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bitcoin:native is sitting between two major liquidity zones.
Buy orders are concentrated around $76K–$81K, while sellers remain stacked across $84K–$90K.
Repeated tests of $80K suggest demand is active, but absorbing supply isn't the same as reclaiming resistance.
The real shift comes if buyers start clearing those overhead sell walls. Until then, rallies remain vulnerable to rejection.

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🔥 CPI + PPI SHOCK: INFLATION IS BACK IN CONTROL — WHAT HAPPENS NEXT TO BTC, GOLD
The market is facing a serious macroeconomic test. September inflation came in hotter than expected, producer prices surged, technology stocks weakened, and Bitcoin came under pressure near the $80,000 region.
But this is not simply a bearish market. It is a battle between persistent inflation, Federal Reserve policy, liquidity, institutional positioning, and safe-haven demand. The next move will depend on how these forces interact.
Let's break down the numbers, market structur

I drew this some time ago #krdmrd and it matched exactly, reaching resistance. I think it will drop to 40 TL at most and won’t go lower, but this is Turkey—two flies doing somersaults gets reflected in the stock market, in which case it will be 34 TL at most, then move up. Overall, it’s a good asset, but in my opinion it won’t make money; it’s terrible

$HYPE has reached 78.61 USDT, down 1.95% over 24 hours, but 1-hour trading participation is only 0.51x, suggesting some weakness. This seems a little unusual, as the price has already moved but volume has not notably followed. The current price is approaching the 1-hour support level at 77.16, while the 1-hour resistance at 80.26 still lies ahead.
I’m more inclined to trust the support level, but confirmation requires volume to come in. If volume increases significantly over the next hour, this drop may just be a correction, and support at 77.16 could hold. But if volume remains subdued, the d

The most unusual detail in today’s market is that $QNT
fell 4.52%, while the funding rate plunged to -0.0063%. Falling prices and a negative funding rate mean that shorts are actively paying to hold their positions, while the current price of 194.35 is still above the Bollinger lower band at 191.625. This is not the pattern of a one-way collapse; it looks more like fuel building up as shorts become crowded. MA5=194.452 is now close to the current price, while MA20=196.936 forms the first resistance above. RSI=37.7 is approaching oversold territory, and although the MACD histogram at -0.09494

Currently, the weekly charts for $VOO and $QQQ are once again showing clear bearish divergence—the price keeps making new highs while the RSI continues to trend downward (as marked by my blue arrows and yellow circles on the chart).
Historically, similar divergences have often been accompanied by pullbacks of at least 10%, even when the broader market remained in a bull market (VOO previously saw declines of approximately -21% and -10%).
This is not a certain prediction, but the probability of a downside move has clearly increased. If this is the start of a bear market, the correction could

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ETH at $2,420—can you still hold on?
$320 million in ETF outflows in a week, BlackRock leading the sell-off, and longs just had tens of millions liquidated—but while everyone was shouting “ETH is going to zero,” $2,400 held firm. Is this institutions unloading, or market makers using ETF data to shake out weak hands?
First, the surface picture: money is flowing out, but the price hasn’t collapsed.
ETH is currently at $2,408–$2,420, down 0.6%–1% over 24 hours, sliding from $2,700–$2,800 in early October. ETFs saw net outflows of $320 million over the past week, including $69.7 million in a sing