Bitcoin’s outlook for this week: 72,500 is not the bottom; I’m more inclined to expect another test of 71,000–71,400.
The Jiazi piece projected 73k based on a 10% drop from 81,490. This morning, spot hit a low of 73,510, already close to that level. But my view is not that “the target is almost here, so the decline is over.” Last week closed around 74,851, and 77,500 has been decisively lost; the bears have yet to give up control.
The Start of Winter ushered in the Ji-Hai month, when Hai water is in season. The Twelve Monthly Hexagrams move from the Bo hexagram in the Xu month to the Kun hexag

As shown below, what is NVIDIA’s answer to the pattern between major company leaders’ extramarital affairs and stock prices?

2026.11.9 BTC/ETH/XAU/SNDK Analysis
Markets surged and plunged in early Monday trading, with $1.015 billion wiped out in liquidations over the past 24 hours and 149020 people wiped out;
The long-to-short liquidation ratio reached 10:1, putting an end to last week's call—the bulls were practically wiped out!
XAU is moving independently, surging $100 in early trading; keep watching the 3970-4000 level: if it doesn't break below decisively, that points to a potential short- to medium-term bottoming attempt. No need to hold on too long; take a small position near the bottom of each swing and move

Why do some traders review their trades every day and trade for a long time, yet never improve their performance?

They record every trade, study every loss, and even keep adjusting their strategy parameters.

But months later, the problems remain: losses keep recurring, trading rules are repeatedly changed, historical backtests look increasingly impressive, yet live trading shows no clear improvement.

The problem may not be a lack of effort in reviewing trades, but a flawed review process.

I. Remembering winning trades while overlooking the details of failures

People easily remember the mo

Why Does Higher Trading Frequency Make Profits Easier to Erode?

Some traders believe that constantly looking for opportunities can improve their chances of making a profit.

But in reality, every trade can incur new costs. The more trades you make, the more easily these costs accumulate.

Even a strategy that is fairly good at predicting market direction may ultimately fail to deliver the desired net returns if it trades too frequently.

I. Fees: Small Per Trade, But They Can Add Up

Suppose the combined cost of buying and selling each time is 0.10% of the trade's notional value.

If the noti

Why Holding 10 Cryptocurrencies May Still Leave You Exposed to the Same Risk

Many investors believe that as long as they don’t put all their money into Bitcoin, buying Ethereum, SOL, BNB, and other tokens will reduce their portfolio risk.

But there’s an easily overlooked problem:

Holding more assets does not mean your risk is truly diversified. What matters is why these assets rise or fall, and how they behave under market stress.

I. Holding Different Coins Doesn’t Mean You Have Different Sources of Risk

Suppose you hold BTC, ETH, SOL, and several other crypto assets at the same time.

Th

Crypto Market Plunges Across the Board: BTC Breaks Below a Key Level—What Exactly Happened?

Today, the cryptocurrency market saw another significant decline, with Bitcoin, Ethereum, and a range of major altcoins all under pressure. This is not just an issue with one coin; overall market risk appetite is shifting.

Three factors behind this decline are worth watching.

First, regulatory expectations have changed. After the U.S. midterm elections, the market began to worry that cryptocurrency regulations could become stricter in the future. Greater policy uncertainty can lead institutions and i

Scumbag’s Live Trade: UNITREE (Unitree Robotics)

Scumbag shorted Unitree Robotics once when it went public, and made a pretty good return at the time. Today, seeing its market cap climb back above RMB 300 billion, Scumbag opened another small short position.

The next level to add to the position is 119.

If it falls below 100, Scumbag will take profits and close the position for now.

Jensen Huang's alleged affair partner,
Huang Le, Alice Huang
A former executive at Singaporean cloud computing/data center company Megaspeed International, which is itself a major NVIDIA customer

These are all rumors circulating online. Usually, there's a fairly high chance that this kind of thing is true, but we should wait for an official announcement from state media.

Jensen Huang's affair scandal broke, and even BTC followed suit and fell. Good grief!

Why Does Higher Trading Frequency Make Profits Easier to Erode?

Some traders believe that constantly looking for opportunities can increase their chances of making a profit.

But in reality, every trade can incur new costs. The more trades you make, the more easily these costs accumulate.

Even a strategy that is fairly good at predicting market direction may ultimately fail to deliver the desired net returns if it trades too frequently.

I. Fees: Small Each Time, But They Can Add Up

Suppose the combined cost of buying and selling each time is 0.10% of the trade's notional value.

If the not

ETH#The weekly chart has broken below the middle band; the weekly lower band is currently at 1700
Retest 2170-80; 2210-30 are resistance levels for short positions
Since the larger trend is bearish and has not yet stopped falling, take smaller profits on longs and use stop-losses
Long entry points
Long at 2110-20,
Long at 2080±10 points
2040-50

Why Does It Become Increasingly Difficult to Break Even After Consecutive Losses?

In the trading market, many people have experienced this process:

After a 10% account loss, they think it is no big deal and they can just earn it back.

After a 20% loss, they start to panic and want to increase their position size to break even faster.

After a 30% loss, they start trading frequently, trying to catch every rebound.

By the time their account has shrunk further, they realize they are already trapped in a cycle that is increasingly difficult to escape.

But the truly harsh reality is this: loss

Jensen Huang’s Full Apology Letter for His Affair Revealed; NVIDIA Launches Independent Investigation, CEO Admits Infidelity and Takes Full Responsibility
1. Jensen Huang Admits to an Affair and Issues a Public Apology
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Admits to infidelity: On November 8, 2026, NVIDIA CEO Jensen Huang sent a company-wide letter to employees and family members, publicly admitting that he had been unfaithful to his wife and saying, “There is no excuse. I am deeply sorry.”
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Takes full responsibility: He emphasized that his family was not responsible for his choices and that all the blame was his. He also asked

Why do many trading strategies perform consistently in backtests, then suddenly fail when market conditions change?

A trading strategy may generate consistent profits over several months.

It may perform well in a trending market, with a beautiful backtest curve. But when the market enters a ranging phase or liquidity suddenly declines, signals that once worked may start failing frequently.

At that point, many people’s first reaction is: Are the parameters poorly tuned?

But the problem may not be the parameters at all. It may be that the market conditions the strategy relies on to make mone

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$745 million wiped out in one hour! Bitcoin suddenly plunged—who exactly was behind the liquidation button?

The crypto market gave everyone another expensive lesson in risk management today.
SBTC suddenly plunged, hitting a low of $73,510 within 15 minutes before quickly rebounding. This up-and-down move may have looked like a small wiggle on the candlestick chart, but in reality, it triggered a major shock for countless trading accounts.
In just 1 hour, liquidations across the market totaled about $745 million, of which long positions accounted for about $715 million.
What does that mean? Lo

11.9 Gold Morning Outlook

Gold surged this morning, climbing rapidly from around 4025 to near 4130, with strong short-term momentum. After bearish nonfarm payrolls pressured it down to 4027 last Friday, it stabilized and rebounded, holding the key 4028–4030 support. The bearish expectations had already been priced in, and buying support remains solid.

On the 4-hour chart, lows are gradually rising, moving averages have shifted from flat to turning upward, and the MACD red histogram bars continue to expand, with the bullish structure gradually opening up. Gold has already moved above the 4100

Why isn’t a trading strategy with a higher win rate necessarily more profitable than one with a lower win rate?

Many traders have an intuition: the higher the win rate, the stronger the trading ability, and the more money they should make.

But in real trading, this assumption often proves wrong.

Some strategies win seven out of ten trades, yet the account keeps shrinking; others win only three or four out of ten, but may perform better over the long term.

Why?

Because long-term trading performance depends not only on the win rate, but also on average profits, average losses, trading costs