✅ Next Week [Monday, November 9 — Sunday, November 15] Macro + Geopolitical News Calendar

Macro and Geopolitical News Cards
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Note: Breaking geopolitical news may emerge at any time, so keep an eye on live updates during trading

📊 Macro

Monday｜November 09

03:00 U.S. September consumer credit data ⭐
09:30 China October CPI and PPI inflation data ⭐⭐⭐
All day: COP31 UN Climate Change Conference officially opens (Antalya, Turkey; runs through the 20th) ⭐⭐

Tuesday｜November 10

21:30 U.S. Oc

Trump’s counterattack is here! He orders an investigation into Democrats and wants the UFC president to storm the White House with world fighting champions!
Just after the U.S. midterm elections, Trump publicly called on the Justice Department to investigate Democrats, accusing them of threatening government officials and Republican supporters with impeachment, imprisonment and other tactics. He even singled out Democratic Senator Elissa Slotkin and called for her to be held accountable for alleged “extortion.”
Americans’ sense of humor is unbeatable. At a time like this, Trump was still fucki

The so-called comparison claiming “I’m better than Buffett” is shameless
Buffett managed to deliver average annual returns of 19% for 50 consecutive years, ultimately multiplying his wealth 100-fold, even 1,000-fold
This AI Bottleneck thing will wipe you out completely in another year
What can you possibly compare with Buffett?
This lowbrow rhetoric has actually appeared on the homepages of major KOLs, serving as evidence of how they continue to attract followers and maintain their personal brands amid this brutal bear market
This is truly shocking!
😅😅😅

BTC/USDT: Critical Support Test – Is Bitcoin Preparing for a Reversal or Another Leg Down?

Bitcoin is trading around $75,707, and the 4H structure remains bearish. Price is below MA5 ($75,905), MA10 ($75,893), and MA30 ($77,337), indicating that sellers still have the upper hand.

Key Support Levels:

- $75,400–$75,500
- $74,850–$74,950
- $73,850–$74,000

Key Resistance Levels:

- $75,900–$76,000
- $76,200–$76,400
- $76,850–$77,000
- $77,300–$77,450

Trading Scenarios:

Bearish: Rejection around $75,900–$76,250 could open downside targets at $75,500, $74,950 and $74,000. A confirmed breakdown

On Nov 4, when SOXL was at 79, I posted that at such a low price, smart money's short positions were 9 times its long positions, asking who was still shorting. Unexpectedly, in just a few days, SOXL fell to 39, down another 50%! We still have to follow the big players! $SOXL

When all the political news has settled and become clear, the semiconductor sector may already have made a move. But that still isn’t a reason to buy the dip today. $SOXX
Market prices never patiently wait for projects to be fully implemented and every risk to be conclusively proven to have disappeared before they start moving. If subsequent developments turn out better than initially feared, buyers may return early. In other words, caution itself comes at a cost: by the time you have enough evidence, the entry price may already have risen considerably. This cost must be acknowledged; you can

Hello from Australia!!

$PUMP is facing selling pressure after long liquidations around $0.00364. Price is hovering near $0.00370, making this an important area to watch for a potential liquidity grab or continuation lower. From an ICT perspective, buyers need to reclaim the nearby supply zone before a meaningful bullish structure develops.
Support: $0.00355 – $0.00362
Resistance: $0.00380 – $0.00390
Next Target: $0.00405 – $0.00420
Bullish Confirmation: A decisive breakout above $0.00390 with increasing volume could trigger a move toward $0.00420. Failure to hold $0.00355 would weaken the structure.
Let's go $PUMP

The first day after the Start of Winter!
Another winter rain, another cold snap.
I hope the warm sunshine after the winter rain arrives right on schedule...
I saw a post about institutions today and wanted to share it with everyone:
🙃The Curse of Institutions🤡
Hope everyone has a lively discussion...

The man who caught spies became a thief himself.
An FBI counterintelligence agent tasked with monitoring hostile nations used his investigative access to steal about $2.47 million in crypto assets, and pleaded guilty this week.
His name is Patrick Yaroch, 37. He joined the FBI in 2017 and became a supervisory special agent in the counterintelligence division at headquarters in February 2025.
His method was simple: he searched the FBI’s internal databases, including a classified one, for wallet private keys and login credentials, then transferred the funds he found.
He made about 100 transfers

$FLUID Bullish momentum is fading, and a bearish structure is gradually taking shape.

FLUID has repeatedly failed to break above the $2.70 area, after which selling pressure continued to weigh on the market. On the 4-hour timeframe, price highs have been progressively lower, with consecutive bearish candles, and price is now testing the $2.20 support zone.
Short setup: Entry range: $2.205–$2.230 Target: $2.080 Stop level: $2.390
If $2.197 is decisively broken, the decline may accelerate further. It is advisable to wait for confirmation before acting and to strictly manage position risk.
$TRUM

*#USCPIDataIncoming — Markets Brace for Key Inflation Report*

All eyes on inflation — *US CPI data drops Thursday, Oct 10, 8:30 AM ET.*

Current snapshot: Headline CPI YoY *2.7%*, Core CPI YoY *3.2%* (ex-food & energy), and MoM *+0.2%*. Forecast for October: *2.8% YoY*, as economists expect modest cooling with stabilizing energy prices.

Why it matters: CPI will directly impact Fed rate expectations, Treasury yields, and risk assets. A hotter-than-expected print could push yields higher and pressure equities, crypto, and USD. A cooler print may fuel rate-cut optimism.

Market volatility expec

CHINA BUYS GOLD FOR 24 CONSECUTIVE MONTHS

• China's central bank bought $3.3B in Oct.

• 129 tonnes added in 2026 worth $16.6B

Fiat debasement continues. $XAU $XAUT

GN foxes 🦊🌗
What will be your #GEM of the month??
Shill me 💎

#USAIStocksHitHard #ShareWeekly

The AI Market Reality Check: Why Wall Street Suddenly Turned Against Its Biggest Growth Trade

The artificial intelligence revolution has been one of the strongest investment narratives in recent years. Massive infrastructure spending, explosive demand for computing power, and expectations of long-term technological transformation pushed semiconductor companies and AI-related stocks to extraordinary valuations. However, the latest Wall Street sell-off has delivered a serious warning: even the strongest growth story cannot escape valuation pressure, political u

Over the weekend, I pulled up the hottest name and looked at it again.
It’s been stuck between 1120 and 1400 for 20 days.
On October 29, it surged to 1398, then got slammed back to 1223 by the close.
On Friday, it tagged 1388 again and closed at 1323.
It failed to break through the upper end both times.
Now it’s at 1256.
I didn’t take the ETH trade; it never held above 2450.
BTC has barely moved over the past three days. The one that gave way was the hottest name.
I’m betting ZEC drops to 1150 before Wednesday.
If it gets back above 1320, I was wrong.

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#USNonfarmPayrolls

US Nonfarm Payrolls: Is a Strong Jobs Report Always Good News for the Economy?

Q1. Does a higher number of new jobs always mean the US economy is getting stronger?

Not necessarily. This is one of the biggest misunderstandings about the US Nonfarm Payrolls (NFP) report. More jobs can signal economic strength, but the full picture depends on unemployment, wage growth, working hours, and the direction of hiring.

The October 2026 employment report offers an interesting example. It showed stronger job creation than economists expected, but some parts of the labor market stil