Taking the Bears to win by 7 or more tonight at home against Tampa (6 gives money back). Bears been strong at 6-2 and beat both of last year's Super Bowl teams in previous weeks.

365 days, winning every day. Stop winning already, Blondie, I can't take it anymore. I want to lose for once. Hurry the hell up and sign the agreement already!$ETH $SOXL $KORU ‌ ‌ ‌

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Whoever sells their $HYPE is out of the pack

Just a heads-up, everyone: be careful, as what comes next could be like 2022.5.4; short positions can be held with conviction

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Dear Fam, Remember My $BTC Update Yesterday???As I mentioned, $BTC is still consolidating around $75,600–$76,000, with no major move yet. Wondering why? Weekend trading often brings lower volume and slower market activity.But the weekend ends tomorrow! Stay alert, avoid rushing into trades, and get ready for the next move with me. Keep watching and wait for my next update!

On Monday, November 9, several economic data releases and central bank officials’ speeches are worth watching. At 9:30 Beijing time, China’s October CPI annual rate will be released, reflecting domestic inflation. At 15:00, Germany’s September seasonally adjusted trade balance will be released; at 17:30, the Eurozone’s November Sentix Investor Confidence Index will be published. At 23:00, the U.S. September wholesale sales month-over-month rate will be released, while Federal Reserve’s Goolsbee speaks. At 00:00 the following day, the U.S. October New York Fed 1-year inflation expectations data

Hynix is as steady as a rock😆
Why are there so many unreasonable rules and laws in the world today? Because those who set the rules are vested interests, and they must ensure their interests are maximized and remain unchallenged.
For example, why was there once the notion of “illegal cohabitation,” but now it is tacitly permitted? Because those in power themselves have many sexual partners besides their lawful spouses.
For example, “illegitimate children” were once branded with shame, but now they enjoy the same inheritance rights as children born in wedlock. Those in power have many illegiti

11.8 Monday Gold Opening Outlook
With over 8 years of experience, I wouldn’t claim to have the whole market under control, but I’m well acquainted with its ups and downs. I can anticipate the direction of key drivers of gold prices, such as nonfarm payrolls and Fed policy. $MU I always approach the market with respect. I don’t promise to win every trade; I rely on support levels and swing-trading strategies. Jingyi’s dear followers, stay steady and secure your profits. Many people chase rallies and sell off in downturns, but I stick to selling high and buying low. While others hesitate and mi

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#晒出我的持仓收益 Temporarily opened, live now: Ether (ETH)

By the way, nothing I've shared today is coming from Sahil or anyone on his team. My portfolio allocation is my choice and my responsibility.
Looking back, shocked I even replied. He's been blocked for months and his current crash out is something I'm watching and also taking with a grain of salt.
Last post on this person and this position change.
The extraction has gotta end.

Nothing much happens over the weekend. Be careful of a downward wick tomorrow that gets bought back up, leading to a wave-four rebound. If you want to buy something, just buy some stocks or whatever. Spot prices are already down by more than half—there's gold everywhere. Even if Lao A goes bankrupt, these tech companies won't. The US will print money, and if all else fails, the government will provide a backstop. The US makes money by exporting technology. The current downturn is just a shakeout and bubble-clearing. SanDisk will go above 1,000, Micron will reach 800, and Intel, with government

under the hood report for October is not readyet

In crypto, the only advantage ordinary people have is “time,” but most waste it
First, see clearly who you’re trading against.
Institutions have capital; you don’t
Whales have information; you don’t
Market makers have speed; you don’t
Project teams have tokens; you have even less
So what do you have?
You have something none of them do: the ability to wait.
Institutional capital has a cost; yours doesn’t
Funds have to answer to LPs every year, report quarterly, and face redemptions if their drawdowns get too large.
They have to act; not acting is dereliction of duty.
You don’t have that pressur

Turned 1,200U into 50,000U in 90 days without getting liquidated once.
It wasn't luck. It was these three habits, and I never broke a single one.
First, some background.
Three months ago, his account was down to just 1,200U. He asked me if there was any hope.
I said yes, but he had to do exactly what I said, without a single mistake.
90 days later, his account was at 50,000U.
Today I'm laying out exactly what he did. How much you take away is up to you.
First, split your money into three parts. Never go all-in.
Split the 1,200U into:
400U for short-term trades, no more than two a day
400U to w