Gold Can’t Hold Up Either! US CPI Blows Past Expectations—Why Are Safe-Haven Assets Being Sold Off Instead?

Gold investors may be a little confused: Isn’t gold supposed to shine brighter the more chaotic the world gets? So why did it take a hit as soon as inflation came in above expectations?
The answer lies in the dollar and interest rates.
The US CPI rose 0.4% in October, while core CPI rose 0.3%, both above expectations. This prompted markets to raise their bets on Fed rate hikes again.
If US interest rates continue to rise, dollar-denominated assets may become more attractive, while gold

Damn!
No wonder not a single bottle is missing.
Who the hell would dare take this?

Whether Nvidia needs a leadership change hinges on this one meeting.
Foreign media say the board is holding an emergency meeting to discuss Jensen Huang’s future
NVDA fell to 158.8 after hours, down about 8.6% from the closing price of 173.7
It has pulled back more than 30% from its 52-week high of 243
The risk facing the AI leader this time isn’t computing power—it’s the person. I won’t catch this falling knife before the board’s decision is announced.

Short position setup entry
Short near 3994, stop-loss 4002, take-profit 3975#黄金 #伦敦金 $XAUUSD ‌

$AI holders went from checking their portfolio every 5 minutes to pretending they never bought it

now at $28M

if this zone holds, the comeback story could get interesting

crypto really has no shortage of plot twists

During an exam
when the teacher says you can bring one sheet of A4 paper
you end up seeing this kind of thing

Nov. 12 intraday strategy: Military aircraft signal risk aversion, geopolitical tensions escalate, bearish trend—continue to look bearish

According to U.S. military sources cited by Agence France-Presse on the 10th local time, the U.S. Air Force has withdrawn some aircraft from RAF Mildenhall in the UK.

Flight-tracking data shows that since early on the 9th, at least 10 tankers and 3 Osprey transport aircraft have left the base, flying to Germany, Spain, and other bases in the UK.

The move was prompted by signals from Iran that, if attacked, its retaliation would not be limited to the Middl

CPI exceeds expectations: Which takes the biggest hit, BTC, U.S. stocks, or gold? This asset test has only just begun!

The same U.S. CPI report could send three major asset classes down three very different paths.
U.S. CPI rose 0.4% month over month in October, while core CPI rose 0.3%, both above expectations. The market had been hoping inflation would cool, but instead got a bucket of cold water.
First, BTC: It is highly sensitive to global liquidity. If expectations for Fed rate hikes continue to rise, risk capital could contract, potentially amplifying Bitcoin's short-term volatility.
Nex

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High APR attracts attention, but the real opportunity in a Launchpool depends on reward efficiency, capital commitment and the token's ability to maintain demand after the campaign ends.

Gate Launchpool Round 386, featuring ValueX ($VLX ), offers an interesting opportunity for users who want to earn additional tokens without directly purchasing VLX from the market. With a total reward allocation of 454,546 VLX and three staking options, this campaign deserves a closer look beyond its advertised APR.

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Gold could break 3900 today. Follow the system,

#USIranTalksShowNewProgress #ShareWeekly

Oil Markets Are Entering a Critical Turning Point: Can Diplomatic Progress Sustain the Recovery, or Is Another Volatile Phase Ahead?

The recent developments in US-Iran negotiations have introduced a new dynamic into global financial markets. After a period of heightened geopolitical uncertainty, investors are beginning to price in the possibility of reduced tensions in the Middle East. This shift has supported financial markets, eased some inflation concerns and contributed to a recovery in risk appetite.

However, my view is that the current improve

$AGT Up nearly 20x in a day, with 24h trading volume of $613 million—this isn’t a coin, it’s a meat grinder. I just closed half my live position, and the unrealized gains on the rest are still running—don’t ask why I didn’t close it all; in a market driven by this kind of hype, everyone wants one more bite. Currently at 0.0741, with a high of 0.0830 and a low of 0.0230. It’s already more than tripled from the bottom, and short-term money is clearly changing hands. My plan: scale in on a pullback to 0.065–0.068, stop-loss at 0.058, first take-profit target at the previous high of 0.083, second

This is yesterday's chart.
I'll update it in the morning after the Asian session plays out.
No one can precisely control price levels—not even Trump.
You can use this as a reference. If there are suitable trading opportunities, I'll share them with you for free.
Keep it up👏

$BTC might be preparing for something bigger. 👀

An inverse head and shoulders pattern appears to be forming, with the right shoulder developing around rising support.

Now, all eyes are on the neckline.

A clean breakout could bring $100K back into focus.

This setup is worth watching. 🚀

#btc

#WCTCS9 U.S. stocks have already started rebounding, so why is $BTC still grinding around $74,000? Who exactly is selling?

1. First, look at one data point. U.S. spot BTC ETFs have seen net outflows for five consecutive trading days, with cumulative outflows of about $1.177 billion from November 5 to 11. One day alone might not mean much, but a full week of money flowing out is no small matter.
2. More interestingly, tech stocks rebounded in the previous trading session, with Nasdaq futures rising as much as 1.7%, yet BTC did not make a clear move higher. This suggests that what is weighing

$SKHYNIX $SKHYNIX has started to fall, breaking below the key support level at 955. Short with the trend at the current price, with a stop-loss near 985

Someone asked me: Does a wick mean the bottom is in
The jargon is “wick,” and I only look at whose cost basis it lands on
$HYPE 07:00 candle wicked down to 70.576 and closed at 72.039
Lower wick: $1.46; volume: 358k contracts, 1.5x the average
Q: So someone caught it
A: Their cost basis is between 70.6 and 72
Q: How much room is left above
A: 74.332 was the high touched at 23:00 last night, with ma20 at 72.65 in between
Q: So, long or short now
A: I won’t guess; both scenarios are on the table
Above 72.65 with hourly volume back to 250k contracts, watch 74.332
Below 70.576, assume that wick ne

$NVDA historical ROI from previous tops to ATHs since 1999
Excluded 2002-2007 due to sudden great recession stopped price discovery
I think it's time for a healthy -60% correction
Talk to ya again at 100$ but likely 90$