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Lived long enough to see this: GOOG down 20%, INTC down 30%, and BN hacked for $6 billion. Just this Monday I changed the trading desk's feng shui layout based on advice, and then came three straight hits. Seems it really isn't working 😢

Today is October 30th, and the U.S. stock market crashed. I rushed back to Fujian to sell this ocean-view apartment cheaply for 260, though it could actually sell for around 300. The plan going forward is to put 10 into contracts and 250 into Google, Intel, semiconductors, and Korean index spot positions. I want to see whether, in the end, it turns out to be "the person I let down most is my family," or "my fate is up to me, not heaven."

$GOOG shareholder meeting $AMZN shareholders

Late-night market check almost made me throw my phone 😅 Amazon $AMZN Q3 revenue came in at $201.9B, AWS up 39% to $46B. Looked strong, but free cash flow turned negative at -$42.4B, and 2026 capex is set to hit $220B. After hours it dropped about 6%. Intel $INTC was even worse — Q4 revenue guidance only $15–16B versus the $17.1B the market wanted, and it fell over 20% after hours 📉 Google $GOOG had already dropped 12% during the day, roughly $500B in market cap wiped out. Didn't dare open tech stocks today. BTC also slipped below 77,000 and is hovering there. With all this AI spending, the market is starting to ask one question: when does it pay back 🤔 Maybe order more takeout, and cut back on leverage for now.

BTC's push toward $80,000 has hit resistance again! Are the dip buyers excited, and are the short sellers waking up with a smile? Bitcoin's recent performance looks a lot like a student before an exam: full of confidence on the surface, but always a few points short when the paper is actually handed in. $80,000 has become a psychological battleground between bulls and bears. The bulls hope a rebound can help them win back market confidence, while the bears watch every failed upward push and wait for the price to turn down again. So is now the time to buy the dip? My view is that cheap does not mean safe, and a drop does not necessarily mean the bottom is in. What really deserves attention is whether the lows are gradually rising, whether the rebound has staying power, and whether market funds are willing to come in. Blindly buying the dip may land you not in a golden pit, but in a seemingly bottomless underground parking garage. Shorting outright is not necessarily smart either. If a sudden rebound comes, short sellers could also be caught off guard. #WeeklyCheckIn and #BTCFightsForThe80KMark So I lean toward waiting for signals. The market offers chances every day, and opportunities are not scarce. What is scarce is the composure not to be led around by the market. $GOOG