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$ONDO sudah di area bikin base akumulasi dan saat ini ? $ONDO tepat berada di atas EMA50.


Menurut saya ? $ONDO akan bermain di range ini sebelum melakukan kenaikannya.


Tetap kuat dan jangan panik.


NOTE:


whale $ONDO masih hold dan beberapa wallet whale $ONDO yang saya share sebelumnya juga amaih pada hold $ONDO mereka.

Ondo

Ondo

6 hours ago

OPENLONG

Invested Capital

10%

Buying Price

0.4099$

Current Price

-

Take Profit

2.000$

Stop Loss

0.2000$

ROI

0.00%

TLT Elliott Wave Analysis

- Many are excited about the sharp TLT bounce from an "all-time low."
- There is talk of a risk-off trade.
- There might be something in that.
- But look at the bigger picture.
- My best Elliott wave count suggests that · TLT is likely bouncing in the intermediate wave (4) of an ending diagonal for Primary-5, ((5)).
- Wave (4) may reach mid-to-high 80s, then another swing lower, likely into 2027, which could complete a cycle-degree wave I; I positioned wave II at a maximum reasonable target.

Stay tuned for my cycle analysis.


HACK Daily close above the expansion gate invalidates the bearish thesis under my system. Breaking back below would be a huge red flag and I would sell everything.

Life and Value After Default: A Follow-Up

In March 2012, amid the depths of the eurozone crisis and with Greece’s private-sector involvement (PSI) underway, we wrote a note titled “Equities – There’s Life and Value After Default” on our former Blogspot Blog “Macronomics”.

The argument was that the Athens Stock Exchange (ASE) and Icelandic equities could recover strongly once the acute phase passed. It drew on historical post-default recoveries (Russia 1998, Argentina 2001) and contrasted Iceland’s cleaner “let the banks fail” approach with more drawn-out European bank resolutions.

Fourteen and a half years later, the results (price indices, approximate levels from March 2012 to late October 2026) are as follows:

  • ASE (ATHEX Composite): ~729 → ~2,588. Total return +255%, CAGR ~9.1%.
  • OMX Iceland All-Share: ~644 → ~1,981. Total return +208%, CAGR ~8.0%.
  • Euro Stoxx 50: ~2,530 → ~6,046. Total return +139%, CAGR ~6.2%.
  • S&P 500: 1,408 → ~7,650. Total return +443%, CAGR ~12.3%.

Both markets more than t

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This Is a Rate Selloff, Not a Reason to Leave. why this is not the time to walk away.


I know this stretch feels heavy. The AI names have been sold for two weeks, the headlines are all about debt and spending, and every bounce gets sold. But step back and look at what kind of selloff this actually is. The demand side of this market keeps proving itself earnings are beating, guidance is being raised, order books are growing. What broke was not the fundamentals. What broke was the cost of money, when the 10-year yield spiked in early October and made every borrowed dollar more expensive.


That part is now reversing. The 10-year topped near 5.36%, failed to go higher, and has rolled over to 4.95%, breaking below its 50-day average for the first time in the entire climb. Yields peaking and easing into a midterm is exactly what happened in 2018 — and what followed was one of the strongest post-midterm runs on record, as the uncertainty cleared and the seasonal bid returned into year end.


So the

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Government debt vs primary balance, 2026 (% of GDP):

Approximate 2026 positions (IMF Oct 2026):

  • Greece: debt ~136%, primary ~+3.4%
  • Portugal: debt ~90%, primary ~+1.7%
  • Ireland: debt ~40%, primary ~+0.8%
  • Italy: debt ~138%, primary ~+0.9%
  • Spain: debt ~98%, primary ~–0.2%
  • France: debt 118.5%, primary –2.9%
  • UK: debt ~102%, primary ~–1.2%
  • US: debt ~127%, primary ~–3.5%
  • Japan: debt ~200%, primary ~–1.5%

France remains an outlier on the primary-balance side relative to its debt level, while the US sits even lower on the primary balance. Exact primary-balance figures for every country are not uniformly published in the public DataMapper extracts; values are consistent with the October 2026 vintage and overall fiscal balances reported by the IMF.


France troubles growing with concerning PMI for services:

GDP growth finally came in at zero in Q2 and –0.2% in Q1, both revised down by INSEE. The government’s +0.7% full-year target is now out of reach.

September’s services PMI rebound to 51.2 proved fleeting. October’s flash dropped back to 48.4 (composite and services), manufacturing at 49.3. Manufacturing new orders collapsed to 44.9, employment fell for a sixth straight month, and business confidence hit a six-and-a-half-year low (2027 election and fiscal worries). Political and financial conditions tightened further.July’s services PMI (49.6) already pointed to barely positive Q3 growth. Banque de France and INSEE still see +0.1% q/q for Q3. But without a rebound, the Q4 average would settle in the 47–48 zone.Without a rebound in new orders and employment, services cannot take over.

With services PMI stuck in the 47–48 range, Q4 should come in between –0.2% and –0.4% q/q.

That would push full-year 2026 into a mild recession (around

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This Railway hack got real (for me). Woke up this morning to find an API key I hadn't rotated was taken in the attack. They ran up $100 over night asking OpenAI thousands of questions non-stop.

This is what I talked about in 'Enact the Noah Protocol' after the Hugging Face breach.

When you looked into the post-mortem details you realised the new AI models are highly persistent and potentially unstoppable. They can hack anything given enough time.

It looks like the API key was used to ask lots of image generation requests. This may have been part of a hack to train an AI model.


It has made me wonder if blockchain architecture is a solution to unstoppable AI cyber attacks. Rather than have one centralised data access point, which is hackable, make the AI have to hack the entire blockchain at once, which is much harder, and more expensive.

S&P 500: Cap-Weighted vs Equal-Weight

Cap-weighted SPY was dragged down by Semis/Tech.

Equal-weight RSP could not care less and advanced on a bad NDX and SPX day.

And, yes, S&P 500 breadth has been improving lately.



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