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Crypto Bourse retweeted
Earnings week was busy.
$TSLA beat on adjusted EPS and free cash flow, with gross margin up, but the post-print reaction was messy. $META showed solid ad growth, masked by the legal charge and ongoing AI capex. $WDC also beat before getting sold after the close.
I followed the first two closely. On $TSLA I exited on the stop after the extended-hours spike the read was right, the stop was just too tight for the gap. The rest of the week I watched how those stock setups lined up with what I was doing in crypto.
That’s where managing everything under one account starts to matter. With rTokens on Bitget you can track a post-earnings move on $TSLA or $META, keep a crypto position, and open a CFD if macro shifts, without jumping platforms or splitting capital.
Stocks, crypto, and CFDs in the same book.
Bitget is currently subsidizing the first stock transfer of ≥ $5,000 with at least 200 USDT in rSPCX until November 18.
Did you follow any stock names this week, or stay 100% crypto?
#TSLA #META
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$AMZN swept liquidity into a bullish OB ahead of earnings. Rebound setup or trap?It dropped ~7% from the 265.3 weak high to a 246.5 sweep low, then bounced from inside the 245.2-247.4 bullish OB.
Earnings are October 29 after the close, so the real question is whether this is a pause before the next leg or the calm before a gap lower.
1H structure is still bullish (strong low 244.7, weak high 265.3). The sell-off made internal lower lows with no bullish CHoCH yet, so I treat it as a retracement. Price took the equal lows near 248.7, wicked to 246.5 inside the OB and recovered. At 249.7 it sits in the OTE of the 244.7→265.3 leg, on the discount side of 255 equilibrium. Sweep + OB + discount, but still no confirmation.
Plan: entry only on a retest of 247-249 with lower-timeframe confirmation. Stop below 244.7. Targets 255 first, then the bearish OB at 263.5-264.4. Roughly 1:4 to the second target. If it runs above 253 without retesting, I skip it. A 1H close below 244.7 kills the idea.
$MSFT and $GOOGL report the day before and will set the tone. Amazon guided ~$220B capex for 2026 and AWS drove most of Q2 operating income. A gap can jump any stop, so size small or stay flat through the print. I’m concentrating my US stocks on Bitget so I can use them for margin/trading via rTokens, and for Dual Investment around earnings. Moomoo has nothing equivalent, so it is time to transfert right?
Note: rTokens don’t give me a title in my name and the structure still comes first.
What matters more for AMZN on October 29: AWS growth or the capex number?
Crypto Bourse retweeted
Breaking news: Meta is planning to raise $95bn in a stock offering to fuel its massive AI infrastructure spending, backed by chipmakers Nvidia, AMD and Broadcom, who will act as cornerstone investors. ft.trib.al/Jsgi8Sy
Crypto Bourse retweeted
The three biggest chip players are writing checks to $META.
$NVDA, $AMD, and $AVGO will buy up to $5 billion of Meta’s $95 billion share sale.
@BrianSozzi says it's "a show of confidence in AI demand.”
Crypto Bourse retweeted
🚨 La chute du Nasdaq va continuer ? Musk vient de dire tout haut ce qu'on pensait déjà tout bas...
Jeudi dernier, le Nasdaq a perdu -2,6 %, sa pire séance depuis juin et tout le monde a pointé les dépenses de Meta. Mais le problème, c’est le cash: Qui paie pour les data centers ?
Hier Musk a lâché la réponse sur X : "depuis quelques semaines, les banques et les investisseurs ne prêtent quasiment plus aux boîtes qui ne vivent que des data centers IA..." et Selon lui, les 200 et quelques neoclouds vont tomber comme des mouches...
Est-ce qu’il a raison ? Sur le fond, probablement... La dette des 5 plus gros neoclouds a été multipliée par 4 en un an. Ajoutez à ça des data centers en retard, et vous avez des puces qui dorment pendant que les intérêts tournent.
Musk dit çela le jour où SpaceX annonce avoir levé 40 milliards pour ses propres GPU. Maintenant, ça l’arrange que ses rivaux soient à sec. Comme toujours quand le robinet du crédit se ferme, ce ne sont pas les meilleurs qui survivent: ce sont ceux qui ont d’autres revenus et un bilan solide qui vont alors faire leurs courses à prix cassés.
$ZEC is stuck around $1,220 while NU7 is 10 days away. The market has already priced in part of the “faster blocks” story but is still hesitating between buying the rumor and selling the news.
What actually changes with the upgrade is speed (75s → 25s) and the fact that a portion of fees gets recycled without touching the 21M supply cap. The rest (ETF, Paradigm, the vote) has been in the price since September.
On the 1H the swing is still bullish, but price is sitting under a bearish OB at 1,253-1,268 with liquidity above at 1,258. Below, the 1,176-1,187 zone has already held twice. I’m not entering in the middle: either a clean rejection of the OB targeting 1,176, or a 1H close above 1,268 targeting 1,370.
Main risk is that November 5 slips or that the Sprout migration creates volatility in both directions. On Bitget the ZECUSDT ticker is liquid for these moves, which helps avoid getting eaten by slippage when it accelerates.
Not a signal. Are you playing the setup before activation or waiting to see the reaction after November 5?
Earnings week was busy.
$TSLA beat on adjusted EPS and free cash flow, with gross margin up, but the post-print reaction was messy. $META showed solid ad growth, masked by the legal charge and ongoing AI capex. $WDC also beat before getting sold after the close.
I followed the first two closely. On $TSLA I exited on the stop after the extended-hours spike the read was right, the stop was just too tight for the gap. The rest of the week I watched how those stock setups lined up with what I was doing in crypto.
That’s where managing everything under one account starts to matter. With rTokens on Bitget you can track a post-earnings move on $TSLA or $META, keep a crypto position, and open a CFD if macro shifts, without jumping platforms or splitting capital.
Stocks, crypto, and CFDs in the same book.
Bitget is currently subsidizing the first stock transfer of ≥ $5,000 with at least 200 USDT in rSPCX until November 18.
Did you follow any stock names this week, or stay 100% crypto?
#TSLA #META
🤖 Made with AI
Crypto Bourse retweeted
Happy weekend, guys.
Last week was a busy one for me. A couple of earnings reports, plenty of chart watching, and a few trades that kept me glued to the screen.
$META didn't really give me the result I was hoping for, but $TSLA made up for some of that with a pretty good profit. That's trading, I guess. Not every setup works out, and not every earnings move goes the way you expect.
Think about it. One week, you're watching earnings, then the next, crypto starts moving, or a CFD setup catches your eye. Instead of treating every market as a completely separate trading experience, @Bitget brings stocks, CFDs, and crypto together under one account.
And for those already holding US stocks, there's another offer worth checking out. Bitget is offering at least 200 USDT in $rSPCX to eligible users who complete their first stock transfer of $5,000 or more before November 18.
What makes rTokens even more interesting is that they can offer utility beyond simply holding stock exposure. Eligible rTokens can be used as margin for stock futures trading or as collateral to borrow USDT.
For me, the real advantage is having more options available when the market presents an opportunity, rather than being limited to one type of asset.
Now it's time to step away from the charts for a bit, recharge, and get ready for another week.
What's your plan for this weekend?
Crypto Bourse retweeted
$SPCX is reportedly eyeing a deal to purchase 80,000 cell towers. 😯
"I think Elon wants to control his own destiny and broadband," @briansozzi says. "I think telecom companies need to take a lot more seriously than they're taking it at this particular moment."
Crypto Bourse retweeted
🧪 LAB REPORT: Do US election odds move crypto?
HYPOTHESIS
Higher odds of a Democratic win = lower crypto prices.
METHOD
Schwab compared Kalshi's odds of Democrats winning both chambers with the Bloomberg Galaxy Crypto Index.
RESULTS
▪️ A slightly negative link, but too small and inconsistent to be statistically meaningful
▪️ The two biggest weekly jumps in Democratic odds: the index fell 8.7% once and rose 5% another time
▪️ Heavy betting days showed a stronger link, but it came from one day in Nov 2025. Remove it and it fades
CONCLUSION
Schwab's crypto research lead, Jim Ferraioli, calls most of it noise.
LIMITS
It's a broad crypto index, not Bitcoin alone, and past data can't tell us how markets react on election night (Nov 3).
WHAT DOES THE DATA SAY ABOUT POLICY?
The Clarity Act stalled in the Senate on Sept 15 under a Republican majority, short of the 60 votes needed. The House had passed it 294-134, with 78 Democrats on board.
Support and resistance both cross party lines.
For Bitcoin, the Fed, inflation, liquidity and institutional demand likely matter more than who holds Congress.
Will election night move Bitcoin, or is it just noise? 🤔 👇
Oct 22 update on $TSLA.
Plan B played out after the print. Price tagged the equal highs and closed at 386.47. Beat on adjusted EPS ($0.48 vs $0.45) and free cash flow, gross margin improved, but operating margin stayed weak and AI timelines slipped.
It spiked to 390.82 in extended hours, my stop at 389.3 got hit, then reversed toward 371. The read was right. The stop was just too tight for an earnings gap. 375.5 target is done.
Now testing 372.3 (0.382). Below that I watch 367.2, the FVG + OTE at 355–362, and the bullish OB at 349.5–353.1 for a possible Plan A. A 1h close above 377 cancels the bearish follow-through. The open decides , pre-market volume is thin.
Sessions like this remind me why capital flexibility matters. On a traditional broker your stocks often sit locked: you sell to free up cash, miss the rebound, or simply don’t have enough margin for the next setup.
With rTokens on Bitget the logic is different. You transfer stocks from a traditional broker, they become rTokens, and you can keep the exposure while using them as margin for stock futures or as collateral to borrow USDT. Collateral ratios go up to 95% depending on the asset and tier. You don’t necessarily have to sell to trade.
That’s the real capital efficiency gain the same capital working on multiple fronts instead of staying idle.
Not a signal. Just today’s read and a thought on how to make existing holdings work harder.
Crypto Bourse retweeted
$TSLA reported third quarter earnings that were better than expected, with its free cash flow and capex spending coming in ahead of Wall Street estimates.
The stock popped in after hours trading on the report.
Read more: yhoo.it/4srfAGL
Crypto Bourse retweeted
Wednesday: shorts got burned. Bitcoin pushed toward $85K.
Overnight: longs got burned. Back to ~$82K.
~$173M in shorts liquidated on the way up.
~$210M in longs on the way down.
Same market, same trap: leverage built too fast.
Nasdaq futures sliding 1.1% didn't help.
Open interest is still around $23B.
Crypto Bourse retweeted
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No tech is 100% secure.
There are risks in everything you do.
There are risks if you don't do anything.
There will be issues, setbacks and problems to solve.
Stay up-to-date. Manage risks. Solve problems.
$TSLA is now testing the upper edge of the range I mapped yesterday.
Price is around 387, sitting right under the weak high / equal highs near 388.57. The range still runs roughly 345–388, equilibrium near 366–367. From here the bullish OB at 349.5–353.1 and the FVG + OTE zone lower remain the key discount areas if we get a post-earnings rejection.
Earnings are after the close tonight. Deliveries are already known (486k, above estimates). The market still wants margins, free cash flow, and any Robotaxi/FSD update. Options were pricing a ~5–7.5% move.
Plan update:
• Plan B (short) is still the cleaner edge if we sweep the highs around 388.57 and reject on the first 1h after the open. Stop above ~390, targets back toward 377 then equilibrium.
• Plan A only activates on a real selloff into 349.5–353.1 with a 1h reaction. No entry before the print. Size stays small.
Trade the plan without selling the position
If you already hold Tesla as rTSLA on Bitget, you don’t have to sell the spot to act on a short or any other idea. Eligible rTokens can be used as futures margin or as collateral for a crypto loan inside the same account.
If your shares are still at a traditional broker, the first transfer of $5,000+ is currently getting at least 200 USDT in r $SPCX (higher tiers for bigger amounts). Transfers take about 10 business days.
$TSLA Into Earnings: Deliveries Are Done, Margins Decide Whether 349 or 387 Breaks First
Tesla already told us deliveries: 486,532 vehicles, above estimates. Tomorrow night the market wants to know if profits can keep up, and the chart sits mid-range, so I only want the edges.
📍 What the market wants on Oct 21
Tesla reports after the close on Wednesday, with the call at 5:30 pm ET. Consensus is about $0.45 EPS on roughly $28B of revenue. Deliveries (down about 2% on the year) and 13.7 GWh of energy storage are already out, so the focus is automotive margin, free cash flow with capex above $25B this year, and Robotaxi/FSD progress. Per Bitget’s preview, Tesla missed revenue estimates in six of the last ten quarters, and the stock is down about 20% this year. Options imply a move of roughly 5% to 7.5%, which at the wide end is about 347 to 403 from 374.7.
🧠 A range with two edges
On the 1h chart, TSLA has traded between about 345 and 388 for weeks. After falling from the 388 high to a low at 349.8, it bounced about 7% to 377 and now sits at 374.7. Equilibrium of the range is near 366.5, so price is in premium. The levels:
386.8 to 388.4: equal highs, buy-side liquidity.
377: the lower high that capped the bounce.
349.5 to 353.1: the bullish OB where the bounce started.
345 to 347.6: the deeper bullish OB, tested several times.
🎯 Two edges, nothing in between
• Plan A, long: a gap or selloff into 349.5 to 353.1, then a 1h reaction. Stop below 348, targets 366.5 and then 377. From 351.5, roughly 1 to 4.3 on the first target.
• Plan B, short: a gap up into 386.8 to 388.4, a sweep of the highs and a 1h close back under 386.8. Stop above 389.3, targets 377 and then 366.5. From 386, roughly 1 to 2.7 on the first target.
⚠️ What would make me wrong
A 1h close below 348 kills Plan A, and 345 to 347.6 becomes the last line.
A 1h close above 389.3 kills Plan B, and the range is over.
A 5% to 7.5% gap can skip any level. I take no entry before the print, wait for the first 1h candle after the open, and keep size small.
Trade the plan without selling
If you already hold Tesla on Bitget as rTSLA, you don’t have to sell it to act on a plan like this. Eligible rTokens can be used as futures margin or as collateral for a crypto loan, so you could take Plan B’s short while keeping your shares, with stocks, CFDs and crypto in one account.
It is not free of risk: if $TSLA gaps down, your collateral loses value and liquidation can follow, so keep leverage and loan-to-value low around earnings. Terms and collateral rates apply, and transfers from a broker take about 10 business days, so this works for rTSLA you already hold.
$TSLA Into Earnings: Deliveries Are Done, Margins Decide Whether 349 or 387 Breaks First
Tesla already told us deliveries: 486,532 vehicles, above estimates. Tomorrow night the market wants to know if profits can keep up, and the chart sits mid-range, so I only want the edges.
📍 What the market wants on Oct 21
Tesla reports after the close on Wednesday, with the call at 5:30 pm ET. Consensus is about $0.45 EPS on roughly $28B of revenue. Deliveries (down about 2% on the year) and 13.7 GWh of energy storage are already out, so the focus is automotive margin, free cash flow with capex above $25B this year, and Robotaxi/FSD progress. Per Bitget’s preview, Tesla missed revenue estimates in six of the last ten quarters, and the stock is down about 20% this year. Options imply a move of roughly 5% to 7.5%, which at the wide end is about 347 to 403 from 374.7.
🧠 A range with two edges
On the 1h chart, TSLA has traded between about 345 and 388 for weeks. After falling from the 388 high to a low at 349.8, it bounced about 7% to 377 and now sits at 374.7. Equilibrium of the range is near 366.5, so price is in premium. The levels:
386.8 to 388.4: equal highs, buy-side liquidity.
377: the lower high that capped the bounce.
349.5 to 353.1: the bullish OB where the bounce started.
345 to 347.6: the deeper bullish OB, tested several times.
🎯 Two edges, nothing in between
• Plan A, long: a gap or selloff into 349.5 to 353.1, then a 1h reaction. Stop below 348, targets 366.5 and then 377. From 351.5, roughly 1 to 4.3 on the first target.
• Plan B, short: a gap up into 386.8 to 388.4, a sweep of the highs and a 1h close back under 386.8. Stop above 389.3, targets 377 and then 366.5. From 386, roughly 1 to 2.7 on the first target.
⚠️ What would make me wrong
A 1h close below 348 kills Plan A, and 345 to 347.6 becomes the last line.
A 1h close above 389.3 kills Plan B, and the range is over.
A 5% to 7.5% gap can skip any level. I take no entry before the print, wait for the first 1h candle after the open, and keep size small.
Trade the plan without selling
If you already hold Tesla on Bitget as rTSLA, you don’t have to sell it to act on a plan like this. Eligible rTokens can be used as futures margin or as collateral for a crypto loan, so you could take Plan B’s short while keeping your shares, with stocks, CFDs and crypto in one account.
It is not free of risk: if $TSLA gaps down, your collateral loses value and liquidation can follow, so keep leverage and loan-to-value low around earnings. Terms and collateral rates apply, and transfers from a broker take about 10 business days, so this works for rTSLA you already hold.
