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Date: 5th November 2025. Tech Sell-off and Bitcoin Crash: Is Market Euphoria Finally Cooling? The global rally in stocks and cryptocurrencies is facing its first serious test in months. Sharp declines in major technology shares and a wave of Bitcoin liquidations have shaken investor confidence, prompting questions over whether markets are simply taking a breather, or signalling something deeper. Tech Stocks Lead the Market Pullback Asian and US markets turned lower this week as technology-heavy indices erased part of their 2025 gains. Seoul and Tokyo exchanges fell nearly 5% from Tuesday’s peaks, while the Nasdaq dropped 2%, with futures pointing to further weakness. The hardest-hit names were those that had led the artificial intelligence boom. Nvidia, once crowned the world’s most valuable company, slid 4%, extending its decline to 7% below last month’s record. Meanwhile, Palantir Technologies dropped 8% despite strong earnings, highlighting just how stretched valuations have become. Fund managers suggest the downturn reflects profit-taking rather than panic, a typical pattern as investors lock in gains ahead of year-end. As Angus McGeoch from Barrenjoey noted, ‘Managers don’t want to give up too much, but if the market rebounds, they’ll be quick to re-enter.’ Even after the decline, the Nasdaq remains over 50% higher since April, suggesting that the broader uptrend is still intact. AI Stocks: Reset or Reality Check? The correction has reignited the debate over whether the AI-driven stock rally has overheated. Wall Street executives, including those from Goldman Sachs and Morgan Stanley, have warned of potential pullbacks after a year of rapid gains. Adding to the caution, South Korea’s regulator issued a standard warning on SK Hynix, which has tripled in a year but has now lost 6% in two days. Saxo Bank’s Charu Chanana called the move ‘healthy,’ adding that a short-term reset is preferable to a larger market unwind later. Bitcoin Mirrors the Market’s Mood The cryptocurrency market has followed a similar pattern. Bitcoin (BTC) dropped over 20% from its October record above $126,000, briefly dipping below the $100,000 mark for the first time since June. Long-term holders have liquidated an estimated $41.6 billion in BTC, marking one of the largest sell-offs in recent memory. This wave of selling has been accompanied by mounting pressure on miners, whose profitability has hit its lowest point in months due to rising energy costs and falling rewards. Over $1.3 billion in crypto positions were liquidated in just 24 hours, underscoring the severity of the correction. However, some contrarian investors have stepped in to buy the dip, showing that long-term confidence in Bitcoin remains resilient. Macro Developments: Trade Relief Meets Policy Uncertainty Interestingly, the Bitcoin sell-off coincides with a positive geopolitical development. China’s decision to suspend additional tariffs on US goods for one year has eased trade tensions, removing a major source of market anxiety. However, optimism is tempered by domestic political instability in the US, including a prolonged government shutdown and ongoing uncertainty around future digital asset regulations. These factors have combined to create a highly volatile environment for both equities and cryptocurrencies. Bitcoin and Stock Market Technical Outlook On the charts, Bitcoin’s 50-week simple moving average (SMA) around $102,900 remains a key support level. Historically, this line has acted as a springboard for previous recoveries. A decisive break below $100,000 could open the door towards $94,000 or even $85,000, according to InvestingHaven and Sevens Report analysts. For equities, investors are watching whether the tech sector can stabilise and reassert leadership. If so, the pullback could quickly prove to be a buying opportunity rather than the start of a bear trend. The Bottom Line: A Healthy Pause in an Overheated Market Both the stock and crypto markets are experiencing their first meaningful correction after months of relentless gains. For now, analysts view this as a healthy reset, not a crisis. While uncertainty around regulation, earnings, and policy remains, easing trade tensions and robust long-term trends in AI and blockchain continue to support the broader bullish narrative. In other words, this may not be the end of the rally, just the market catching its breath. Always trade with strict risk management. Your capital is the single most important aspect of your trading business. Please note that times displayed based on local time zone and are from time of writing this report. Click HERE to access the full HFM Economic calendar. 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No, I don't have the last version links that's why I was asking about. The Nostradamus pdf manual is missleading, mixing the Nostradamus II with Nostradamus III terms inside so it's hard to tell if the main executable is V2 or V3...

Thank you very much. Does anybody have some backtest results. I tested september and october and the resuls were different. October was very good and september at a loss. With the standard settings.

Do you want machine learning ?

Maybe his TG have been taken down again.

These are great! @kimsam, perhaps we can look to educate the other indicators? Here are the trials for MirrorLines and SideBias indicators from the same authors: https://workupload.com/archive/WKkMHD7tgR I don't have trial versions for the following: AutoOptimizing RSI AutoOptimizing ParabolicSAR AutoOptimizing ZScore Maybe someone else has them?

John Snow has closed his Telegram groups and is no longer responding.

im looking for the ninja ai passer bot. anyone have it cracked? thanks in advance

As far as I can see, there are no open download links in their site. If you have the latest versions, let us know a link for the downloads.

@apmoo @kimsam please help here. This is an important tool to have and that can improve trading as it give us the flexibility to create our own renko bars. Here some examples https://www.az-invest.eu/ninja-trader-7-custom-charts https://limewire.com/d/tlkA5#lZnAz2eMo6

Thanks apmoo

Anyone ever come across this script for ninja? Qkronos" Strategy or Qice

updated https://workupload.com/file/cAEjb32LvNw Thanks

It works, look at your settings

I compared the results they post in the profit channel on the quantvue discord and it takes the same trades on strategy analizer but when using the bot on market replay it doesn't take any trades at all

thank you

MarketReplayDumpStrategyNT8.zip

best to watch the videos posted by Dre on using Plot

Thanks a lot, are these the last versions from Alphee's site (v 3)?

May i request for this please? https://nexusfi.com/local_links.php?linkid=2121

Hi, anybody who managed to download the archive in the past can you please re-upload it preferable to mega? Thanks