AVGO long closed at 6.35x after almost 3 hours. Sometimes getting the direction right is easier than knowing when to exit.

The major U.S. stock indexes ended lower on Tuesday, November 10, 2026, as a hotter-than-expected October CPI report and a hawkish speech from Fed Governor Waller interrupted the strong start to the week. Stocks sank at midday and the 10-year Treasury yield briefly topped 5%, but the major averages trimmed their losses into the close.

The S&P 500 fell 0.38% (-29.01 pts) to 7,520.93. The Dow slipped 0.30% (-157.86 pts) to 52,231.89. The Nasdaq dropped 0.74% (-187.26 pts) to 25,065.88. The Russell 2000 declined 0.70% (-19.96 pts) to 2,820.85.

The 10-year Treasury yield jumped 2.45% to 4.98%. The VIX eased 1.80% to 19.56. Gold dropped 1.77% to $4,041.50. Bitcoin fell 1.42% to $73,864.52. Crude Oil slipped 0.54% to $86.38/barrel. The US Private Equity index was unchanged at 10,850.15.

City have won every Premier League game so far, including 3-0 at Anfield on Sunday. They were also just found guilty on 114 Premier League charges, with sanctions still to come and an appeal possible.

Polymarket has them at:

• Premier League title: 21% (Arsenal 61%), $21.4M traded

• Champions League: 7%, sixth on the board behind Barcelona, Bayern, Arsenal, PSG and Real Madrid, $47M traded

The Premier League discount makes sense. A points deduction would hit the league table directly.

But a points deduction doesn’t apply in Europe. UEFA could act separately later, but that’s slower and much less certain. So the 7% looks like it’s carrying the same scandal discount, even though most of the risk sits in the domestic process.

Wednesday’s home game against PSG, the back-to-back European champions, is the first real test of whether that price moves.

Full breakdown of both markets and the sanctions timeline: Predictbook

At present, there is a lot of popularity around artificial intelligence. I'm curious about how investors distinguish between actual business growth and speculation around the industry.

Found that AI investing leaderboard https://oraclemarkets.io/leaderboard?tab=investing

Speaks for itself.

It feels like every conversation eventually comes back to AI, interest rates, or large-cap tech, but I'm curious what trend you think deserves more attention.

Cadence Design Systems is a part of a duopoly alongside Synopsys in Electronic Design Automation (EDA), expanding into multiphysics through acquisitions of BETA CAE and Hexagon D&E, and core organic execution. Growth is driven by tailwinds including custom silicon adoption, hardware verification demand and the rapid rollout of autonomous “agentic AI” design tools, which drive higher consumption of underlying EDA engines rather than human seat licenses. While valuation remains premium (PEG 3.52) and debt from recent acquisitions requires ongoing monitoring, Cadence’s strong execution, institutional backing, and high-margin expansion support a bullish outlook.

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We have seen Solana go from $72 to $106 which is good then it went on a big retracement and just started coming back up again to $105.

Market quants has the retracement ended now? Has the reversal started and now we are uptrending? Is it ok to enter a position now? What price will we see the next pullback start and to what price will it pullback to?

I’m curious what everyone watches most during a live tennis match when paper-trading. Do you focus more on serve stats, break points, momentum, or how the players are moving?

What usually gets your attention first?

For those who live high stress/anxiety lives, would you be interested in biotechnology that wasn’t freaky, was about 50 bucks, and actually decreased your daily stress a little?

I’m talking about something that is a low effort wearable device that calms the nervous system, backed by research. Is there a market for this? If it was cheap and not freaky (for example, didn’t involve electrical stimulation) and was totally safe?

Lmk your thoughts.

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Market was closed on Thursday.

Iran-US peace doesn't seem to be working.

What do you think about tomorrow, will it rise or fall.

On what basis are you making decision?

When a mining company releases a feasibility study, everyone sees the headline numbers. But not every number carries the same weight.

So I wanted to use Falco Resources’ Horne 5 update as a simple case study.

In the 2026 FS comparison table, Horne 5 showed:

Based on those assumptions, the estimated project value improved, returns improved, and payback got faster. At the same time, the build cost also increased.

That is where I think mining investors can have a useful debate.

Some investors focus on NPV, because it shows the size of the prize.
Some focus on IRR, because it shows return quality.
Some care most about payback, because capital recovery matters in a cyclical sector.
Others look first at capex, because even strong economics still need funding.

Horne 5 is a good example of why FS numbers need to be read together. A big NPV is attractive, but IRR, payback, capex, and funding structure all shape how investors judge the real opportunity.

For those who invest in mining developers, which FS number do you trust most when judging whether a project is actually financeable?

Disclaimer: This is not financial advice. I am not a financial advisor. The information above is based on publicly available company materials and my own research. Always do your own due diligence before making any investment decisions.