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South Africa's "Miracle Against Korea" Can It Be Repeated in Mexico? Williams Is the Only Hope
After talking about Mexico, let's discuss South Africa. Honestly, South Africa qualifying for the World Cup this time is already a small miracle in itself. In the African qualifiers, they struggled in the group stage, only barely advancing thanks to the away goals advantage. In the World Cup finals, they were placed in Group A, and their first match was against the host Mexico, which was undoubtedly stressful. But if you think South Africa is just here to make up the numbers, you might be underestima

Mexico’s double-forward tactic—can Raúl and Santiago’s “Jiménez connection” break through South Africa’s defense?
When it comes to Mexico’s attack, there’s one particularly interesting topic: both of their two forwards are named Jiménez. One is Fulham’s Raúl Jiménez, 33 years old, a veteran with plenty of experience, strong at headers and hold-up play; the other is AC Milan’s Santiago Jiménez, 25 years old, young and impactful, faster, and particularly good at charging forward in counterattacks. If these two start together at the same time, what kind of chemistry would that create? I think thi

Czech Republic — The Seriously Underestimated Iron Horse of Eastern Europe—How Can They Make Korea Suffer?
When the World Cup draw results were just announced, many people said the weakest team in Group A was the Czech Republic, South Africa was the second weakest, and Mexico and Korea would advance smoothly. But after watching footage of the Czech Republic’s matches over the past half year or so, I have to tell the truth: this Czech Republic team is being seriously underestimated. If you think they’re just here to hand out points, you may end up taking a big bite of humble pie.
First, let’s t

South Korea vs Czech Republic — Son Heung-min’s final dance: a perfect start or a tough opening?
To be honest, this match between South Korea and Czech is far harder to predict than the Mexico game. The two teams’ world rankings aren’t far apart—South Korea 25, Czech 37—but rankings sometimes really don’t mean much. South Korea has Son Heung-min, Kim Min-jae, and Lee Kang-in. On paper, their strength is indeed better than Czech’s. But those European giants from Czech are so physically dominant in duels—can South Korea stand up to the impact they bring? I’m a little worried.
First, let’s talk a

Opening Match: Home Advantage—Are They Guaranteed to Win? Mexico vs South Africa: Three Major “Ironclad Proofs” Tell You Why Mexico Is Set
The World Cup is about to kick off, and the most talked-about first match in Group A is, of course, Mexico vs South Africa. Many veteran fans might still remember the 2010 South Africa World Cup, when the host—South Africa—forced a 1:1 draw with Mexico in the first round of the group stage. Sixteen years have passed, and this time the tides have turned: Mexico is the host, and South Africa is the challenger. A lot of my friends are asking whether Mexico can

My SpaceX Subscription Review and Market Outlook
Unknowingly, I have written so much already. For this final piece, I want to do a review and outlook, sharing my personal thoughts on SpaceX's future market performance.
First, the conclusion: I think SpaceX will most likely rise on its first day of listing, but don’t expect it to soar like some “miracle stocks.” Why? Because its size is simply too large—$1.8 trillion in market capitalization. Doubling that would require an influx of $180 billion, which is no small feat. Barron’s published an article titled “A $1.8 Trillion Billion-Dollar IPO Is

How to get on board? Gate’s complete “direct IPO” step-by-step guide (for beginners)
After all that talk, you might wonder most: how exactly do you participate in SpaceX’s subscription? Don’t worry—I’ll walk you through it step by step.
This time, the main channel available for users in China is Gate’s “Direct to IPO” feature. First, let me emphasize: the threshold for a traditional U.S. stock IPO is extremely high—you need to open an account with a U.S. broker, and you usually also need to have the status of a qualified investor. But Gate’s move this time is truly very sincere: you can get on

Fourfold oversubscription, a “battle for subscription” among major institutions
SpaceX’s IPO subscription size has surpassed $25 billion. After this news came out, the whole investment banking world went into chaos.
Why is it so crazy? Let me break down the logic behind it.
First, this is a “supply-side” issue. SpaceX only plans to raise $75 billion, but people want to buy $250 billion—demand far exceeds supply, to the extreme. Based on an oversubscription ratio of 3.5 to 4 times, if you apply for $1 million, you might end up receiving only about $250,000 to $280,000. And this is data from the

Did SpaceX Crash the U.S. Stock Market? Trillions in Funds Are Moving the Battlefield
There’s an interesting phenomenon: the more explosive the IPO news of SpaceX is, the more the stock market falls instead. Last Friday, the Nasdaq logged its biggest single-day drop in more than a year; this Tuesday it kept sliding again, at one point dropping by 3.7% intraday. Bitcoin also fell by 2.8%, which is a 37% drop from its early-year high.
What’s going on? Could SpaceX be a “killer of the stock market”?
The explanation analysts give is: funds are relocating. SpaceX’s IPO has attracted more than $250

Elon Musk's "Three Stories" support a $1.8 trillion valuation
Many people don't understand why SpaceX is worth $1.8 trillion. Isn't it just launching rockets? Why is it so valuable?
Let me tell you, if you're still stuck on the idea that "SpaceX is just a rocket company," then you're completely mistaken. Currently, SpaceX, to be precise, is three companies bundled together and listed as one.
First layer: Space — rocket launch business. Falcon 9, Dragon spacecraft, Starship — these are SpaceX's core operations. Over the past three years, the majority of payloads sent into low Earth orbit worldw

You can’t buy SpaceX—it’s okay! These three space stocks might be even more appealing
The IPO hype for SpaceX is so high, but the problem is that in the end, only a small number of people can actually get shares. What should you do then? Just watch others get rich?
Actually, not necessarily. In history, every time there’s a major IPO, the biggest winners are often not just the company that goes public. Do you remember NVIDIA? The biggest winners of the AI boom are actually the companies that provide the underlying computing infrastructure. By the same logic, the biggest beneficiaries of SpaceX

Retail investors’ chance to make a comeback is here? SpaceX actually reserved 30% of the shares for retail investors!
When it comes to IPOs, it used to be that institutions ate their fill, leaving retail investors with little more than scraps. But this time, SpaceX’s IPO really impressed me.
According to the prospectus, Elon Musk specifically set aside 20% to 30% of the IPO shares for retail investors—far higher than the industry norm of 5% to 7%. So what does that mean? In other words, out of this $75 billion in financing, more than $20 billion—up to over $20 billion—will be reserved for ordi

$135 per share! Is SpaceX's pricing really expensive or cheap?
Many people are asking, is the offering price of $135 per share for SpaceX expensive or cheap? Let me do some calculations for everyone.
At this price, SpaceX's issuance volume is 555.6 million shares, with a base fundraising amount of $75 billion, and an overall valuation approaching $1.77 trillion to $1.8 trillion. What kind of company is this? After going public, SpaceX's market value will directly surpass Tesla, becoming the seventh-largest company in the U.S. Musk himself will see his net worth soar to the trillion-dollar leve

$250 billion frenzy for SpaceX IPO! Even Wall Street can’t take it anymore?
Brothers, the biggest thing that’s been blowing up the financial markets these past two days—you already know it without me having to say it: SpaceX’s IPO subscription size has gone absolutely berserk, reaching $250 billion! What does that even mean? Elon Musk originally only wanted to raise $75 billion, but the market just directly “burst” his wallet—oversubscribed by 3.5 to 4 times. This isn’t even a new-issue share subscription; it’s basically a “money grab”!
I’ve got a friend who works in IBD on Wall Street. A coup

My first time buying US stocks, even 0.01 shares can't escape the "leek law"
#My Gate trading moments
On the evening of June 8th, watching AAPL and NVDA pull back, I thought: "Here's the chance to bottom fish!"
So I bought 0.01 shares each, at a cost price of 312.66 and 225.67.
A few days later, I checked:
· AAPL dropped to 289.1
· NVDA dropped to 206.17
Unrealized loss of 0.42 USDT. The amount isn't much, but that familiar feeling of "buying and immediately falling," just like trading crypto back in the day. 😂
A few real feelings:
1️⃣ US stocks don’t have 100x leverage, but dull knives cut d

Position Management Guide—Optimal Use of the $1,000 Experience Voucher During a Rebound Market
The $1,000 position experience voucher provided by Gate Plaza is an excellent tool for practicing position management in a volatile market. My suggestion is to divide the experience voucher into three parts, used respectively for the base position, adding positions, and flexible adjustments.
First part $400: Open a long position in the 62,500-63,000 range, with 2x leverage, stop loss at 61,500, take profit at 66,000.
Second part $300: If the price retraces to 61,800-62,000 and a one-hour reversal c

Short-term Trading Strategy — Is It Still Okay to Buy at 63k? The Operation with the Highest Win Rate
When facing #比特币回升5% , many short-term traders' first reaction is: Is it still okay to chase the high now? My answer is: wait for a pullback, do not chase the high. From the 1-hour chart, RSI is approaching 74, entering the overbought zone, and there is a high probability of a pullback confirmation in the short term. The best buying range is between $62,000 and $62,800, corresponding to the EMA21 moving average and the overlapping area of the previous breakout neckline.
What if the price doesn

Market Sentiment Index — Returning from Fear to Neutral, a 5% Rise Still Far from Overheated
The cryptocurrency fear and greed index is an important tool for judging market turning points. Before this #比特币回升5% , the index once dropped to 42 (fear zone), and is now rebounding to 56 (neutral). This is a very healthy signal — the market is neither overly pessimistic (easy to miss opportunities) nor overly greedy (easy to top out). Historically, during bull market consolidation phases, the sentiment index often fluctuates between 40-70, with each touch of 40 representing a good buying opportunity.