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2025-11-07
02:35
Dan Niles Talks Apple AAPL: Nov 7, 2025 X Post Highlights New Commentary for Traders

According to @StockMKTNewz, Dan Niles discussed Apple AAPL and the post links to a WOLF Financial X update published on Nov 7, 2025, directing traders to the clip for details. Source: @StockMKTNewz on X; WOLF Financial X post. The post text does not provide AAPL earnings figures, guidance, price targets, or valuation metrics, and it does not mention BTC, ETH, or any crypto market impact. Source: @StockMKTNewz on X. From a trading workflow perspective, this flags AAPL for event-driven review via the linked video to extract any direct signals from Dan Niles before making decisions. Source: @StockMKTNewz on X; WOLF Financial X post.

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2025-11-03
03:00
Dan Niles: Stay Bullish as Stocks Enter Slow Melt-Up — What It Means for BTC and ETH

According to @StockMKTNewz, Dan Niles said the right positioning is to remain bullish on the overall market and he expects the slow melt-up to continue, signaling a continued risk-on tone in equities that traders can lean into. Source: @StockMKTNewz on X https://twitter.com/StockMKTNewz/status/1985180336393769066 and @DanielTNiles on X https://x.com/DanielTNiles/status/1985135922778656850. For crypto traders, persistent equity melt-up dynamics have historically coincided with positive stock-crypto correlations, which can support beta in BTC and ETH during risk-on regimes. Sources: Kaiko Research on BTC–equity correlations in 2023 https://research.kaiko.com and CME Group Research on Bitcoin–Nasdaq correlation dynamics https://www.cmegroup.com.

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2025-10-28
20:55
Dan Niles: Fed Rate Cut Cycle and Quantitative Easing Would Boost Crypto and Stocks — "Everybody's Gonna Win"

According to the source, Dan Niles said a Fed rate cut cycle and a return to quantitative easing would lead to broad gains across both the crypto and stock markets, stating "Everybody's gonna win," which traders can read as a risk-on signal tied to potential policy easing (source: public quote attributed to Dan Niles on Oct 28, 2025).

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