Josh Gilbert

$100K Bitcoin? 9 analysts share their end-of-year BTC price predictions cointelegraph.com/news/100k-bitc… via @cointelegraph @eToro

When the RBA hikes rates again

Ready for the first race of the season in Melbourne 🇦🇺 Months of preparation now lead to lights out. It’s time to put that work into practice. Proud to partner with the BWT Alpine Formula One Team for 2026 and excited to begin this journey together.

Plenty happening in markets this week. Here’s what we’re focused on 🤝

New season. New chapter. Proud to partner with BWT Alpine Formula One Team for 2026. In racing, and beyond, it takes discipline, data and strategy. It’s all to drive for.

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$HOOD Social is a wild concept… • Real portfolios, real P&L, no fake screenshots • You can see what people buy & when • Reputation is earned through results • Turns trading into a public track record, not a highlight reel Transparency changes behavior, bullish for $HOOD

$GOOG said spent USD$91.5 billion in the quarter alone and are guiding for USD$175 to $185 billion in capital expenditures for 2026, massively ahead of expectations. Those are eyewatering figures and for context, Big Tech’s total capex in 2020 was around USD$110 billion. Huge.

US Commercial revenue is growing fast, driven by AI deployments, but valuation leaves little room for disappointment. Watch guidance, competition from LLM players and international momentum closely. For more reports like this: edgeful.com/?via=josh-gilb…

$PLTR earnings are next week 📊 After a huge few years, shares are down 14% YTD, putting extra focus on this report, with its valuation in the spotlight. @edgeful's data shows how PLTR has typically performed around earnings, with historically strong performance post-results👀

Netflix’s outlook for 2026 is the real test. The market wants to see double-digit revenue growth, expanding margins and continued momentum in advertising, especially as international growth becomes key. For more reports like this to help your trading-edgeful.com/?via=josh-gilb…

$NFLX earnings drop this week ⬇️ This chart via @edgeful shows how NFLX has typically moved pre, during and post earnings. With shares down 30% in 6 months, this report matters especially with the overhang of its Paramount deal looming.

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We’re excited to announce @eToro as our new Team Partner 🤝 Built on shared values of innovation and community, the partnership will focus on engaging fans globally through content and experiences throughout the season. Read more 👉 alpinef1.com/news/partners-… @eToroES @eToroFr

In simple terms, the Asian session often sets the tone for the rest of the day, and breakouts from that range tend to follow through. Central bank buying, geopolitical risk and sticky inflation continue to underpin demand for 2026. More data for gold: edgeful.com/?via=josh-gilb…

$GLD is still front of mind for investors this year, and @Edgeful data shows the Asian sessions set the tone. When gold breaks above the Asian range, the day closes green about 85% of the time. When it breaks below, the day ends red roughly 78% of the time.

If the cycle breaks, it could signal a maturing, more mainstream asset, rather than one driven purely by seasonality. A big next few days coming for $BTC. Either way, crypto investors need to keep their eyes on the last few days of 2025👀 more on seasonality via edgeful.com/?via=josh-gilb…

$BTC needs to gain more than 6.5% by year's end to finish in the green, or a four-year cycle it’s followed for over a decade will finally break. Luckily, seasonality is on bitcoin's side. Over the last 5 years, the last week of the year has been the best performing via @edgeful

The recovery is happening in pockets rather than across the board. China is still soft, competition is intensifying, and key categories like sportswear and basketball are yet to show consistent improvement. Ultimately Nike is jogging forward, not sprinting.

$NKE Q2 earnings show a step in the right direction, but it's less than what investors wanted, shown in the market reaction. Nike shares have fallen 20% this year and are tracking towards a fourth straight annual decline, meaning patience is thin and sentiment is rock bottom.

December hasn’t led the pack in the last 5 years, but history tells a different story. Zooming out, the S&P 500 has often rallied into year-end as investors reposition for the year ahead, the classic Santa Rally. More data to track seasonality: edgeful.com/?via=josh-gilb…

The Santa Rally is back in focus🎅 December has historically been one of the strongest months for the S&P 500, averaging gains of around 1.5% since 1950. While recent years have been mixed, seasonality still shows why investors keep an eye on year-end strength - via @edgeful