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[Heart]Hi, Tigers ，Trump officially unveils "Stargate," a $500B AI infrastructure initiative led by $Microsoft(MSFT)$ OpenAI, SoftBank $ARM Holdings(ARM)$ , $NVIDIA(NVDA)$ & $Oracle(ORCL)$ -- creating 100,000 jobs & advancing U.S. AI dominance under SoftBank chair Masayoshi Son with OpenAI managing operations.This $500B investment marks just the beginning of numerous infrastructure-related announcements expected over the next 4 years.ImageIn this article, we are helping you knowing the top companies and top ETFs in the 6 most important sectors of the space economy.[Miser]Below are some invloved stocks showing stre

$Realty Income(O)$ $NNN REIT INC(NNN)$ $Simon Property(SPG)$ Real estate investment trusts (REITs) have experienced a significant decline in recent weeks. On average, they've dropped by about 13%, with individual REITs like Realty Income falling by over 20%. The primary reason behind this sell-off is the growing uncertainty about future inflation. As a result, the Federal Reserve (FED) has decided to pause its rate cuts for the time being. Until now, the investment thesis for REITs was largely based on expectations of rate cuts. The assumption was that REITs had dropped due to rate hikes, and thus, they should rebound once rates were reduced. However, with fewer rate

🟩 📈 Ready to dive into Wilmar’s $1.4B India move? Shedding light on this bold investment, join Iggy as he breaks down whether this is a smart financial decision or a risky bet. Packed with insights on Wilmar's journey from palm oil plantations to global food giant, this video unpacks their aggressive stake in India’s booming food market. $Wilmar Intl(F34.SI)$ 🇮🇳 With 1.4 billion hungry customers and a growing middle class, India is the ultimate economic goldmine. But Wilmar’s 35.7% profit drop and a 1.22 debt-to-equity ratio raise the big question—can they balance risk and reward? Learn how Wilmar’s strategic alliances, sustainability initiatives, and steady growth outlook make this a tortoise-versus-hare kind of investment. 🛠 Whether you're loo

The battle of AI titans—Microsoft and Google—continues to heat up in 2025. With Microsoft doubling down on its OpenAI partnership and Google strengthening Bard and enterprise AI tools, investors are wondering who will dominate the rapidly expanding AI-driven tech landscape. Key Questions Can Microsoft’s AI initiatives secure long-term growth? Will Google’s head start in AI research give it an edge? Which company is the better investment at current levels? AI Revenue Comparison: Microsoft vs Google Recent Developments Microsoft 365 Copilot Incoming - Next Generation AI Microsoft: Released AI Copilot across Office 365, attracting millions of enterprise subscriptions. Partnered with OpenAI for exclusive integration of GPT-5 in Azure, driving demand in cloud computing. Google: Enhanced Bard’

Renowned Apple analyst Ming-Chi Kuo warned in early January that iPhone shipments in China would decrease because Apple Intelligence is not yet launching in the Chinese market.In December 2024, smartphone shipments in China were roughly flat compared to the same period in 2023, but iPhone shipments declined by about 10–12%, indicating that Apple's market share in China continues to shrink.Apple's stock has already fallen 11% year-to-date. Will it drop back to $200 this time?At what price are you planning to buy the dip?🎁Special Notes: Whoever showed up on the” What the Tigers Say” column will receive 100 Tiger Coins and an exclusive interview invitation to honor your contribution.Click titles to read the full analysis:1. @Tiger V :Key

💰The era of Trump 2.0 kicks in with a broad rally.💹With lower PB, $UOB Kay Hian(U10.SI)$ , $Sing Inv & Fin(S35.SI)$ , and $Hong Leong Fin(S41.SI)$ are good choices for steady returns. 📣Stay tuned and supercharge purchasing power with CashBoost!| Market recapOn the first trading day of the new Trump 2.0 era, the market saw widespread gains. The three major U.S. stock indices all closed higher, with the Nasdaq $.IXIC(.IXIC)$ up 0.64%, the S&P 500 $.SPX(.SPX)$ gaining 0.88%, and the Dow Jones $.DJI(.DJI)$ climbing 1.24%. How

Today, Rocket Lab USA, Inc. ( $Rocket Lab USA, Inc.(RKLB)$ ), Viasat, Inc. ( $Viasat(VSAT)$ ), and Redwire Corporation ( $Redwire Corp.(RDW)$ ) have captured the spotlight with remarkable stock price increases. This surge comes from renewed optimism in the space sector, fueled by President Donald Trump’s announcement of ambitious plans to send astronauts to Mars. Let’s dive into each company’s performance, the factors driving their respective rises, and their broader financial and market outlooks. $RKLB Soars Amidst Space Race Excitement RKLB saw a remarkable surge of 30.29%, closing at $31.27. This impressive rise was driven by a significant increase in trading v

$Netflix(NFLX)$ has done it again. The streaming giant reported another stellar quarter, surpassing expectations on revenue, earnings per share, and paid memberships. As someone who closely follows the streaming wars, I see Netflix’s latest performance as a testament to its ability to innovate, adapt, and maintain its dominance in a highly competitive market. With 301.63 million subscribers—a milestone few could have predicted a decade ago—Netflix has shown that it remains not only relevant but indispensable in the world of entertainment. The Numbers That Matter Netflix’s Q4 earnings were impressive across the board: Earnings per share (EPS): $4.27, exceeding the $4.20 forecast. Revenue: $10.25 billion, surpassing the expected $10.11 billion. Paid

🚀 Wow, it's been nearly 4 years since Roblox went public, and guess what? The stock is still hovering below that $70 IPO price mark! Let's unravel this exciting saga and peek into Roblox's future. Disclaimer: I'm here to dish out the scoop on public company vibes, strategies, and ops. Remember, these are my takes, not your financial roadmap! A Playground for the Young and Creative Back in 2004, David Baszucki and Erik Cassel kicked off Roblox, aiming to create a world where kids could code their dreams into reality. Roblox isn't just another game; it's a universe where you can be a player, creator, or both, all thanks to Lua scripting. Their model? Freemium! Free to join, but Robux lets you dive deeper into exclusive experiences. Developers get a sweet 70% cut through the Developer Exchang

The semiconductor sector faces mounting challenges in 2025, from inventory surpluses to slowing demand in the consumer electronics market. Both Intel ( $Intel(INTC)$ ) and AMD( $Advanced Micro Devices(AMD)$ ) recently provided Q4 earnings guidance, revealing stark differences in their strategies to weather this storm. With AI chips being a key driver, who’s better positioned to come out on top? Key Questions Can Intel’s new chips revive its market share? Will AMD’s focus on AI chips secure its growth? Is now the time to invest in semiconductor stocks, or should investors wait? Intel vs AMD: Financial Snapshot (2024) Recent Developments Intel’s Struggles: Intel’s Q4 guidance predicts a 5% drop in revenue du

The first article in my series on investing in 2025 I am a veteran, and I have made 8% cumulative gains since opening an account in early 2021. I'm also new to global brokerage, having just started a few years ago. Like I didn't know about the 3700, 3400, CSI 300 and the CSI 300, I had little idea about the Nasdaq, Dow and Australian indexes, and I hadn't studied the Hang Seng specifics. For beginners to invest, start with the macro. China is deflationary and the United States is divided after inflation; China and the United States focus on resolving the economic structure of their own issues. Looking at the economic cycle, we may still be in the old cycle, as shown in Figure 1. Looking at the political cycle, there are many elections in 2024. As we can see in Figure 2, important economies

$United Continental(UAL)$ 24Q4 earnings highlightsSolid rebound across all business segments (Passenger, Cargo, Corporate), with strong results amid strong economic activity in North America;Passenger Transportation Open Source: Passenger Revenue per Available Seat Mile (PRASM) snapped a six-quarter streak of declines and turned +0.6% year-over-year; Cost per Available Seat Mile (CASM) declined 1.6%;International revenue growth rebounded to 8.7%, following a decline in growth in the previous three quarters;Passenger load factor remained around 82.3%, with European routes picking up year-on-year to at 81.6% and Asia-Pacific routes currently at 76%, still with room to rise;Considering the likelihood of continued encryption of US-China routes in FY25