To The Moon

QQQ rose as SoFi and Nebius gained more than 11 per cent The $Invesco QQQ(QQQ)$, which tracks the Nasdaq 100, gained 1.27 per cent on Tuesday, while the $S&P 500(.SPX)$ rose 0.60 per cent. $SoFi Technologies Inc.(SOFI)$ jumped 13.42 per cent, $NEBIUS(NBIS)$ gained 11.22 per cent and $CoreWeave, Inc.(CRWV)$ rose 7.94 per cent. $Advanced Micro Devices(AMD)$, $Broadcom(AVGO)$ and

Speaker: Ong Xun Xiang, Head of ETFs at Lion Global Investors, opens the evening by introducing the firm behind ten SGX-listed ETFs and showing first-time ETF investors how to read the SGX top-10 rankings: by size, by retirement-account investors and by trading volume. [About the Speaker] Ong Xun Xiang is Head of ETFs at Lion Global Investors, where he is responsible for building and commercialising the firm’s ETF business, including speaking at ETF events to share investment and industry knowledge with the public. He has worked across asset management, private banking and fintech. Before joining Lion Global Investors, he was a Capital Markets Assistant Vice-President at ADDX (formerly iSTOX), a MAS-licensed digital securities platform, and earlier an Assistant Vice-President in BNP Pariba

Speaker: Ong Xun Xiang, Head of ETFs at Lion Global Investors, explains why Asia Pacific financials could be a source of both growth and dividends, what is driving banks across Japan, Korea, Singapore and beyond, and how one ETF packages that theme. [About the Speaker] Ong Xun Xiang is Head of ETFs at Lion Global Investors, where he is responsible for building and commercialising the firm’s ETF business, including speaking at ETF events to share investment and industry knowledge with the public. He has worked across asset management, private banking and fintech. Before joining Lion Global Investors, he was a Capital Markets Assistant Vice-President at ADDX (formerly iSTOX), a MAS-licensed digital securities platform, and earlier an Assistant Vice-President in BNP Paribas Wealth Management’

Speaker: Ong Xun Xiang, Head of ETFs at Lion Global Investors, unpacks what “low carbon” actually means inside an index, how the Lion-OCBC Securities Singapore Low Carbon ETF differs from a plain Singapore index ETF, and why it pays to look at performance across several years. [About the Speaker] Ong Xun Xiang is Head of ETFs at Lion Global Investors, where he is responsible for building and commercialising the firm’s ETF business, including speaking at ETF events to share investment and industry knowledge with the public. He has worked across asset management, private banking and fintech. Before joining Lion Global Investors, he was a Capital Markets Assistant Vice-President at ADDX (formerly iSTOX), a MAS-licensed digital securities platform, and earlier an Assistant Vice-President in BN

Speaker: Ong Xun Xiang, Head of ETFs at Lion Global Investors, explains duration in plain language, why SGD short duration bonds are in focus as yields rise, and what “active” means in Singapore’s first active bond ETF. [About the Speaker] Ong Xun Xiang is Head of ETFs at Lion Global Investors, where he is responsible for building and commercialising the firm’s ETF business, including speaking at ETF events to share investment and industry knowledge with the public. He has worked across asset management, private banking and fintech. Before joining Lion Global Investors, he was a Capital Markets Assistant Vice-President at ADDX (formerly iSTOX), a MAS-licensed digital securities platform, and earlier an Assistant Vice-President in BNP Paribas Wealth Management’s Key Client Group, where he h

Can timeless value investing principles still work in today’s markets? Join us on 5 November for “From Graham & Buffett to Modern Masters: A Practical Guide to Value Investing in 2026” with Jeremy Tan, Investment Representative at Tiger Brokers (Singapore), and learn how concepts like margin of safety and Mr. Market connect with position sizing, catalysts, options and the Barbell portfolio approach.

The market is heading into another important test. On Tuesday, the Nasdaq 100 ETF (QQQ) gained 1.27%, while the S&P 500 ETF (SPY) rose 0.56% ahead of the Federal Reserve’s interest-rate decision. Semiconductor stocks led the advance, with AMD jumping 5.45%, Broadcom gaining 4.00%, and Nvidia climbing 0.90%. The rally suggests that investors are still willing to buy technology stocks despite concerns about elevated valuations and the direction of interest rates. However, one strong session does not necessarily mean the market has cleared its next hurdle. The key question is whether the Fed can provide enough reassurance on inflation and future policy to support another leg higher in technology stocks. 1. A rate hold may not be enough Markets largely expect the Fed to leave interest rate