To The Moon

DBS has gone through NIM pressure and rate-cut worries — but for some Tigers, every dip was a buying opportunity. $DBS(D05.SI)$ 🏆 Check out these insane gains from Tigers:@chriskwek1970 — DBS: +S$11,646@ephemeral.k — DBS: +S$35,647@Joshyy — DBS: +S$7,331@naf — DBS: +S$7,411So what are these Tigers really betting on?Not Just a Rate Story: The Core Engine Is Still StrongYes, the rate environment is getting softer. DBS’ net interest margin (NIM) has come down from 2.19% in 3Q23 to 1.96% in 3Q25. But zoom out and the picture is very

Next week marks the start of December, and in overseas markets December is usually a fairly quiet month. When there has already been sufficient volatility in the first eleven months, as long as there is no sudden news in December, institutional traders and fund managers generally trade cautiously in order to avoid overtrading and hurting their year-end performance. This year, volatility has already been large due to global trade and tariff headlines, and with the market also expecting a Fed rate cut in December, price swings in December may be smaller than in November. U.S. equity indices might even enter the Christmas season early, meaning light trading and a lukewarm, directionless market.​Over the weekend, an unverified rumor suddenly spread that Fed Chair Jerome Powell would announce h