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Mega-Merger Shock: Netflix Buys WBD at $27.75 — Is the $100 Crash a Gift or a Trap? 🚨📉 The streaming wars just went nuclear. In a move that completely rewrites the media landscape, Netflix ($NFLX) has announced an agreement to acquire Warner Bros. Discovery ($WBD) for $27.75 per share. The market’s reaction has been violent and immediate: WBD is surging toward the buyout price, while Netflix has been hammered, plummeting as low as $99 in pre-market action before finding a shaky floor. This isn't just a merger; it's a collision of two different business models. The question for every trader today is simple: Is the market overreacting to the dilution risk, or is Netflix catching a falling knife? Here is the deep-dive analysis on the trade of the year. 1️⃣ Why the Market Hated This (The NFLX

AI is clearly a structural trend, and with so much capital and attention concentrated there, it makes sense to keep an eye on it. But here’s the thing: the market doesn’t only move where everyone’s looking.Over the past month, healthcare was the best-performing sector, up 8.39%, while the S&P 500 and Information Technology sector were down 0.53% and 5.21% respectively. Most investors and media headlines have been obsessing over AI stocks—wondering whether we’re in a bubble, debating valuations, and nervously watching every move in the Magnificent Seven. Stretch it to three months, and healthcare still leads with a 15.55% return. Healthcare stocks are gaining serious momentum—and most people didn’t even notice.When Trump appointed Robert Kennedy Jr. as Health Secretary—known for his ant

🌟🌟🌟The recent upgrade by JPMorgan of all 3 major Singapore banks and SGX is a powerful signal of confidence in Singapore's financial sector.  It reaffirms my steadfast commitment to these core national champions. Key Drivers Behind JPMorgan's Upgrade 1. Favourable Macroeconomic and Policy Environment: Supportive Government Policies:  JPMorgan analysts cited government initiatives designed to stimulate economic activity and boost the domestic market.   This included handouts, rebates , infrastructure investments and efforts to improve market liquidity and encourage new listings.  The positive budget outlook was also a key factor. Attractive Valuations and Dividend Yields : Analysts noted that Singapore equities were trading at attractive valuations compared to their

$Netflix(NFLX)$ Streaming's savage showdown just escalated to empire-ending levels – Netflix's bombshell bid to snatch Warner Bros. Discovery at $27.75 per share in a cash-stock cocktail, valued at a whopping $70 billion, sent NFLX plunging 6.2% to $99 pre-market lows on December 7, 2025, before a partial rebound to $104.85 amid arbitrage frenzy and bundle buzz. This 12-18 month mega-merger isn't a mercy grab; it's Netflix's calculated conquest to fuse 280 million subs with HBO Max's 110 million, slashing churn with $15/month bundles and unleashing a content colossus packed with Succession, Dune, and Friends firepower. But as antitrust shadows loom and debt piles skyrocket to $112 billion, will this heist hemorrhage Netflix further into the red, o

$DBS(D05.SI)$ $OCBC Bank(O39.SI)$ $UOB(U11.SI)$ $Straits Times Index(STI.SI)$ Singapore's financial fortress is firing on all cylinders after JPMorgan's blockbuster upgrades lit the fuse, sending ripples through the Straits Times Index and spotlighting DBS, OCBC, UOB, and SGX as prime plays in a resilient economy. With the STI charging toward 4,500 amid regional rebound vibes and global easing bets hitting 87% for December, JPM's fresh forecast cranks the dial to 6,000 points over the next 12 months – a 33% leap from today's 4,500 perch, up from their prior 5,000 call. DBS steals the show with a $70 target, flaun

I really like how this episode breaks down two powerful bear-market patterns. Bearish divergence is something I pay close attention to—especially when price keeps printing higher highs but volume clearly can’t keep up. When I see that kind of “quieting crowd,” it usually tells me the rally is losing commitment and a reversal is becoming more likely. The selling climax example from the 2020 SPY crash is a great reminder that panic often marks the end, not the beginning, of a downtrend. Those huge volume spikes combined with long lower wicks typically show that fear has peaked and stronger hands are stepping in. It’s one of the few times extreme volatility can actually signal opportunity rather than danger. Overall, these two patterns complement each other well—one warns early, the other co

$Tiger Brokers(TIGR)$   A useful approach to technical analysis is to treat indicators as decision-support tools rather than prediction engines. Each indicator highlights a different aspect of market behaviour, and combining them thoughtfully often produces more reliable signals. One of the most common mistakes is relying on a single indicator without understanding its assumptions. For example, moving averages help smooth price noise, yet they lag turning points. RSI can identify momentum extremes, but in strong trends it may stay overbought or oversold far longer than expected. MACD offers trend-momentum insights, though its signals are more meaningful when supported by clear price structure. My preferred method is to read indicators in cont

Earnings Calendar (08Dec25) Several notable companies are scheduled to report their earnings in the coming week, including Campbell’s, Oracle, Adobe, Broadcom, and Costco. Let us take a look at Oracle. Technical and Analyst Sentiment Oracle currently receives a “Buy” recommendation based on technical analysis. Analysts also hold a positive view, assigning a “Buy” rating. The consensus price target stands at $332.29, which implies a potential upside of 52.72% from current levels. While these signals point toward optimism, it’s noteworthy that Oracle’s share price has risen by 13% over the past year. Financial Performance Oracle’s revenue has shown substantial growth, rising from $37 billion in 2016 to $57 billion in 2025. Over the same period, operating profit increased from $13.1 bill

Market Outlook of S&P500 (08Dec25) Technical Analysis Overview MACD Indicator Following the recent bottom crossover, the Moving Average Convergence Divergence (MACD) indicator is now signalling an uptrend. This suggests a potential shift in momentum toward bullish sentiment as the indicator moves higher. Moving Averages The price action, as depicted by the candlesticks, is currently situated above both the 50-day and 200-day moving average (MA) lines. This positioning indicates a bullish trend in both the short-term and long-term outlooks. Furthermore, both the 50 MA and 200 MA lines are themselves trending upward, reinforcing the positive trend. Exponential Moving Averages (EMAs) The three Exponential Moving Averages (EMA) lines have recently converged and are now showing an upward tr

$Oracle(ORCL)$ upcoming Q2 Fiscal Year 2026 earnings report is scheduled for Wednesday, December 10, 2025, after the market close. Oracle has recently transformed from a legacy software giant into a high-growth AI infrastructure play. The stock is currently trading with high volatility expectations following a massive +36% surge after the last earnings report (Q1 FY26) in September. The market is pricing in continued hyper-growth in its cloud division, meaning the bar for this quarter is "priced for perfection." Key Estimates (Consensus) Revenue Estimate: ~$16.15 Billion (+15% YoY) EPS Estimate: ~$1.63 - $1.64 (+11% YoY) Executive Summary: The "RPO Shock" Oracle's Q1 FY26 report was a watershed moment that fundamentally repriced the stock. While t

Heading into Broadcom's upcoming earnings report, I'm approaching the stock with cautious optimism. The market is clearly expecting another solid quarter, especially given how strongly AI tailwinds have supported AVGO's valuation this year. For me, the key question isn't simply whether Broadcom can "beat" consensus estimates—it's whether the company can demonstrate that its AI momentum is both durable and accelerating into 2025 and FY2026. Broadcom AI Momentum: The Core of My Bullish Bias The biggest reason I'm constructive on Broadcom is the exact pair of catalysts highlighted by Citi and Goldman Sachs: 1. Google opening wider access to the TPU ecosystem, and Google TPU 2. Hyperscaler AI infrastructure spending re-accelerating. These aren't short-term boosts—they reflect structural change

🇺🇸💸 Traders Are Quietly Pricing In a “Post-Powell Pivot” — And It Has Everything To Do With Trump’s Next Fed Chair Markets are no longer trading just 2025—they're already betting on 2026. Something unusual is happening deep inside the futures market. Over the past week, traders have been aggressively adding positions to the front end of the SOFR curve, signalling one thing: > Wall Street now believes that after Powell’s term ends in May 2026, a Trump-appointed Fed Chair will push monetary policy toward faster, earlier easing. This shift isn’t subtle. It’s a repricing of the entire 2026 rate path. Let’s break down what’s driving this—and what retail investors should watch next. --- 🔥 Why SOFR Futures Are Suddenly Exploding in Volume ✔ Expectation #1: Trump has (almost) revealed his prefe