7.24K
·
09-28
📈📉 Wall Street Up & Down: Who Got Upgraded and Downgraded Last Week?
Wall Street reshuffled its calls last week, with analysts changing their views across AI, energy, healthcare, consumer and utility stocks. From $Microsoft(MSFT)$ getting a bullish AI call to $Nike(NKE)$ facing fresh turnaround concerns, here are the key institutional moves from September 21–25 — and more importantly, why analysts changed their minds. 📅 MONDAY, SEP 21 | A Mixed Start for Digital Infrastructure 🔴 $CoreWeave, Inc.(CRWV)$Rothschild & Co Redburn: Initiated at Sell | PT: $54 Rothschild & Co Redburn started CoreWeave at Sell, taking a cautious view of the AI infrastructure name despite booming deman
TOPShyon: For me, the most interesting call is definitely $CoreWeave, Inc.(CRWV)$ . Rothschild & Co Redburn at $54 versus JPMorgan at $125 shows how divided Wall Street is on AI infrastructure. I am bullish long term, but I also see the risks from high capital requirements, valuation and execution. I would rather build gradually than chase a rally. $Microsoft(MSFT)$ is another upgrade I find interesting. Azure, enterprise AI adoption and its broader ecosystem give Microsoft multiple ways to monetize AI. Still, I would watch valuation closely because even strong companies can pull back when expectations get too high. For my own strategy, I do not treat every upgrade as a buy signal or downgrade as a sell signal. I focus on what changed in the analyst's assumptions and whether the long-term fundamentals remain intact. Patience, discipline and gradual accumulation remain my approach. @TigerStars @TigerClub @Tiger_comments @WallStreet_Tiger
2.73K
·
09-28
Institutional Money Is Starting to Rotate Back Into Singapore Stocks
Institutional investors recorded aggregate net outflow of S$336.07 million across Singapore-listed stocks over the four weeks from the open on 31 August to the close on 25 September. Net institutional buying of S$104.42 million and S$13.00 million in the first two weekly periods was followed by net selling of S$292.39 million and S$161.10 million over the subsequent two weeks. The table below highlights selected stocks where institutional activity bucked this broader trend, reversing from aggregate net selling over 31 August to 11 September to net buying in both weeks from 14 to 25 September. Stock Code NIF 31 Aug–4 Sep (S$M) NIF 7–11 Sep (S$M) NIF 14–18 Sep (S$M) NIF 21–25 Sep (S$M) NIF Preceding 2W (S$M) NIF Recent 2W (S$M) NIF Sep Total (S$M) NIF Calendar Year-to-Date (S$M) YZJ Shipbldg
TOPLate buying is worth watching, but I care more whether it sticks and shows up in fundamentals. YZJ turning that hard is interesting, dividends and earnings follow-through matter more
4.97K
·
09-28
High rates for longer? I’d change what I call “defensive.” If interest rates stay elevated for longer, I wouldn’t simply move everything into cash and wait. I’d look for companies that can fund themselves, generate real cash flow and still grow without relying heavily on cheap debt. That changes the way I’d look at the market. Instead of chasing the highest-growth names, I’d pay more attention to: 💰 Strong free cash flow — businesses that can fund growth internally. 🏦 Healthy balance sheets — less exposure to refinancing risk if borrowing costs remain high. 📈 Pricing power — companies that can protect margins when costs stay elevated. 💵 Shareholder returns — buybacks or dividends become more interesting when capital has a higher opportunity cost. I’d also keep some dry powder. Higher rates
TOPCash flow and balance sheet quality matter more here, and the market already looks like it is punishing weak balance sheets first. Refinancing risk is finally getting priced in.
1.25K
·
09-28
Higher for longer? Maybe waiting isn’t such a bad strategy anymore.
For years, investors had a strong incentive to stay fully invested because cash and short-term bonds offered very little return. That equation changes when interest rates stay elevated. If cash and short-duration assets can generate meaningful income, investors have something they didn’t have during the ultra-low-rate era: A real return for patience. That changes my approach. I wouldn’t necessarily sell everything and hide in cash. Instead, I’d think about creating a barbell: 🔹 Keep exposure to businesses with strong long-term growth potential. 🔹 Hold some short-duration assets that can generate income while waiting. 🔹 Keep cash available for periods when valuations become more attractive. The interesting part is that this gives investors more flexibility. If markets continue rising, you’r
TOPBarbell makes more sense when liquidity itself has a yield. The underrated part is having dry powder when a real air pocket hits, not scrambling to sell into it
3.33K
·
09-28
Stocks and Treasuries Diverge: How to Position Ahead of a Market Turn?📈📉
The encouraging directional signal from cryptocurrencies during FOMC week did not last long. Although the Nasdaq reached a new all-time high, most risk assets did not confirm the move. Worse still, long-term bond yields also hit new highs, clearly conflicting with the fundamental reasoning behind our earlier expectations. Judging by the credibility of these breakouts, the bond market may prove the more reliable signal if there is no outside intervention. That means we need to be more cautious about the possibility that the turning point could arrive sooner than expected. $CME比特币主连 2610(BTCmain)$ $BlackRock Multi-Sector Income Tr(BIT)$
TOPFrom a cross-asset angle, the bond signal matters more if term premium is driving yields higher, not growth. That usually tightens financial conditions faster than equities price in
2.93K
·
09-28
Policy Shift Before the Midterms? 3 Ways to Position for Market Opportunities💰
Chinese leaders visited the United States last week. Even by the time the visit ended and the official readout was released, there were few concrete measures or signed agreements. Apart from the easing of trade tariffs that the market had widely anticipated, there was little of particular note. The lack of a major domestic publicity push around the visit’s outcomes is also telling. Clearly, Trump hopes to generate a series of positive developments ahead of the midterm elections to bolster his electoral prospects. In addition to the Chinese visit, there was news last week of U.S.–Iran talks, but that, too, amounted to more talk than action, with no tangible outcome yet. Any further impact on oil prices and inflation may therefore have to wait until after the midterms. For financial markets
TOPGold probably stays choppy short term, but a pullback near 4000 looks pretty buyable to me. The bounce setup there feels better than the post suggests
7.99K
·
09-28
🏆Weekly (Sep 21-27) Tiger Brokers TOP Contributors Awards Winners List
[Allin]Hi~ Tigers Come take a look at this week's winners! 🏆 Stock vouchers will soon be sent to your account — keep an eye out on your Rewards Center! Each week, we select 15 winning creators across 2 tracks: Editor's Note: The following images are AI-generated only. Creators' avatars may differ from real avatars. Please click on the author to view their real avatar. 1.Most Popular Contributor Award Congrats on winning $10~$15 vouchers! $15 @JC888 $15 @koolgal $15 @VNW Capital $10 @nerdbull1669 $10
TOPCongratulations 🎉👏 to All the Winners 🏆🎉 @DiAngel @Aqa @Barcode @JC888 @Shyon @koolgal @Shernice軒嬣 2000
5.59K
·
09-28
🏆 TigerStars Weekly Spotlight: (Sep 21-27) Top Creators
🐯Hi Tigers, Every week, we shine a light on the voices driving our community forward — the creators whose insight, consistency, and engagement set the bar for the Tiger Brokers English community. Here's who topped the charts this week 👇 Click on any creator's name to check out their content and join the conversation in the comments! 📈 Top 10 — Post Views (PV) Creator Article @DKim Sold off some of the existing holding to get some profits off the table in view of the market volatility... @PawsAndProfits Yields continue to climb, Bond prices continue to drop, whats happening next? @JC88
5.10K
·
09-28
🐯🪙Tiger Stars Q4 Spotlight Campaign Comes! Great Post Deserves
Hi Tigers 🐯 Thank you for consistently sharing great content with the Tiger Brokers English community. Your insights and perspectives are what make this community worth reading. To put more of your ideas in the spotlight, we're launching the Tiger Stars Spotlight Campaign, running from September to December 2026. Whether you're a regular contributor or thinking about posting more often, this is a good time to get started. 👇 ✍️ How to Participate Write an original post in English of 1,200+ characters Publish it on the community Pass content review Once your post is approved and selected for APP push, That's it! your rewards are on their way. 🪙 Every Post Selected for APP Push Earns 500 Tiger Coins Every approved post that is selected for APP Push earns 500 Tiger Coins, so consistent contrib
8.13K
·
09-28
[Quiz] Margin Account 101: Can You Get All 10 Right?
How well do you understand your margin account? Does an unused margin limit accrue interest? Can you trade before sale proceeds settle? What happens to your own funds when a leveraged position falls 10%? 10 questions, 10 key lessons. Take the challenge, test your margin knowledge and share your answers in the comments! Important: This material is provided for general educational and informational purposes only and does not constitute financial product advice, investment advice, or a recommendation. Margin lending, short selling, and other leveraged trading strategies involve significant risks and may not be suitable for all investors. Losses may exceed your initial investment. Before investing, consider whether the product is appropriate for your objectives, financial situation and needs,
TOP1.B 2.B 3.B 4.C 5.B 6.C 7.B 8.B 9.A 10.D i like how we can use the margin for different currencies, can you tell me the cut off time of when the interest is accrued for each currency, or is it flat across the board 3pm australian eastern ?
16.47K
·
09-28
🎁 Write & Win｜Higher for Longer: How Would You Invest?
If interest rates stay higher for longer, how would you invest? With markets closely watching the path of interest rates, a Higher for Longer scenario could create both opportunities and challenges across different asset classes. So, if rates stay high for longer, how would you adjust your investment strategy? 💰 If you had $10,000 to invest today, how would you allocate it? 📈 U.S. stocks? Which sectors would you focus on? 🏦 Banks, financials, or dividend-paying assets? 🪙 Gold or other defensive assets? 💵 Cash or short-term fixed-income investments? 📉 Or would you wait for a better entry point? 💡 Does Higher for Longer mean more risk—or more opportunity? Share your Take: How long do you think rates could stay high? Which assets could benefit, and which could come under pressure? Would you c
TOPIf rates stay higher for longer, I would focus on balance rather than chasing returns. With $10,000, my example allocation would be: 30% short-term Treasury/fixed income — keep some stable income and liquidity. 40% U.S. quality stocks — focus on companies with strong cash flow, low debt and consistent earnings. 15% dividend/financial stocks — companies with sustainable dividends could provide income, but banks still face credit and funding risks. 10% gold — a defensive asset if inflation or market uncertainty remains high. 5% cash — keep some money ready for major market pullbacks. The key is not trying to predict the exact rate-cut timing. Higher rates can pressure highly valued growth stocks and companies carrying heavy debt, while businesses with strong balance sheets may be more resilient. Bottom line: Higher for longer does not automatically mean “stay out of the market.” For me, it means buy quality, keep liquidity, and invest gradually instead of going all-in.
9.75K
·
09-28
US Market - Week that Was & Will Be.
Week That Was. If readers have gone through my post for last week cum last Friday, (click here ! to read if you have not read it yet) , you would have recalled my moderately “bearish" outlook for stocks that week, citing bearish seasonality, mixed technicals, and uncertainty around the trajectory of oil prices and yields. US Market. Overall for week ending 25 Sep 2026, the 3 composite indexes were: DJIA : -0.21% (-108.14 to 51,828.62). S&P 500 : +0.66% (+50.58 to 7,743.41). Nasdaq: +1.29% (+345.52 to 27,068.72). The S&P 500 (market-cap weighted) Index and Nasdaq Composite were higher on the week, while the Dow turned out to be modestly lo
TOP🐯✨ Great content spotted! Thank you for sharing such a thoughtful and insightful post! We’ve awarded you 500 Tiger Coins 🪙 as a reward for your high-quality content. Keep the great insights coming — and to all Tigers out there, your next post could be the next one rewarded! 👀🔥 — Tiger Community 🐯
2.74K
·
09-28
$QCOM & $ON - The Next Leg Up May Start With a Pullback
$Qualcomm(QCOM)$ and $ON Semiconductor(ON)$ are at different points in the same setup: Strong momentum → short-term pullback → higher low → next leg higher $QCOM is already up 40%+ since we posted the setup less than 60 days ago. Now price is approaching $200, where I expect some short-term rejection. That doesn't necessarily change the bigger trend. A pause around resistance could simply give the stock room to reset before another move higher. ⚡ Then there’s $ON. It’s up 17% since my last upgrade, but I’m expecting a pullback into next week. The key level to watch is the reaction after that pullback. 📈 If $ON forms a higher low, the next upside objective comes into focus: 🎯 $100 within the next 90 days Dif
2.47K
·
09-27
10-Year at a 2007 High, VIX Under 15: Why I'm Selling Fewer Puts Right Now Most of my feed this week was about the 10-year, and fair enough. On Thursday the yield hit its highest level since June 2007, and the 30-year is now sitting near 5.49%, the highest since 2004. Then stocks went and closed the week green anyway. The S&P 500 and Nasdaq both posted weekly gains, and the Dow snapped a three-week losing streak. I've been running a sell-put / Wheel strategy on US stocks for over five years. This is one of those weeks where the numbers are telling me to do less, not more. Here's how I'm reading it. Quick recap Sept 16: Fed hiked 25 bps in a 12-0 vote, to 3.75%-4.00%. First hike since 2023. The dot plot showed most officials expecting at least one more hike this year. Sept 23: hot S&
TOPThat weak 5-year auction mattered more than PMI to me. If indirect demand stays this soft, long-end pressure probably keeps building and 5.2% on the 10-year may not be the ceiling.
2.88K
·
09-28
$BB 20280121 5.0 CALL$ everything check correct and good warning. Wait for big pump
6.54K
·
09-28
$Micron Technology(MU)$ we gonna create another big win for this week. Thanks!
2.69K
·
09-28
$Alphabet(GOOG)$ continue bro accumulating when it's under 330 and hit 400 when goog release Gemini 4 let's go!!!!!
3.26K
·
09-28
$TSLA 20261120 385.0 PUT$ good week for TSLA holders. Roadster news next~~~
1.64K
·
09-28
$Tesla Motors(TSLA)$ You can do better Elon.
3.65K
·
09-28
$Tesla Motors(TSLA)$ make or break week for TSLA, let's monitor if it breaks upwards and back towards previous all time highs