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$TSLA 20261120 385.0 PUT$ another gd week. 15th Oct for Roadster. Might do some volatility trades around that period.
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$BABA-W(09988)$
TOPnuzzle: Buyers rushing in sounds early. Southbound has been net out this week, so that bid still looks shaky to me
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$CapLand IntCom T(C38U.SI)$ yayyyyyyyyyyy yyyyyyyyyyyyy
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$Global Ship Lease(GSL)$ keeping it going.
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$Palantir Technologies Inc.(PLTR)$ did not accumulate enough. But its ok... wait for next opportunity
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$Invesco QQQ(QQQ)$ I believe in QQQ.
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$Tesla Motors(TSLA)$ the original meme stock
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$BlackBerry(BB)$ looking strong for long term?
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$Palantir Technologies Inc.(PLTR)$ wow more than $200 now
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$UOB(U11.SI)$ All 3 local banks have been sold Down last week to ridiculous prices cos of 1 report. Now it seems they are near oversold Conditions. Take advantage esp Uob Which is the cheapest of the trio. Ignore the noise & be rewarded.
TOPCalling it noise is a stretch. Credit costs and regulatory pressure are structural, and cheap can stay cheap longer than people think.
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$VanEck Semiconductor ETF(SMH)$
TOPAI arms race still looks early. For SMH, next year's capex guides from the big leaders matter more than the day to day noise
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The indices: the Dow led all three higher, with healthcare and real estate doing the work All three indices rose on Friday: the $Dow Jones(.DJI)$ gained 0.83 per cent to 51,654.95; the $S&P 500(.SPX)$ rose 0.59 per cent to 7,811.54; and the $NASDAQ(.IXIC)$ added 0.64 per cent to 27,366.17. The 10-year Treasury yield nudged one basis point higher, from 5.23 per cent to 5.24 per cent. The session's leaders were real estate, up 1.85 per cent, and healthcare, up 1.48 per cent — not the technology and compute names that have been carrying recent moves. Thursday's OpenAI revenue worries dissipated, but what filled th
TOPIn my view, rising fuel and input costs could become a broader concern this earnings season, although the impact will vary across industries. Airlines are particularly vulnerable to fuel price swings, while manufacturers and logistics companies may also face pressure on operating margins if costs remain elevated. I will be watching how companies manage these pressures through pricing power, cost controls, and operational efficiency. Strong revenue growth alone may not be enough if expenses rise faster than sales. For me, sustainable earnings growth and healthy cash flow matter more than simply beating analysts’ expectations. At the same time, I will not assume that Delta’s disappointing results signal weakness across the entire market. I want to see more Q3 reports before drawing conclusions. My approach remains to stay patient, focus on quality companies, and avoid making emotional decisions based on one earnings report. @TigerClub @TigerStars @Tiger_comments @Marktomarket
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Oil May Retest $80: Watch the Brent-WTI Spread Before Buying the Dip📉💰
News over the weekend of an attack on an airport in Riyadh, Saudi Arabia, that caused casualties prompted concern and discussion about what might happen next in the Middle East. Yet oil did not rise at the start of this week as many had expected. After opening slightly higher, it has now fallen by more than 1%. That does not mean oil’s upward path has ended. On the contrary, if the pullback lasts long enough and goes far enough, oil could still retest its highs, especially if accompanied by new U.S. actions. After a substantial rebound and recovery, WTI crude oil repeatedly produced “9” signals on the daily chart and eventually began to pull back around mid-September. Bears are now testing trendline support dating back to July, and a break below it is quite possible. With no new geopolitic
TOP75 looks like a technical retest, not a trend break. If Brent-WTI stays wide, dip buyers in WTI probably get a cleaner setup
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I am not surprised by Goldman Sachs upgrading $Palantir Technologies Inc.(PLTR)$ to Buy with a reported $230 price target. I believe Palantir is well positioned to benefit as businesses increasingly integrate AI into real-world operations through its AIP platform. I already own PLTR and remain bullish on its long-term potential. Its ability to turn complex data into actionable insights gives it an edge in enterprise AI. However, I remain mindful of its premium valuation and the risks of high market expectations. My strategy is to HOLD patiently and look for opportunities to accumulate more shares during meaningful pullbacks. I believe in Palantir’s growth story, but discipline and valuation awareness remain essential. Conviction is important, but
TOPNice Sharing 😁 @Aqa @DiAngel @koolgal @JC888 @Barcode @Shernice軒嬣 2000
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I remain bullish on $Taiwan Semiconductor Manufacturing(TSM)$ because its latest revenue figures show strong semiconductor demand. With AI infrastructure spending supporting demand for advanced chips, I believe TSMC is well positioned to benefit from this long-term trend. However, revenue growth alone is not enough. I want to see whether TSMC can maintain healthy margins, manage capital expenditure, and generate sustainable cash flow. The slight month-on-month revenue decline does not concern me much, but I will watch management’s guidance closely. The October 15 earnings announcement will be an important catalyst. I prefer to focus on long-term fundamentals rather than chase short-term excitement. The AI opportunity is promising, but valuation an
TOPAI demand helps, but capex discipline matters more here. If phone and PC orders stay soft, advanced node utilization can still disappoint into earnings
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Iggy’s Journal: Maybank Cuts Sheng Siong to Hold and Trims Its Target Price to S$3.12 Sun 11 Oct 2026 | Afternoon The Numbers Maybank downgraded Sheng Siong (SGX: OV8) from Buy to Hold and cut its target price to S$3.12 from S$3.22, a cut of 3.1 percent, per a report dated 9 Oct as summarised on SGinvestors.io. Maybank calls the company high quality but says the share price already reflects much of that. Its stated reason is valuation: 28.4 times FY26 earnings and 17.3 times EV/EBIT, against projected net profit growth of 8 percent a year over FY25 to FY28 and a 2.5 percent dividend yield. It trimmed FY26 to FY28 net profit forecasts by 1 to 3 percent and cut its 2028 new store assumption from five to four. Maybank also expects the tailwinds to fade. The S$500 CDC voucher tranche w
TOPThat 2.36% yield misses the mark for me more than the downgrade does. If growth is only 8%, 28.4x earnings feels a bit full