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Tiger_SG

10-13

Not sure what the lines and candles on a chart are telling you? Join us on 20 October for “Trading 101: Chart Patterns & Candlesticks [Part 1 of 2]” with Kan K-Yong, Investment Representative at Tiger Brokers (Singapore), and learn how to read different chart types, spot support and resistance levels, and recognise common chart patterns.

[Event Registration, For Lv1 - 6 Users] 20 October|Trading 101: Chart Patterns & Candlesticks

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Not sure what the numbers and lines on a chart are telling you? Join Kan K-Yong, Investment Representative at Tiger Brokers (Singapore), for Part 1 of this 2-part foundational series. In this introductory session, K-Yong will cover the basics of technical analysis, walk through different types of charts, explain support and resistance levels, and break down common chart patterns that traders and investors use to better interpret market movements and make more informed trading decisions. 📅 Event Time: 20 October 2026, 7pm - 8:30pm 📍 Venue: Tiger Brokers Office 🎤 Guest Speaker: Name: Kan K-yong Title: Investment Representative Company: Tiger Brokers (Singapore) ☕Refreshments will be provided. Bring your investment questions and join our speaker and fellow Tiger community members for an engag

[Event Registration, For Lv1 - 6 Users] 20 October|Trading 101: Chart Patterns & Candlesticks

Not sure what the lines and candles on a chart are telling you? Join us on 20 October for “Trading 101: Chart Patterns & Candlesticks [Part 1 of 2]...

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TigerEvents

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[Event Registration, For Lv1 - 6 Users] 20 October|Trading 101: Chart Patterns & Candlesticks

TOPTiger_SG: Not sure what the lines and candles on a chart are telling you? Join us on 20 October for “Trading 101: Chart Patterns & Candlesticks [Part 1 of 2]” with Kan K-Yong, Investment Representative at Tiger Brokers (Singapore), and learn how to read different chart types, spot support and resistance levels, and recognise common chart patterns.

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TigerEvents

10-13

[Event Registration, For Lv1 - 6 Users] 22 October|Trading 101: Indicators and Oscillators [Part 2]

Ready to take the next step in gauging market momentum and trend strength? Join Kan K-Yong, Investment Representative at Tiger Brokers (Singapore), for Part 2 of this foundational series. In this session, K-Yong will walk through some of the most commonly used indicators and oscillators, explaining what they measure, how they work, and how traders and investors use them to better interpret price action and make more informed trading decisions. 📅 Event Time: 22 October 2026, 7pm - 8:30pm 📍 Venue: Tiger Brokers Office 🎤 Guest Speaker: Name: Kan K-yong Title: Investment Representative Company: Tiger Brokers (Singapore) ☕Refreshments will be provided. Bring your investment questions and join our speaker and fellow Tiger community members for an engaging discussion. 👉 Space is limited; registra

[Event Registration, For Lv1 - 6 Users] 22 October|Trading 101: Indicators and Oscillators [Part 2]

TOPTiger_SG: Ready to take the next step in gauging market momentum and trend strength? Join us on 22 October for “Trading 101: Indicators and Oscillators [Part 2 of 2]” with Kan K-Yong, Investment Representative at Tiger Brokers (Singapore), and learn what the most commonly used indicators measure, how they work, and how to use them to better interpret price action.

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TRIGGER TRADES

10-12

$SPX Final Push to 7,865–7,900 Before a Sharp Reversal?

I’m looking for early strength this week, followed by a pullback toward last week’s low, then one final extension higher. 🎯 Final upside targets $S&P 500(.SPX)$ : 7,865–7,900 $SPDR S&P 500 ETF Trust(SPY)$ : 783.50–787 That’s the zone where I expect the final 5th wave to terminate and the ending diagonal to complete. But the reversal signal matters more than the target. 🚨 The trigger to watch $SPX daily close below 7,754 Equivalent $SPY level: 772.65 A daily close below that threshold would trigger my sell signal and point to the start of a sharp move lower. The plan: Watch for early strength, let the final extension develop, and stay alert for confirmation of the reversal. The upside targets are co

$SPX Final Push to 7,865–7,900 Before a Sharp Reversal?

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Michael Esther

10-12

$SPY Big Week Ahead 📈 CPI + PPI Could Trigger a Gamma Squeeze Toward $785

BIG WEEK for $SPDR S&P 500 ETF Trust(SPY)$ ! 🔥 Two major inflation catalysts are coming: Wednesday: CPI Thursday: PPI I’m looking for softer inflation readings, which could strengthen expectations for a Fed rate cut on October 28. If both CPI and PPI come in cooler than expected, markets could reprice rate-cut expectations quickly and fuel a massive gamma squeeze. 🎯 Upside target: $SPY $785 The setup is there, but the inflation data needs to cooperate. Hotter-than-expected numbers could flip the script just as quickly. Watch the data. Watch the reaction. If inflation comes in soft and momentum builds, $785 could come into play. 🚀 Markets are always moving - and sometimes, the best move is knowing what works for you. With Treasury yields, oil pr

$SPY Big Week Ahead 📈 CPI + PPI Could Trigger a Gamma Squeeze Toward $785

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DoTrading

10-10

WALL STREET BOUNCES BACK - BUT A NEW BATTLE IS EMERGING

The AI scare fades. The telecom war begins. After Thursday’s AI-driven sell-off, Wall Street came roaring back on Friday. Investors reassessed concerns surrounding OpenAI’s growth and stepped back into the market, helping major indexes recover. Nasdaq Composite: +0.64% $S&P 500(.SPX)$ : +0.59% Dow Jones: +0.83% (+423 points) The Nasdaq recovered from Thursday’s 1.3% drop and secured its fourth consecutive weekly gain. The S&P 500 finished the week up 1.2%. The message? One day of fear wasn’t enough to derail the broader rally. OPENAI FEARS, BUY THE DIP? Reports about slower-than-expected revenue growth at OpenAI rattled confidence in AI spending. But the story proved more nuanced, giving investors enough reassurance to buy the dip.

WALL STREET BOUNCES BACK - BUT A NEW BATTLE IS EMERGING

TOPjollyfo: The S&P was up 1.2% for the week, but Oracle can still swing 4% in a day. Next week I care more about CPI than earnings because rates are still setting the tape

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Mkoh

10-10

The Shifting Mechanics of Market Crashes: Why Blue Chips Plunge Overnight

If you have watched a mature, fundamentally sound mega-cap company shed a huge % of its market value in a single trading session over a modest earnings miss, you have witnessed the evolution of modern market structure. Billionaire investor Bill Ackman recently pointed to a profound structural shift in how prices are set: Passive capital has locked up the float, and heavily levered short-term traders dictate the margins. The Passive Vault Effect Passive index funds and ETFs now control over half of all mutual fund and ETF assets. For major U.S. corporations, institutions like Vanguard and State Street routinely own a massive chunk of the total shares outstanding. Because these funds mechanically buy the index and virtually never sell based on quarterly fundamentals, a vast portion of

The Shifting Mechanics of Market Crashes: Why Blue Chips Plunge Overnight

TOPJoBloor: Passive float lockup cuts true liquidity, so even modest active selling can get amplified into a stampede by algos. That is why earnings season vol feels structurally higher now

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AfraSimon

10-13

Before You Size Up, Score the Market Environment First

A perfect setup on an individual ticker means very little if the broader environment isn’t cooperating. Before increasing exposure, I run through 5 things: 1️⃣ Index strength Did $SPDR S&P 500 ETF Trust(SPY)$ and/or $Invesco QQQ(QQQ)$ put in a strong weekly close? 2️⃣ Macro catalysts What events, economic data, or holidays could affect liquidity and volatility? 3️⃣ Market breadth What are $RSP and the percentage of stocks above their 50-day SMA telling us? 4️⃣ Leadership + speculation Are market leaders acting well? Is speculative appetite holding up in $BTC and growth stocks? 5️⃣ Headwinds What are the 10-year yield, oil, VIX, and the news flow doing? 📍 My read from Sunday night’s review: $SPY had a st

Before You Size Up, Score the Market Environment First

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PawsAndProfits

10-11

You will lose out as long as you do not embrace AI and its powerful potential?

Disclaimer: Nothing I say or post should be considered financial advice. Please do your own due diligence before making any investment decisions. $Invesco QQQ(QQQ)$ $SPDR S&P 500 ETF Trust(SPY)$ $S&P 500(.SPX)$ $VanEck Semiconductor ETF(SMH)$ $Technology Select Sector SPDR Fund(XLK)$ Yes over the past year, every single company in this whole world seem to be jumping on this AI bandwagon, whether it makes sense for their business moat or not. As long as u slap AI somewhere in your company description, the stock price has

You will lose out as long as you do not embrace AI and its powerful potential?

# Meta Gains 3.24% as CEO Declares 'Whoever Wins AI, Wins' — Hype or Signal?

TOPwindy00: The money still looks upstream to me - wafer fab gear and foundry capex usually get paid first, and 45%+ gross margin is a way cleaner AI tollbooth than most app layer stories

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Deonc

10-11

Option Focus: Alphabet's $1.70 Million Buy Call

Option Focus | Alphabet's $1.70 Million Synthetic Call Plus Extra OTM Call Buying Signals Decisive Institutional Bullishness Into Late 2026 Option Witch $Alphabet(GOOG)$

$Alphabet(GOOGL)$ 10-10 07:01 Alphabet closed at USD 347.86, up 0.87%. Alphabet’s options market saw a decisively bullish institutional footprint, highlighted by a $1.70 million synthetic call structure paired with additional out-of-the-money call buying. The block flow was entirely concentrated in upside-oriented positioning, with no meaningful bearish large-trade counterpart. This pattern, combining synthetic long exposure with further leveraged call convexity,

Option Focus: Alphabet's $1.70 Million Buy Call

TOPdong123: 70.5% IV percentile is already rich, but flow alone does not prove late-2026 fundamentals. This looks more event-driven than a clean long-duration bullish signal

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The Investing Iguana

10-12

Iggy's Journal: STI Up 0.58% at 10:04am After Friday's Small Fall

Iggy's Journal: STI Up 0.58% at 10:04am After Friday's Small Fall Mon 12 Oct 2026 | Morning The Numbers At 10:04am SGT (data delayed 10 minutes) the STI was 5,433.20, up 31.31 points or 0.58%. That puts Friday's close at 5,401.89, which matches the Beansprout weekly recap. So the STI fell a further 11.07 points (0.20%) on Friday, after Thursday's 195.48-point drop to 5,412.96. SGX closed on Friday before the US session opened, so this is the first SGX session after Wall Street's Friday rebound: Dow 51,654.95 (+0.83%), S&P 500 7,811.54 (+0.59%), Nasdaq 27,366.17 (+0.64%). OCBC was S$29.25, up S$0.25 (0.86%) from S$29.00. On the S$0.89 ordinary dividend in my 7 September tracking, that is a 3.04% yield, still under my 3.2% minimum. Sheng Siong was S$2.87, down S$0.05 (1.71%), from an imp

Iggy's Journal: STI Up 0.58% at 10:04am After Friday's Small Fall

TOPBlithePullan: 5400 still looks like support, but a 31-point bounce barely dents Thursday's 195-point washout lol

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AfraSimon

10-13

How I Use Trailing Stops to Capture More of the Move

First, WHY I use trailing stops. Scenario 1: You hold through weeks of chop. The stock finally breaks out, you sell to lock in gains… and it rips another 50% over the next month. Scenario 2: You build a great thesis, do the research, and enter. The stock turns against you, but you hesitate because “it can still work.” A month later, you’re down 25%. The common point of failure? The sell button. I used to sell too early on the way up and wait too long to get out on the way down. Both were frustrating. Trailing stops helped me take the emotion out of that decision. In my view, they’re one of the most underutilized tools in trading. Here’s my approach 👇 1️⃣ Calculate the stock’s ATR% ATR, or Average True Range, measures typical price movement. I use the 14-day ATR divided by the current share

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TrendSpider

10-13

BRK.B, GOOGL, TJX, ORCL& MS Face Distinctive Challenges

Hello everyone! Today i want to share some technical analysis with you! 1 $Morgan Stanley(MS)$ back at a familiar line in the sand 2 🚨 Insider Buy Alert Former CEO of Quest Diagnostics just picked up $3.5M worth of $Oracle(ORCL)$ shares as the stock trades nearly 60% below all-time highs He currently sits on the Board of Directors at Oracle. 3 The RSI ensemble strikes again 🎯 $TJX Companies(TJX)$ 4 Did you manage to snag $Alphabet(GOOGL)$ below the 200-day? 5 Berkshire Hathaway was among the largest purchases disclosed in the President's latest financial filin

BRK.B, GOOGL, TJX, ORCL& MS Face Distinctive Challenges

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ShayBoloor

10-13

AI Competition: Who can Lead the Team--META, AMD& NVDA?

Hello everyone! Today i want to share some ai trading ideas with you! 1 $Advanced Micro Devices(AMD)$ CEO Lisa Su says CPU demand could “grow at approximately 50% CAGR” to over $200B by 2030 after raising her forecast three times in nine months as AI agents create entirely new demand for server processors. If AMD captures the 50%+ market share Su is targeting the. EPYC alone could become a $100B+ business by 2030 with $Taiwan Semiconductor Manufacturing(TSM)$ wafer capacity essentially determining how quickly it gets there. 2 Mark Zuckerberg says “the value of even an H100 at this point is higher than it was last year” as AI compute remains scarce challenging the idea that ol

AI Competition: Who can Lead the Team--META, AMD& NVDA?

# AI Companies and Industry DIG

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SGX_Stars

10-12

90+ SMIDs Draw Institutional Buying Amid Bank-Led Outflows

Amid close to S$900 million of net institutional outflow from the market last week, 93 small- and mid-capitalisation (SMID) stocks recorded combined net institutional inflow of S$113 million. Large caps $JMH USD(J36.SI)$ , $ST Engineering(S63.SI)$ , $Sembcorp Ind(U96.SI)$ , $Singtel(Z74.SI)$ , $CapLand IntCom T(C38U.SI)$ $HongkongLand USD(H78.SI)$ and $JMSEA(C07.SI)$ also recorded net institutional inflow. Among the SMID stocks that booked net institutional inflow last week,

90+ SMIDs Draw Institutional Buying Amid Bank-Led Outflows

TOP苏36: The most interesting signal in Singapore's market is not the S$900 million institutional outflow, but where the money is going. AEM Holdings attracted S$61 million in net institutional inflows, accounting for more than half of the S$113 million flowing into 93 SMIDs. Its AI/HPC testing business is gaining traction, with 1H2026 revenue rising 29.9% year-on-year and FY2026 revenue guidance raised to S$630–680 million. However, institutional buying is not a guarantee of future returns. AEM's earnings rebound is impressive, but investors must determine how much future growth is already priced in. The bigger lesson? When banks face selling pressure, capital may rotate towards companies with improving earnings momentum. Yetfollow the fundamentals, not just the money. I would watch earnings delivery, margins and customer concentration before chasing the inflow. @SGX_Stars [财迷]

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SGX_Stars

10-12

SGX Daily Top Movers (12-10-2026): D05, O39, U11, A17U, C38U, BS6, Z74, 5E2, S68 & AWX lead

1.Top 10 Traded Stocks/ETF/SDR by Value $DBS(D05.SI)$ $OCBC Bank(O39.SI)$ $UOB(U11.SI)$ $CapLand Ascendas REIT(A17U.SI)$ $CapLand IntCom T(C38U.SI)$ $YZJ Shipbldg SGD(BS6.SI)$ $Singtel(Z74.SI)$ $Seatrium Ltd(5E2.SI)$ $SGX(S68.SI)$ $AEM SGD(AWX.SI)$ 2.Stocks/ETF/SDR Hit 52-week High 0 Stock/ETF/SDR(s) meet the criteria. 3.Stocks/ETF/SDR Hit 52-wee

SGX Daily Top Movers (12-10-2026): D05, O39, U11, A17U, C38U, BS6, Z74, 5E2, S68 & AWX lead

TOPzippixo: 0 stocks at 52-week highs but a whole REIT cluster at lows says more than the top movers list. M44U showing up there too feels like rate pressure still hasn't cleared

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Isleigh

10-12

DRAM Is in a Bear Market. I Am Concerned, But I Am Not Calling the Memory Supercycle Dead Yet.

Memory investors are getting nervous, and understandably so. Micron is now around $1,003, more than 18% below its recent high. SanDisk has fallen toward $1,548. SK Hynix remains under pressure, while leveraged memory trades have been hit much harder. After such a powerful run, an 18% drop can feel like the market is telling us something serious. Maybe it is. But I think we need to separate three very different things: A stock correction. A conventional DRAM downturn. A breakdown of the AI memory thesis. They are not the same. Right now, I see evidence of the first two concerns. I do not yet see enough evidence for the third. Why Has MU Fallen So Much? The uncomfortable answer is that the memory story became almost too successful. Investors spent months buying the same thesis: AI demand is

DRAM Is in a Bear Market. I Am Concerned, But I Am Not Calling the Memory Supercycle Dead Yet.

# Micron Tech Webinar Opens; Can Memory Rebound Last?

TOPcatandbull: Capex is what bothers me here. If Samsung and SK Hynix keep pushing supply, HBM demand alone may not overpower a normal DRAM downcycle.

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Kentzw

10-12

📈 The Earnings Test: Will Strong Profits Be Enough to Keep Stocks Rising?

Wall Street is heading into earnings season with a difficult question: What happens if companies deliver strong results, but investors have already priced in even better news? Last week’s rally pushed the Nasdaq and S&P 500 close to record levels. Now, the focus shifts from market optimism to actual business performance. I’m watching three signals this week. 🏦 1. Banks: Look Beyond the Headline Numbers Results from $JPM, $WFC and other major banks will offer clues about the health of the US economy. The important details aren’t just earnings per share. I’m watching credit card delinquencies, loan-loss provisions and management’s comments on consumer spending. If profits are strong but loan defaults start rising, the market may question how sustainable those earnings really are. 🧠 2. TS

📈 The Earnings Test: Will Strong Profits Be Enough to Keep Stocks Rising?

# Cash Is the New AI Scorecard — Which Megacap Can Defend It?

TOPsnixee: TSMC revenue looks great, but AI capex durability is the real test. I care more about advanced node utilization and customer order visibility than the headline beat.

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Shernice軒嬣 2000

10-12

AI Just Built a Free Adobe Killer: Meet ArtCraft 🎨

🎨 Why Adobe’s Stock Is Taking a Hit: The ArtCraft Threat Explained 📉 If you've been following the market, you might have noticed Wall Street giving Adobe$Adobe(ADBE)$ a hard time again. The main culprit this time? An open-source project called ArtCraft. Here is what’s going on and why investors are jittery: 1. What is ArtCraft? 🛠️ Developer Brandon Thomas released ArtCraft, an open-source project written entirely in pure Rust. Built with heavy assistance from AI (Claude 5.5), it isn't just one app—it’s a clean-room clone of Adobe’s entire Creative Cloud suite. PhotoCraft replaces Photoshop FilmCraft replaces Premiere Pro EffectCraft replaces After Effects VectorC

AI Just Built a Free Adobe Killer: Meet ArtCraft 🎨

# 💰Stocks to watch today?(30 October）

TOPzippyzo: That 2.43 put call ratio says the market is sniffing a bigger SaaS rerate, not just an Adobe headline. If AI keeps crushing dev costs, what still protects subscription multiples here

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Kentzw

10-13

UnitedHealth Group (UNH)$ — Can This Healthcare Giant Turn Things Around?

A big name in healthcare doesn’t guarantee a healthy share price. UnitedHealth Group is one of the largest healthcare companies in the United States. It operates through two main businesses: UnitedHealthcare, which provides health insurance, and Optum, which delivers healthcare services, pharmacy benefits and related solutions. 📊 Why is UNH worth watching? With its third-quarter earnings due on 13 October, investors will be looking for signs that the company can improve its financial performance and rebuild confidence. 🔹 Medical costs: Rising healthcare expenses can squeeze profit margins. Investors will be watching whether UnitedHealth can manage these costs effectively. 🔹 Business performance: Revenue growth matters, but profitability and cash flow will also be important indicators of th

UnitedHealth Group (UNH)$ — Can This Healthcare Giant Turn Things Around?

# 💰Stocks to watch today?(30 October）

TOPMaria_yy: I’d wait for clearer evidence. The 1.07 put call skew says sentiment is still cautious, and cost control matters more than revenue if margins keep getting squeezed.

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