🏆 TigerStars Weekly Spotlight: (Oct 12-18) 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 @Shyon Staying the Course: Why I Continue to DCA on SOXL Near EMA200 Support @koolgal $$Sheng Siong(OV8.SI$$ 🌟🌟🌟 I invest in Sheng Siong because it is more than just a supermarket stock... @InverseCramer Sell
$ASTS: What Has To Happen Before You Trust The Next Breakout?
Why $ASTS Re-tested 52-Week Lows ($39.87) The stock suffered a sharp correction from its mid-year highs, driven by three specific structural & fundamental catalysts: Launch Timeline Slip to 2027/2028: Wall Street analysts slashed price targets following indications that the 45-to-60 satellite threshold for continuous global coverage is sliding into 2027–2028 due to launch provider capacity bottlenecks. SpaceX Direct-to-Cell Competition & Spectrum Moves: Headline pressure escalated as SpaceX advanced its own Direct-to-Cell Starlink constellation and acquired additional spectrum assets, creating market noise around ASTS's first-mover advantage. Dilution & Financing Overhang: The market continues to price in potential capital needs ($1B convertible note authorization) required to
🐯 5 Years Into Trading and Still Not Profitable? Here’s What I’d Do Differently
Hi Tigers! 🐯 You’ve tried day trading, options, crypto, prop firms, futures, and perps. Some strategies worked for a while, then the same bad habits crept back in and wiped out your gains. Meanwhile, life has changed. Bills are bigger. Maybe you have a mortgage, a family, or people depending on you. You still love the markets. You don’t want to quit. But you can’t afford to keep blowing up your account. So what’s next? Here are 5 things I’d focus on. 👇 1️⃣ Take the pressure to make money off trading 💰 Build a stable income first. A job, a business, savings, or another reliable source of cash flow. The goal is simple: stop needing your next trade to work. When your bills don’t depend on your next position, you can make better decisions without forcing trades. 2️⃣ Pick a strategy and stick t
$Meridian Hldg(MRDN)$ is an $140M online casino and gambling technology small-cap! Growth is strong, profitability is improving, and debt is decreasing They are growing across the US, Europe, Africa, Mexico, and Brazil. Here is $MRDN investment Thesis: 🧵 1/ $MRDN Q2 2026 delivered major improvements. Revenue: $50.2M +16.1% Y/Y Gross Profit: $26.9M +10%, margin of 53.5% ADJ EBITDA: $5.9M +43%, margin of 11.8% EBIT: $2.4M vs -$2.3M last year Net Income: $2.2M vs -$3.6M last year EPS: $0.17 vs -$0.31 last year 2/ $MRDN has 6 core business segments: 1. Meridianbet is the core sports betting and online casino division of the group. 2. R Kings Competitions focuses on prize competitions in the UK and Ireland. 3. Classics provides raffles in Australia to
Can $AVGO Turn the AI Boom Into Another Decade of Gains?
Hi Tigers! 🐯 $Broadcom(AVGO)$ is more than just an AI chip play. Its networking business, custom AI silicon, strong margins, and M&A track record all add to the bull case. 📈 🧠 Why the bull case is compelling 🔹 AI Networking: Larger AI clusters need more Ethernet switches and networking chips, putting Broadcom in a strong position to benefit from expanding AI infrastructure. 📱 5G & Smartphones: Broadcom’s RF chips are used in high-end 5G phones, including the iPhone. 🤖 Custom AI Chips: Broadcom designs custom chips for Google and other hyperscalers, offering an alternative to Nvidia GPUs for certain workloads. 🏢 M&A Playbook: Its VMware acquisition shows how management can use acquisitions to expand the business and improve margins. 💰 P
SGX 10 Shares Board Lot: Spotlight on Prudential PLC (K6S)
🌟🌟🌟The SGX has officially slashed the minimum board lot size from 100 shares down to just 10 shares for an elite group of Singapore stocks, including $Prudential USD(K6S.SI)$ . For less than USD140, you can now invest in Prudential PLC, a premier global financial player. The gates are open but is this the moment to strike? What Exactly is Prudential PLC? Prudential PLC is a pure play life, health and asset management company focused on high growth markets across Asia and Africa. It is not to be confused with Prudential Financial which is a separate legal entity based in the US. The Transformation: Historically Prudential was a legacy British insurer and was spun off its UK business under M&G and its US operation
$MU: The Memory Trade Is Under Pressure. Who Is Buying This Dip?
1. Why the Memory Trade Is Under Pressure $MU has surrendered its $1 Trillion market cap threshold after sliding 30% from its 52-week peak ($1,255.00). The broader semiconductor index (SOXX) just posted an 8-day losing streak—its longest since 2008—driven by three distinct headlines: $Micron Technology(MU)$ The CXMT Supply Scare: Headlines surrounding Chinese memory maker ChangXin Memory Technologies (CXMT) announcing a 4F² DRAM architecture breakthrough triggered a knee-jerk panic over future oversupply. AI Capex Fatigue & Cyclical Peak Fears: Despite Micron posting massive FY26 revenue expansion and projecting tight capacity, macro funds are aggressively de-risking on fears that memory pricing is nearing a cyclical peak. Broad Sector De-levera
CEO Confidence Hits a 15-Month Low, Smartphone Shipments Crash 22%
CEO confidence declined in 4Q26, falling 6 points to 46 to its lowest level since 2Q25 ... the drop in optimism likely reflects rising geopolitical tensions and higher oil prices. The smartphone market suffered its worst decline on record in the September quarter, after rising memory costs pushed shipments down 22% with worse to come. $Samsung Electronics Co., Ltd.(SSNLF)$$Apple(AAPL)$$Xiaomi Corp.(XIACY)$ Upward pressure on rates persists until either the Fed raises rates above expected AI returns, or expected AI returns fall below the Fed funds rate. With the consensus still very bullish on AI … investors should expect continued upward pressure on rates. Th
Netflix has appointed Peter Rice as Chief Content Officer, replacing Bela Bajaria. The change comes at a time when investors are watching closely to see whether Netflix can continue delivering hit shows while controlling content costs. 📌 Three things to watch: 🔹 Content strategy: Rice’s leadership could bring a fresh creative direction, but the real test will be whether new programming attracts and retains subscribers. 🔹 Short-term momentum: Technical indicators are improving, suggesting a potential rebound. However, the stock may be approaching overbought territory, so a pullback remains possible. 🔹 Options sentiment: Heavy put activity and large bearish trades suggest some traders are positioning for downside risk. This does not guarantee the stock will fall, but it signals caution. 💡 My
$SOFI: Can This Stock Win While Big Tech Loses Momentum?
Can $SoFi Technologies Inc.(SOFI)$ Decouple When Big Tech Rotates Down? Yes—because $SOFI’s valuation drivers are tied to banking net interest margin (NIM) expansion and financial technology infrastructure, not high-multiple mega-cap AI capex. While Mega-Cap Tech ($QQQ) faces multiple compression and heavy capital expenditure digestion, SoFi operates in a distinct financial sector regime benefiting from three structural tailwinds: The Great Rate Cut Rotation: As the Federal Reserve eases interest rates, high-duration tech equities face profit-taking, while consumer fintechs experience immediate relief in loan origination volumes (student loan refinancing, personal loan originations, and home mortgages). Deposit Base Advantage & Low Cost of Fun
BYND at $6.85: The Bounce Failed. Next Week Is About Whether $6.50 Holds or $8 Comes Back Into Play
$Beyond Meat, Inc.(BYND)$ Beyond Meat closed at $6.85, down 4.46%, after trading between $6.71 and $7.19. The five-day chart tells the story clearly. BYND fell from around $7.75, found buyers near $6.60, bounced sharply toward $7.20, then gave most of that rebound back. So I am changing my framework slightly. This is no longer a stock I want to predict purely from fundamentals. It is a high-volatility trading vehicle, and next week I want price to prove itself first. 🔴 WHAT WORRIES ME The failed rebound around $7.20 matters. BYND has now shown us that sellers are still willing to appear quickly whenever the stock rallies. More importantly, Beyond Meat still has the fundamental problems that make this trade dan
5 best Daily Charts and Insights: The Bulls Are Back in the Lead, But Just Barely
1.Looking ahead to Q4, analysts anticipate the Other 493 will outpace the Mag 7 in earnings growth for the first time since Q4'22. 2."The AI buildout ... is concentrated in the most cash-generative firms in the economy, and business saving has thus far held up through the capex surge rather than eroding against it." -Liberty Street Economics 3.CEO Confidence survey: "Cybersecurity threats were by far CEOs’ top AI-related concern" 4.The number of stocks meeting all four of my bullish trend conditions has moved back above the number meeting none. The bulls have regained the lead. Just barely. 5.Traders have bought the recent dip in semis aggressively. Bottom panel shows rolling weekly flows into Direxion’s triple-levered semis ETF through Thursday. Markets are always moving - and sometimes,
📉 Dell Plunges 23% in a Week — Is the AI Trade Losing Steam?
Dell Technologies ($DELL) just suffered its worst weekly decline since returning to public markets in 2018, tumbling 23% in a single week. And Dell wasn’t alone. 🔻 This week’s damage across AI and chip stocks: • 💻 Dell (DELL): -23% • ☁️ CoreWeave (CRWV): -25% • 🧠 Micron (MU): -15% • 🚀 Nvidia (NVDA): -6.6% Dell’s exposure to CoreWeave, a major AI infrastructure player, adds another layer of concern as investors reassess the risks across the AI ecosystem. 💡 The bigger question: Is this a temporary market shakeout, or are investors starting to question whether massive AI infrastructure spending will deliver the returns expected? A sharp sell-off doesn’t automatically make a stock cheap. For Dell, investors will need to assess demand for AI servers, margins, cash flow and exposure to customers
🚀 Tesla’s Flying Roadster Could Be About More Than Just a Car
Elon Musk has brought the Tesla Roadster back into the spotlight, showcasing a futuristic design featuring SpaceX-inspired cold-air thrusters. But the bigger story may not be the car itself. Could this be another step towards bringing Musk’s business empire closer together? ⚡ Three things investors should watch: 🚗 Tesla’s next growth story: The Roadster could strengthen Tesla’s premium brand and showcase its engineering ambitions. However, turning an expensive, futuristic concept into meaningful revenue is another challenge. 🚀 The SpaceX connection: Combining Tesla’s manufacturing and technology capabilities with SpaceX’s aerospace expertise could create exciting possibilities. Speculation about a merger, however, is not confirmation that a deal will happen. 📊 The valuation question: Inves
📡 NOKIA: The AI Opportunity Isn’t Just About Chips
Nokia reports earnings on October 22. While investors focus heavily on semiconductor companies, Nokia offers a different way to look at the AI investment cycle: the networks needed to move data efficiently. 📊 What the market expects • 💰 Revenue: $5.95 billion, up 8.31% year over year • 📈 Adjusted EPS: $0.07, up 26.46% • 🚀 EBIT: Around $520 million, up 39.14% These are consensus estimates, not guaranteed results. 🔍 Three things to watch 1️⃣ Can AI networking drive growth? AI data centres need high-performance networking infrastructure. Nokia’s Network Infrastructure business could benefit if AI and cloud customers continue investing in network capacity. 2️⃣ Will profits grow faster than revenue? Expected EBIT growth is considerably stronger than revenue growth. Investors will want to see wh
📉 When Everything Sells Off, What Does Diversification Really Mean?
Friday’s tech selloff exposed a problem many investors may have overlooked: owning different technology stocks doesn’t necessarily mean having a diversified portfolio. Investors who moved from semiconductor stocks into software companies hoping to reduce risk discovered that both sectors could fall together. 🔍 Why does this matter? 💻 Different businesses, similar risks: Chipmakers depend on demand for computing infrastructure, while software companies rely on customers continuing to spend on technology. If investors become concerned about future tech spending, both groups can come under pressure. 📊 Correlation can change: Stocks that behave differently during normal market conditions may suddenly move in the same direction when investors reduce risk across an entire sector. 💰 Valuation mat
Investors have largely expected the Federal Reserve to hold interest rates steady at its October 27–28 meeting. But hotter-than-expected inflation data is putting that assumption under pressure. 📊 Here’s what matters: • 17% probability of a rate hike: Futures markets currently assign a relatively low chance of an October increase, according to the report. • Economists are divided: Some believe another hike is needed to bring inflation under control, while others expect the Fed to remain cautious. • Markets are already under pressure: With technology stocks selling off, uncertainty over interest rates adds another challenge for investors. 💡 Why it matters for stocks Higher interest rates can increase borrowing costs and put pressure on valuations, particularly for growth stocks whose expect
Investors rotated from chip stocks into software, hoping to find a safer corner of the technology market. Friday showed why that strategy may no longer work. 🔻 Friday’s selloff: • 💻 Software ETF (IGV): -4.8% • 🔌 Semiconductor ETF (SOXX): -4.1% • ☁️ Twilio (TWLO): -10.6% • 🏢 Oracle (ORCL): -5% • ⚙️ ServiceNow (NOW): -4% • 📊 Salesforce (CRM): -2% 💡 What’s really changing? Previously, investors could rotate between chipmakers and software companies as market conditions changed. Now, both sectors are vulnerable to the same concern: Are today’s technology valuations justified by tomorrow’s earnings? If investors begin questioning the returns on AI spending, chipmakers could face pressure from reduced infrastructure expectations, while software companies could suffer if businesses slow technolog
Hi Tigers! 🐯 When markets correct, your first job isn't to make money. It's to protect your capital and stay in the game. 🛡️ Here are 13 rules worth remembering: 1️⃣ Survive first. You can't profit if you're wiped out. 2️⃣ Trade less. Not every move deserves a trade. 3️⃣ Keep cash available. 💵 Cash gives you flexibility when opportunities appear. 4️⃣ Reduce leverage. Don't let volatility force you out of positions. 5️⃣ Cut losses early. Small losses are easier to recover from. 6️⃣ Protect your mental capital. 🧠 Stress and exhaustion lead to bad decisions. 7️⃣ Never average down blindly. Don't keep adding to losing positions just because prices are lower. 8️⃣ Don't try to call the exact bottom. Let the market show its hand. 9️⃣ Start small and scale in gradually. 📊 Let confirmation guide yo
The $S&P 500(.SPX)$ just made a new all-time high. But $E-mini S&P 500 - main 2612(ESmain)$ didn’t. 👀 We saw the same divergence in February 2025. What followed? A 20% selloff in just seven weeks. Could history repeat itself? Maybe not. There’s no guarantee we’ll see another 20% drop this time. But this divergence is a warning sign worth watching. 🚨 📉 New highs without confirmation from futures deserve attention. Don't assume the market will crash. But don't ignore the signal, either. Stay alert. Protect your capital. Let price action confirm the next move. 🛡️ Markets are always moving - and sometimes, the best move is knowing what works for you. With Treasury yields, oil prices and rate expec