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10-27 18:40
$Seatrium Ltd(5E2.SI)$ Seatrium - Nibbled small units at 1.79. It looks like she may have bounce-off from the bottoming price at 1.78. She may rise up to test 1.89 - 1.92. Beyond 1.92, she may rise up further towards 2.00 and above. Pls dyodd. 13 October 26: Seatrium - Chart wise, bearish mode. She may go down to test 2.90, if unable to hold we may see further weakness. NAV 2.17. EPS 9.6 cents. PE 20.3 time. Dividend yield is 1.5%. If the company didn't buy back share, price may go further downward towards 1.83 than 1.70 and 1.65. Pls dyodd.
TOPOppadoggystyle: Hopefully it will fly to the moon after earning
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10-27 19:24
Big Tech’s earnings this week aren’t just numbers they’re a high-stakes referendum on the AI gold rush. Cloud growth looks solid, with Google, Azure and AWS still accelerating. But the real story is the eye-watering capex: Amazon, Alphabet, Microsoft and Meta alone plan to torch roughly $725–750 billion in 2026 on data centers and chips. That spending is already turning free cash flow negative at Meta and Alphabet, pushing others toward debt and equity raises. In my view, this isn’t disciplined investment anymore—it’s an arms race testing the market’s limits. Investors will tolerate delayed ROI only so long. Power shortages, soaring component costs and fuzzy monetization paths are flashing yellow lights. Strong results might buy more time. Anything less, and the market could finally deman
TOPCapex this big is brutal, but an AI platform land grab was never going to look tidy. If cloud keeps accelerating, the market may forgive ugly cash flow longer than bears think
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10-27 19:57
Eli Lilly (LLY) Elliott Wave Analysis: Bullish Nest Structure Targets 1357.7
Eli Lilly & Company (LLY) discovers, develops & markets human pharmaceuticals worldwide. It comes under Healthcare sector & trades as “LLY” ticket at NYSE. In daily, LLY favors rally as nest structure, while above 9.11.2026 low. Further upside above upper trend-line will confirm the view. Buyers can enter in 3, 7 or 11 swings against 9.11.2026 low. In weekly, it favors bullish impulse sequence as trading to ATH. It placed (II) at $64.18 low in November-2016, (III) at $937.96 high in August-2024 & (IV) at $623.78 low in August-2025 low. Within (III), it placed I at $129.48 high, II at $101.36 low, III at $966.10 high, IV at $775.81 low & V at $937.96 high. The wave III of (III) was extended nested wave showing highest momentum. The (IV) pullback was double correctio
TOPWave counts on a pharma stock feel flimsy. At 1287 with put call at 1.81, market clearly trusts fundamentals less than the pattern
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10-27 22:03
10/27 Strategy Preview | AI Stays Strong, Guard Against Volatility
1 What Happened Today AI funding pressure is easing. Semiconductors are in focus, but money is still buying insurance. Anthropic filed its S-1 for an IPO, and the market's view on its revenue growth, customer expansion, and cash flow turned more positive. Add Broadcom getting about $63B in financing, Meta announcing a $95B equity financing plan, and news of AI compute leasing financing — worries about whether AI companies can keep raising money have eased a bit. QQQ closed up 1.1%, semis rose 2.9%, and optical modules and memory chips led. Supply chain news shows TSMC's CoWoS advanced packaging quotes are being discussed for a 10% to 20% price hike, with equipment lead times extended to 6–8 months. That shows AI chip demand is still strong, but the capacity bottleneck is getting worse. Tom
TOPThat 10% to 20% CoWoS hike plus 6 to 8 month lead times matters more than the bounce. Capacity is still tight, so SK Hynix HBM4 yield probably decides whether semis keep running
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10-27 16:22
10 Biggest Red Flags in Anthropic's IPO Filing
1. Anthropic is reporting enormous losses Anthropic reported losing $80.7 billion in just six months. Most of that isn't money actually spent. It's largely an accounting loss caused by the rising value of financial agreements with $Amazon.com(AMZN)$ . Why it matters: Even if the company isn't burning through $80 billion in cash, it has made enormous financial promises that could affect future shareholders. 2. There's a mysterious $8.8 billion expense Anthropic reported nearly $9 billion in additional expenses, but the explanation isn't clear from these numbers. Why it matters: Imagine checking your bank account and finding an unexplained $9,000 charge. You'd want answers before trusting someone with more money. 3. Anthropic says it's profitable, b
TOPAnthropic’s IPO could be a landmark AI investment opportunity, but valuation will be critical. Strong growth prospects must be weighed against intense competition, high computing costs, and uncertain long-term profitability.
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10-27 16:30
Option Movers | Tesla Rises Over 5% but Options Trading Shows Institutional Bearishness; Intel Gains Over 4% Yet Big Money Remains Bearish
Market Overview Monday, October 16, The U.S. major indexes closed as follows: Dow Jones up 0.28% at 52,361.58; S&P 500 up 0.70% at 7,676.77; NASDAQ up 0.82% at 26,169.38. Top 10 Option Volumes Top 10: $Tesla Motors(TSLA)$, $NVIDIA(NVDA)$, $AAPL(AAPL)$, $SpaceX(SPCX)$, $Apple(AAPL)$, $Micron Technology(MU)$, $Meta Platforms, Inc.(META)$, $Amazon.com(AMZN)$, $Netflix(NFLX)$,
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10-27 17:19
Nvidia Invests $3 Billion in Meta: AI Partnership or Circular Financing?
Nvidia plans to invest $3 billion in Meta’s equity offering as the two companies expand their AI partnership, including work to improve training and inference performance for Meta’s Muse models. The deal comes as Meta pursues an ambitious funding plan to support its AI expansion. The company has launched approximately $35 billion in public stock offerings and plans a separate share-sale programme of up to $60 billion, although the timing and terms of the future programme have not been finalised. Why is Nvidia investing in its own customer? 1. A deeper relationship with Meta Meta is expanding its AI infrastructure and developing new AI models and assistants. Nvidia supplies the computing platforms, networking and other technology needed to support these workloads. The expanded partnership c
TOPSupplier owning the customer muddies demand signals fast. If capex cools, does this become both revenue risk and balance sheet risk?
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10-27 17:23
Anthropic’s IPO Could Reveal Who Really Profits From the AI Boom
Anthropic’s IPO filing is more than another milestone for artificial intelligence. It could give public-market investors a closer look at the economics behind the AI boom — and raise a difficult question for the companies already trading at premium valuations. Who will capture the biggest share of AI’s profits: the companies building the models, the chipmakers powering them, or the cloud providers selling the computing capacity? The chipmakers have benefited first Nvidia and other semiconductor companies have been major beneficiaries of AI infrastructure spending. As developers train and deploy increasingly capable models, demand for computing power has created a substantial market for specialised chips and related equipment. But infrastructure spending cannot grow indefinitely without cus
TOPCloud providers might be the cleaner read here, but only if compute commitments start converting into durable margins.
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10-27 18:20
6 Stocks, 6 Setups $NBIS, $RRC, $HOOD, $TSLA, $HUT and $AVGO
The best opportunities don’t always come from chasing a breakout. Sometimes the edge is waiting for a pullback into support; other times, it’s knowing when the risk/reward no longer justifies an entry. Here are six setups I’m watching, along with the levels that matter. 👇 🟢 $NEBIUS(NBIS)$ | Waiting for $120–$123 $NBIS has entered the upper end of its institutional range, making it a potential starting point for investors with a 12–24 month horizon. My approach is more selective. I’m waiting for another 20% pullback into the $120–$123 Smart Money Zone before considering an entry. 🎯 If the price never gets there, I’ll let it go. There’s no need to chase a trade that doesn’t meet my criteria. 💰 $Range Resources(R
TOPBroadcom (AVGO) — Recent News Roundup Bottom line: The news flow over the past two weeks has been mildly positive on the business side (a major VMware enterprise win, a new security product, a bullish AI-accelerator share forecast), but the stock is still working off a post-earnings de-rating. It trades at $342.70, up 4.11% today (2026-10-28), yet still 30.8% below its 52-week high of $495.00. What happened recently Date Item Read-through 2026-10-19 Broadcom watchlist signed a 10-year agreement with NTT DOCOMO to make VMware Cloud Foundation the private-cloud core of DOCOMO's digital services — its first 10-year comprehensive VMware deal in Japan (licences, technical support, maintenance). Financial terms not disclosed Tiger News Infrastructure-software segment: recurring, sticky revenue; supports the "software annuity" side of the story 2026-10-21 Launched Arcot Scam Defense, a product to block social-engineering / authorised-push-payment fraud Tiger News Small near-term revenu
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10-27 18:15
Alphabet Is Down 7%. Microsoft Is Near Its Highs. Earnings Could Flip the AI Trade.
$Alphabet(GOOG)$
TOPAgree with your call. If the fundamental print satisfies Wall Street's focus on Google Cloud growth and CapEx monetization, the Three White Soldiers pattern will serve as the technical launching pad for a sustained bullish leg higher. If the print disappoints on margins or free cash flow, the event risk will overwrite the chart pattern. Let's see.
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10-27 18:28
Daily ETF Performance: Chips and Tech Rebound, Brazil Gets Crushed
🚀 Semiconductors and tech led the rally today, with leveraged ETFs delivering the biggest gains. 🔥 Top Performers 🚀 $Direxion Daily Semiconductors Bull 3x Shares(SOXL)$ +8.30% 💻 $Direxion Daily Technology Bull 3X ETF(TECL)$ +5.01% 📈 $ProShares UltraPro QQQ(TQQQ)$ +3.24% 🔧 $iShares Semiconductor ETF(SOXX)$ +2.94% 🖥️ $VanEck Semiconductor ETF(SMH)$ +2.73% 💡 $Technology Select Sector SPDR Fund(XLK)$ +1.69% 📉 Biggest Losers 🇧🇷 $iShares MSCI Brazil ETF(EWZ)$ -19.82% 🛢️
TOPvery good explanation very good explanation very good explanation very good explanation very good explanation very good very good explanation very good very good explanation very good explanation
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10-27 21:07
Anthropic IPO injected renewed optimism, will it bring major stocks to the moon, or crush and burn because of concerns over AI spending?
Disclaimer: Nothing I say or post should be considered financial advice. Please do your own due diligence before making any investment decisions. Anthropic just announced its filing for public IPO yesterday, which injected fresh optimisim among AI names and bring the tech sector up yesterday from the sea of red last week. It is projected to be one of the largest cap IPO ever in history. I am sure everyone is itching to get their hands on this stock, which produce one of the most sophiscated and powerful AI model ever known. However, on a closer look at their balance books, they are projected to be worth $100 billion or more, with 80.7 billion of the portion as debt. Enlighten me, how does a company justify such a hefty valuation with such a huge amount of debt? They are promising investor
TOPAnthropic’s IPO could be a landmark AI investment opportunity, but valuation will be critical. Strong growth prospects must be weighed against intense competition, high computing costs, and uncertain long-term profitability.
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10-27 18:44
The Labubu Craze Just Bit The Dust? Here’s What The Numbers Say 🧸💸
The Labubu Craze Just Bit The Dust? Here’s What The Numbers Say 🧸💸 $POP MART(09992)$
TOPWhere is puppy @Shernice軒嬣 2000
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10-27 19:33
Risks Are Building: How to Position Without Betting on Direction or Buying the Bounce
US stocks rebounded as the trading week opened overnight. But I do not see this as a signal to buy the dip. It looks more like a pause in a selloff that has yet to run its course. Why should we become more cautious just as prices start to recover? The answer lies in last week’s data, not in market sentiment. Until the selling has run its course, buying the dip means stepping into continuing selling pressure. With the trend still unclear, our position remains unchanged: stay patient and wait. $China A50 Index - main 2610(CNmain)$ $HSI(HSI)$ $HSTECH(HSTECH)$ $Hang Seng Tech Index - main 2610(HTImain)$ Institution
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10-27 18:26
AI Stocks Rebound as Anthropic Files for IPO: 3 Things Investors Should Watch
AI optimism returned to Wall Street on Monday, October 26, as $Anthropic(ANT)$ filed for an initial public offering (IPO), semiconductor stocks rallied, and major US indexes recovered from recent losses. The $S&P 500(.SPX)$ rose 0.70% to close at 7,676.77, while the $NASDAQ(.IXIC)$ Composite gained 0.82% to 26,169.38. The $Dow Jones(.DJI)$ Industrial Average advanced 0.28% to 52,361.58. The rebound came as investors assessed Anthropic’s planned public debut and Meta’s ambitious financing plan for AI expansion. But the bigger question is whether the AI in
TOPThe $S&P 500(.SPX)$ rose 0.70% to close at 7,676.77, while the $NASDAQ(.IXIC)$ Composite gained 0.82% to 26,169.38. The $Dow Jones(.DJI)$ Industrial Average advanced 0.28% to 52,361.58. The rebound came as investors assessed Anthropic’s planned public debut and Meta’s ambitious financing plan for AI expansion
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10-27 17:58
The Polycrisis: How Today’s Problems Connect (27Oct2026)
The Polycrisis: How Today’s Problems Connect The risks we share in late 2026 — and why no single cause explains them. In brief What’s happening. Past downturns had one main cause. In late 2026, energy, food, household finances, lending and stocks are under pressure together. Problems in one area make the others worse. Why it matters. These systems depend on each other and have little spare capacity or reserves. They are less able to absorb setbacks, so problems spread quickly. What to check. Review your cash reserves, debt repayments, investments and insurance. Keep a financial cushion, and consider how several problems could affect you at once. Past financial crises usually had a main cause: speculation and borrowing to buy shares in 1929, overpriced internet stocks in the dot-com crash,
TOPThe weak point is reserves, not headlines. When all those links tighten at once, what actually breaks first: household cash flow, credit rollover, or market liquidity?
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10-27 16:12
Q3| US Earnings Reality Check
🐯 Profits Up, Stocks Down? TSLA, NFLX and JPM Face Their Next Test As of October 27, 2026 | Recent releases from October 13–21 | All outlooks below are editorial scenarios Hey Tigers! 🐯 Earnings season is giving investors plenty of numbers to digest. But the question for your portfolio is what those numbers mean for the next quarter — and how much optimism the stock already prices in. Tesla’s cash flow recovered sequentially while profit remained under pressure. Netflix delivered stronger margins but a slower growth outlook. JPMorgan showed broad business strength alongside credit costs and a more cautious approach to share repurchases. [1–3] My take: earnings quality and the next earnings revision deserve more weight than the headline growth rate. Here are three widely followed names wort
TOPI’d back JPM for the next six months. A 20% ROTCE alongside strong equity-markets and investment-banking growth gives it a more diversified earnings base than the other two, although rising credit costs are the key risk. NFLX would be my second choice. The 34.6% Q3 operating margin is impressive, but I’d want to see revenue growth hold up as margins normalise. TSLA has the greatest upside potential, but also the widest range of outcomes. The rebound to US$1.53B in free cash flow is encouraging, yet falling net income and higher operating expenses suggest the earnings story still needs work. I would buy a disappointing reaction if fundamentals remained intact. My key metrics: JPM credit costs, NFLX revenue growth and TSLA free cash flow plus operating margin. A falling share price alone is not a thesis. A negative earnings revision is.
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10-27 17:21
🚨 I’m Buying the AI Dip, But Not the Hype: Here’s What I’m Collecting
This AI and semiconductor correction is exactly the type of market that tests my discipline. Prices have fallen enough to become tempting, but I don’t think this is the moment to blindly shout “BUY THE DIP!” and throw all my cash into the market. I’m still cautious. At the same time, I also don’t want fear to stop me from accumulating quality AI and semiconductor exposure when valuations are being reset. So instead of trying to predict the exact bottom, I’ve started collecting gradually, mainly $Direxion Daily Semiconductors Bull 3x Shares(SOXL)$ and $ARM Holdings(ARM)$ , while keeping higher-risk names like $CoreWeave, Inc.(CRWV)$ and
TOP20% off can still be expensive, but 40% in semis starts getting interesting. SOXL only really works if the inventory reset is closer to done
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10-27 16:36
Anthropic’s IPO: The $72 Billion Accounting Charge Behind an $80.7 Billion Loss
Anthropic, the company behind Claude, has put its IPO plans in front of public-market investors. The company publicly filed its S-1 on October 26 and intends to list on Nasdaq under the symbol “ANT.” The initial prospectus still leaves the offering price range blank. Filing for an IPO does not mean the shares have begun trading. (SEC filing) Two reported financial figures stand out. According to CNBC’s coverage of the prospectus, Anthropic generated $16.29 billion in revenue in the first half of 2026, up 1,304% year over year, while reporting a net loss of $80.7 billion. How can revenue rise so quickly alongside such a large loss? A central part of the explanation is approximately $72 billion in accounting charges related to changes in the value of convertible notes. (CNBC’s financial brea
TOP④ for me. The cloud economics split between Anthropic, Amazon, and Google matters more than the headline loss: service revenue, credits, or embedded financing?
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10-27 16:18
Midterm Election Years Could Set Up a Strong Q4. 6 Stocks I’m Watching
Since 1950, November has finished positive in nearly 80% of midterm-election years, averaging a gain of approximately 2.7%. The fourth quarter of midterm years has also been historically strong, with the S&P 500 averaging roughly 6.6%. And the 12 months following midterm elections have historically delivered average gains of about 15%. Top 6 companies I’m looking to add to on pullbacks this month 👀📈 1️⃣ $Advanced Micro Devices(AMD)$ — AI computing • Revenue +50% YoY; data center revenue +107% • Adjusted EPS: $1.66 • Watching: EPYC processors, Instinct GPUs, and OpenAI deployments 2️⃣ $Bloom Energy Corp(BE)$ — Power for AI infrastructure • Revenue +138% YoY • Adjusted EPS: $0.94 vs. $0.15 • Watching: Orac
TOPBE shall be watch out … very volatile like roller coaster… can’t hold it too long .. very quick to recover from $190