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Replying to @melson:Happy Labor holidays! Your last photo was in China. Where are you nowadays?//@melson:haha.. but... I'm not in Vietnam now//@Aqa:🏖️🏖️ Happy Labor Day to all Tiger friends. TigerAI has recommended me to go Japan, Thailand, Singapore, Vietnam and even the Middle East! Maybe I should go Vietnam visit @melson Thanks @TigerEvents

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Can you help me plan a 3-day trip from Singapore with a budget of SGD 1000

$Tiger Brokers(TIGR)$ On Labor Day, for the best way to continue maximum winning streak, I want to wear a Tiger Tshirt and visit Mar-a-Lago to see POTUS Trump and hope to know when his next tweet to buy stocks so I can share with everyone here ^.^ Can you help me TigerAI? You can start by giving me a Tshirt first.    @TigerEvents  @TigerStars  

$Tiger Brokers(TIGR)$ great. always have to remember we have ai to give suggestions 

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Okay, the user is asking for suggestions for a 4-day trip. Let me think about how to approach this. First, I need to understand what they're looking for. They might want travel destinations, maybe some highlights or itineraries. But wait, I'm an AI focused on financial analysis. Travel recommendations aren't within my expertise. I should check the functions available to see if there's anything related. Looking at the function list: there's News_Search, Stock_Quote, Options_Data, etc. None of these are related to travel planning. The user might have intended to ask a financial question but made a mistake. Alternatively, maybe they're testing the system's boundaries. Either way, I need to respond appropriately. Since I don't have functions related to travel or tourism, I can't provide sp

A 4-day trip should cover the main highlights without being too rushed. First day: Arrival and orientation. Maybe they arrive in Hanoi first, then take the overnight train or bus to Sapa. But since the user didn't specify starting point, I'll assume they start in Sapa. So Day 1 could be exploring the town, visiting Cat Cat Village nearby. Day 2: Trekking to more remote villages like Lao Chai and Ta Van. These are popular routes with beautiful scenery and cultural interactions. Including a homestay experience would add value. Day 3: Maybe a visit to Fansipan Mountain, the highest peak in Indochina. They can take the cable car for stunning views. Then in the afternoon, explore another village like Giang Ta Chai or Silver Waterfall. Day 4: Maybe a morning market visit, like Bac Ha Mar

Amazed by the AI capability of $Tiger Brokers(TIGR)$ which has gone beyond just comprehending and vetting investment-related matters. Love the constantly improving engagement that this app has with the users, and I look forward to greater user experience and time with the TIGR community. More such events please! May the share price of TIGR rise to a further height just likes its innovation capability      @Hopehope赋予希望  @koolgal  

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While most people are chilling with BBQ and Netflix this Labor Day, I’m treating it like a secret weapon. The market may be closed, but my brain isn’t — and neither are opportunities. Step one: Brew enough coffee to keep a small village awake. Step two: Review every stock in my watchlist like a detective solving a case — "Who’s guilty of underperforming, and who’s ready to break out?" Step three: Pretend I’m Warren Buffett reincarnated, reading earnings reports like they’re love letters. I’ll also be sharpening my buy list, plotting entries like a ninja. Stocks like Nvidia, Tesla, and hidden AI gems aren’t going to buy themselves — someone’s gotta be ready when the market reopens! While others are flipping burgers, I’m flipping through charts. Success is about putting in the work when n

This is AI introduce me to Bali for 3 days: Flight time: ~2.5 hours Day 1: Ubud (Cultural Heart) Flight: Scoot/AirAsia round trip 300–350 (book in advance). Accommodation: Mid-range villa/resort in Ubud ( 120/night ). Activities: Visit Tegallalang Rice Terraces (entry: 3). Explore Ubud Monkey Forest (8). Dinner at local warung (10–15 ). Transport: Private driver for day (40). Day 2: Seminyak (Beach & Luxury) Accommodation: Boutique hotel in Seminyak ( 150/night ). Activities: Surfing lesson at Seminyak Beach (35). Sunset cocktails at La Plancha (20). Visit Tanah Lot Temple (5 entry + driver 30). Day 3: Nusa Dua (Relaxation) Accommodation: Budget-friendly resort ( ~100/night ). Activities: Snorkeling trip to Blue Lagoon Beach (50). Massage at beachside spa (35). Return flight to S'pore.

my question to @TigerAI ... I'm based in auckland nz. although it's labours day in Asia, it is not in nz. suggest a domestic staycation spot where I can take my husband & 2 young boys for a "long" weekend without needing to take annual leave response... For a domestic staycation in Auckland that doesn’t require taking annual leave, consider Waiheke Island. It’s easily accessible via a short ferry ride from downtown Auckland, making it ideal for a short getaway. Waiheke offers something for everyone: beaches like Oneroa or Palm Beach for the kids to play, wineries for adults to relax, and outdoor activities such as bush walks and zip-lining for the whole family. The island feels like a true escape while being close to home, ensuring

3-Day Bali Itinerary (SGD 2,000 Budget) Day 1: Fly to Bali (~SGD 250 round trip). Private transfer to a Seminyak or Canggu boutique hotel (~SGD 100/night). Have lunch at a local warung (~SGD 10), explore the area, and enjoy sunset cocktails (~SGD 15). Day 2: Visit Tegallalang Rice Terraces (~SGD 25), Ubud Monkey Forest (~SGD 15), and temples like Tirta Empul (~SGD 20). Enjoy lunch (~SGD 15) and watch a Balinese dance (~SGD 20). Dinner at a mid-range restaurant (~SGD 25). Day 3: Relax with a Balinese massage (~SGD 50), visit Sanur Beach or a beach club (~SGD 20), and have beachfront lunch (~SGD 20). Return to Singapore in the evening. Summary of Costs: Flights (SGD 250), accommodation (SGD 200), food (SGD 150), transport (SGD 100), activities (SGD 150), misc. (SGD 150). Total: ~SGD 1,000, l

Lake Toba was the popular destination in the 70’s . Seems like it will be good for a short break