When I look at $Zoom(ZM)$ today, I can’t help but reflect on how far the company has come since its pandemic-era highs. The stock, which once symbolized the stay-at-home economy, has spent the past few years battling investor skepticism about whether its growth could endure in a post-COVID world. But as of now, I find myself viewing Zoom with fresh interest. The company has transitioned from being a single-product video conferencing app into a broader enterprise communications platform, and that shift is finally starting to show results. Zoom’s latest earnings report reinforced this impression for me. Revenue in Q2 fiscal 2026 grew modestly, but what caught my eye was the improvement in operating efficiency. The company has maintained solid profitab

I am excited to share my thoughts on the earnings season as it nears its end. It has been fascinating to see which companies have beaten expectations or turned profitable, and I am particularly interested in identifying those that deserve more attention. This season has highlighted some impressive turnarounds and growth stories that I believe are worth exploring further. I have noticed that during past turnarounds, many growth stocks have achieved outsized gains. Among the high-growth companies that turned profitable this time, I am intrigued by DASH, OKTA, NTNX, TMDX, TOST, and RELY. These names stand out to me as potential hidden gems, and I am considering how their profitability might influence their future performance. I also think that Chinese ADRs should not be overlooked this season

Just like trading, buy whatever stocks you think worthwhile. It is easy to spend free voucher/cash. "Money well spent" is different to individuals.

Hi Tigers! Below metrics mentioned below are explained here! CAGR = Growth potential. 2020 Net Margin = Past profitability snapshot. LTM Net Margin = Current profitability trend. Together, they tell the story of growth + profitability evolution, which is critical for evaluating performance.1. $Okta Inc.(OKTA)$Core Business & Latest Business Developments: Okta provides identity and access management solutions, helping organizations secure access to applications and data while enabling remote work. It has introduced new Workforce Identity Cloud capabilities, including Secure SaaS Service Accounts and Governance Analyzer, to address unmanaged SaaS accounts and improve governance decisions.Analyst Target Price Expectations: Morgan Stanley upgraded

Brand name of equity counter creates the positive sentiment for investors indeed. In addition, the associated innovation and quality of its products need to be reviewed and improved continuously so as to keep up with the dynamic markets. A good example is Pop Mart indeed. Its products has more and more variants etc. creating the trend among the young/Z generation. Guess good marketing and advertising/social media play a large part as well in order to spread the news and trend of its products. But we need to be cautious in view of innovative products from other companies challenging Pop Mart in the longer term horizon. Cheers. [Smile]

I will spend the money for something else than Pokémon cards. Not a fans of Pokémon cards. I will use the SG60 on food and essentials items. While my pocket money to invest it to stock @Tiger_SG @koolgal @MHh @HelenJanet is that a good idea?

🌟🌟🌟Life is short.  Spark joy in buying the things that we love.   If SG60 vouchers spark joy in Pokemon cards, go ahead buy them all.   As a mother, I choose to spend my SG60 on groceries because feeding my family is my kind of joy.  In this special SG60 year, joy comes in many forms - nostalgia, nourishment and the quiet pride of choosing what matters most to us. In this SG60 year, I am grateful : Grateful for the freedom to choose. Grateful for the quiet diginity of every day life. Grateful that I live in Singapore where there is peace and harmony. Grateful that Joy is found in little things in life. To each their own.  That is the Singapore way.🥰🥰🥰🌈🌈🌈🎊🎊🎊🇸🇬🇸🇬🇸🇬 @Tiger_SG

I think everyone can use their SG60 voucher as they want to ( no matter what they buy as it is their voucher and their choice). Different people have different needs, as long as they can get what they need by using the voucher, it is considered good benefit. Respecting each other will make our life better. ✌️

Every generation has their "Craze of the moment"... I can still remember the first Macdonald store opened its business & the crazy queue... a few years later Hello Kitty...etc [Helpless]..so why not Pokemon & Labubu [Onlooker]..  For us retailers, Buy their Stocks & Enjoy the Moment too 📈📈📈 😁 @JC888 @Barcode @Shernice軒嬣 2000 @Shyon @koolgal @Jes86188

Blind boxes is a craze that can be very addictive; it is too easy to spiral in and down. Gen Z also tend to follow their idols and if popular groups like black pink endorse it, gen x will flock to it. Laopu gold is popular among the Chinese as gold is treasured among the Chinese and many do use it as a form of investment as it retains it value and comes in handy during hard times. It is a common gift for birthdays and weddings. I do not think laopu gold will become the next classic brand as the designs tend to appeal to the Chinese more than the international population. So, I am not too optimistic about it’s potential for stock price growth. I find it safer to buy the trending companies than the stock of traditional companies that are being sold off. One never know when the traditio

Tbh I still don’t really get why GenZ loves pop mart. Likely it’s just another collectible kind of thing similar to how different generations have their own collectibles they chase after

I think spending the voucher on Pokémon cards actually makes sense. The goal is to support local businesses, and if buying something fun brings happiness, that’s valid too. Groceries are important, but joy is also a necessity. Personally, I’d use most of mine on essentials, but save a bit for something that feels like a treat. Looking at consumer goods, it’s clear brands that resonate with Gen Z—like Pop Mart or Laopu Gold—are thriving. Younger buyers value novelty & cultural identity, which is why traditional names like Estee Lauder or Coach are struggling. It’s less about the product itself and more about relevance. For investing, I’d balance both sides. Trendy brands can deliver strong growth if you catch them early, but tastes shift quickly. Established luxury players may be under

Like that just give him eggs, bread and rice la

🌟🌟🌟Beauty is in the eye of the beholder even if the beholder (that's me) shops in Shopee.  Pop Mart $POP MART(09992)$ $POP MART HK SDR 20to1(HPPD.SI)$ and Laopu Gold $LAOPU GOLD(06181)$ are stealing hearts (and wallets) while $Estee Lauder(EL)$ and $Lululemon Athletica(LULU)$ quietly nurse bruised valuations. In today's consumer split, investors face a choice: chase the dopamine of trending brands or scoop up legacy players the market is ghosting. Pop Mart sells joy in blind boxes.  Laopu Gold wraps heritage in Gen Z swagger.  But trends can fade. Meanwhi

i agree that this earning season is mixed bag. just keep holding and collect div, since current position still have decent fundamental. still, one need to keep monitoring on relevant news / business impact, unless autopilot on global etf