Technical Analysis of FTSE ST REIT Index (FSTAS351020)FTSE ST Real Estate Investment Trusts (FTSE ST REIT Index) increased from 660.49 to 674.37 (2.10%) compared to last month's update. The index has recovered steadily since the April low, and is now consolidating just below the 684 level (previous high attained on 30 July). The 200D SMA is mostly reversed, suggesting improved market sentiment. Resistance around 675–680 has been for the past one month; a breakout above this zone could pave the way toward 700. The 50D SMA (663) and the 200D SMA (645) provide immediate support. Stronger support remains at 620, tested multiple times in 2024–2025.$CSOP iEdge SREIT ETF S$(SRT.SI)$ $CSOP iEdge SREIT ETF US

For those who are unable to attend the forum, I summarise the Q&A in panel discussion below: Bridging the Confidence Gap: How Overseas-Focused REITs Can Win Investor Trust I think the biggest challenge for overseas-focused REITs is really about familiarity and trust. When investors look at local REITs, they can easily relate to the assets – they know the malls, the offices, they can see them. With overseas assets, that familiarity gap creates concerns around asset quality, local regulations, and even currency risks. What I’ve seen work well is when REITs make a conscious effort to bridge that gap with education and transparency. For example, some REITs conduct detailed virtual tours, regular property updates, and even case studies on key tenants so investors feel they can “se

-iPhone drives over-expected growth, innovation bottleneck and external risks suppress valuation upside space $Apple(AAPL)$ announced Q3 results, the overall performance exceeded market expectations, although the growth rate is still in the single digits, but revenue and EPS are at a new high, strong growth in iPhone and services is the main driver, AI and investment in innovation is still times the market cautious pricing.In spite of tariff costs and declines in certain product lines, a positive impact on the quarter, but the next challenge.Key TakeawaysQ3 revenue was $94 billion, up 10% year-over-year, and EPS was $1.57, up 12% year-over-year, both June quarter records.Key drivers: iPhone revenue up 13% to $44.6B (vs. market estimate of $39.8B),

View the full link of LIVEExecutive SummaryThis research report examines concerning market signals emerging from Q2 2025 earnings season, particularly the paradoxical negative reactions to strong earnings from $Robinhood(HOOD)$ and $Coinbase Global, Inc.(COIN)$ . Combined with technical indicators showing extreme $Cboe Volatility Index(VIX)$ compression, unusual dark pool activity, and unfavorable seasonal patterns, we identify multiple convergent factors suggesting elevated volatility risk for August-September 2025.The

Singapore’s banking sector is stealing the spotlight, with DBS Group Holdings (DBS) smashing an all-time high at ~S$44.46 and Oversea-Chinese Banking Corporation (OCBC) riding a six-day winning streak to ~S$17.07. Investors are now turning their gaze to United Overseas Bank (UOB), wondering if it will be the next to break through to new highs. With record profits, robust dividend yields, and a resilient Singapore economy, these banks are defying global trade tensions. But which one—UOB or OCBC—should you add to your portfolio to catch this rally? This report dives into the catalysts driving Singapore’s banking boom, compares UOB and OCBC’s potential, and outlines strategic investment approaches to maximize gains while navigating risks. UOB Likely to Set New High Next It seems likely that U

Singapore’s stock market is on fire in July 2025, with the Singapore Exchange (SGX) and DBS Group Holdings smashing all-time highs, signaling robust momentum in the Lion City’s financial sector. SGX surged 15% year-to-date (YTD) to S$11.50, driven by record trading volumes, while DBS climbed 20% YTD to S$42.50, fueled by strong loan growth and digital banking wins. As REITs like CapitaLand Integrated Commercial Trust (CICT) also hit record levels, investors are hunting for the next breakout stars. Which Singapore stocks could join this elite club, and are DBS or SGX still worth buying at these peaks? This report explores the catalysts driving Singapore’s market, highlights underrated stocks with high potential, and outlines strategic investment approaches to seize golden opportunities whil

The Singapore Real Estate Investment Trust (S-REIT) sector is reeling as the July 2025 earnings season kicks off with a bang—and not the good kind. With 37 trusts set to report between July 28 and August 14, the initial wave of results has triggered sharp sell-offs on earnings day, sparking fears of a broader trend. Sabana Industrial REIT soared 26.9% in DPU, yet its stock tanked 5%. OUE REIT’s 5.4% DPU gain couldn’t stop a 3% drop. Are declining profits and trade tensions signaling a sector-wide slump, or is this a temporary overreaction? This deep dive explores which S-REITs missed the mark, why profits are shrinking, and whether this spells trouble—or opportunity. The Earnings Shockwave The season started with a jolt as seven S-REITs reported last week (July 23-25), and the market respo

Last week, DBS climbed to an all-time high, striding in behind the Singapore Exchange and a surge of REITs that had already enjoyed their moment in the sun. The obvious question now is: what next? Is there still upside in the current winners, or should we look to the rest of the SGX leaderboard for the next breakout acts? Personally, I think the stars have aligned for a different class of Singapore stocks — those with strong balance sheets, sector momentum, and just enough undervaluation to surprise. The next market leaders are already stepping into frame Sembcorp: Singapore’s Quiet Renewable Juggernaut Let’s start with the standout. $SEMBCORP INDUSTRIES LTD(U96.SI)$ is on fire — up over 51% year-on-year and now testing its 52-week high of S$7.3

$NTT DC REIT USD(NTDU.SI)$ The data center real estate trust ( $NTT DC REIT USD(NTDU.SI)$ DC REIT), owned by Japanese telecommunications giant NTT, has completed its listing on the Singapore Exchange (SGX), becoming one of the largest initial public offerings (IPOs) in Singapore in the past four years. The REIT raised a total of approximately US$600 million, with an asset portfolio covering six data centers in the United States, Singapore and Austria, with a total asset valuation of more than US$1.6 billion, an overall IT load of 90 megawatts, and an occupancy rate of 94.3%. The REIT focuses on the positioning of "high quality and stable income" and is expected to provide a distribution yield (DPU)

$ESR REIT(9A4U.SI)$ $Kep Infra Tr(A7RU.SI)$ $First Reit(AW9U.SI)$ 📊🔥🧭 S-REIT earnings decoded: growth surges, dividend dilemmas, and tactical positioning ahead! 🧭🔥📊 I’m diving straight into this heavy-hitting S-REIT earnings week with six tickers under the microscope. I’ve integrated every chart level, every earnings metric, and every technical trigger to find the names poised to outperform. This isn’t just a recap; it’s an execution plan for growth, income, or both. I’m positioning into strength: the two REITs rewriting the growth script $ESR REIT (9A4U.SI) just delivered an absolute standout. Revenue soared 23.2% to S$222.9M, while NPI surged 30.1% to

The Straits Times Index ( $Straits Times Index(STI.SI)$ ) is rewriting history, soaring for 14 consecutive trading days to mark its longest winning streak ever. As Singapore’s H1 2025 earnings season kicks into high gear, investors are buzzing with anticipation: Can this momentum propel the STI to new heights, or is a pullback lurking? Keppel DC REIT (SGX: AJBU) has emerged as a star, reporting a 12.8% increase in distribution per unit (DPU) to S$0.05133 for H1 2025, driven by booming data center demand. With REITs showcasing stability amid global volatility, are they the safe haven investors need? This report dives into the STI’s rally, Keppel DC REIT’s standout performance, the broader REIT landscape, and strategic investment approaches to sei