Definitely DBS, from $36  last year it has risen all the way to $50 now. OCBC is still at a pathetic $16

I think QBTS, <u>WULF</u>, and APP will move more than 10% after their earnings reports.

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XPeng is rapidly expanding its operations overseas. Users have also reported a good experience with its technology and driverless cars. Definitely a stock with higher intrinsic value!

$STI ETF(ES3.SI)$ how high more can it go? $5?

$Starbucks(SBUX)$ yippeee!

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$Tesla Motors(TSLA)$ Tesla, Inc. Q3 2023 earnings disappointed investors and analysts, with sales and EPS below estimates. Operating profit margin, gross profit, and adjusted EBITDA margins have been falling for several quarters. Demand for EVs is not growing despite discounts, and the Cybertruck announcement may take even longer to generate positive cash flows. The company has ample liquidity reserves. Tesla is ridiculously overvalued, given the fact the company is no longer a growth star.

$Palantir Technologies Inc.(PLTR)$ Palantir Technologies' stock surged 20% on Nov. 2 after the data mining and analytics company posted its third-quarter report. Its revenue rose 17% year over year to $558 million and exceeded analysts' expectations by $2 million. It generated a net profit of $72 million, compared to its net loss of $124 million a year ago, while its adjusted earnings of $0.07 per share cleared the consensus forecast by a penny.

$Amazon.com(AMZN)$ Amazon's total revenue growth accelerated to 13% year over year (YOY) after growing 11% YOY in the second quarter. The growth was led by a 25% gain in digital advertising sales, which reached $12 billion in the quarter. This comes despite an overall slowdown in the ad market this year. Amazon's ads, like product placement and display, are highly targeted at consumers actively shopping. This makes them extremely efficient and popular with advertisers. Amazon Web Services grew 12% YOY (more on AWS below), and third-party seller and subscription services 18% and 13%, respectively. Amazon stock tends to trade on sales growth more than anything, which explains why the stock popped 8% after earnings.

$Apple(AAPL)$ Apple’s price target for 2024 is lowered to $200 by Oppenheimer amid demand concerns in China and the ongoing geopolitical conflict. The brokerage updated its estimates for Apple’s EPS from $6.86 to $6.61 and its revenue estimates from $412.8B to $405.2B. The earnings report is expected to be published later this week. Martin Yang, a senior analyst at Oppenheimer, said in a CNBC interview that consumer sentiment is not improving in major markets, including China. Yang also said that he sees worsening foreign exchange market headwinds into the fourth quarter due to geopolitical events. In the next 12 months, he said, iPhone, Mac, and iPad shipments are going to be weaker than previously expected.

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$Tencent(00700)$ Tencent’s (OTCMKTS: TCEHY) revenue streams are diversified across various segments. Value-added services contribute 50% of total revenue, online advertising accounts for 17% and fintech and business services make up the remainder. This diversification reduces dependence on a single revenue source, making Tencent more resilient to market fluctuations. Additionally, Tencent’s social networks, including Weixin and WeChat, have achieved a combined monthly active user base of 1.3 billion. Tencent’s ability to continually attract and retain users is crucial for its advertising and social media businesses. The synergy among accounts demonstrates the company’s ability to create value for users, attracting a

$Microsoft(MSFT)$ Its fiscal first-quarter revenue jumped 13% to $56.5 billion and beat Wall Street’s expectations. Revenue in the company’s Azure cloud business rose 29%, ahead of the pace set in the previous quarter. Microsoft reported profit of $2.99 a share, well ahead of expectations of $2.65.

$AT&T Inc(T)$  bearish Way back in 1993, AT&T (NYSE: T) traded for $15/share. At the time, it had a great position in landline telephony along with investments in emerging fields that would become the internet and mobile communications. AT&T shares would rally several times in the ensuing years as investors hoped AT&T would cash in on the new developments in the industry. And yet, fast forward to today, and T stock trades for $15/share once again. The only meaningful return over that time came from the dividend. And even that is less generous than it used to be, as AT&T slashed its dividend in early 2022. AT&T’s problems are mounting. Its huge debt load costs more than ever to serve its needs, given rising interest rates.

$Merck(MRK)$  bullish Its dividend yield of just under 2.9% at the current share price is respectable, but not exactly thrilling. Think bigger picture, though. Merck is a solid income-producing stock with great potential for capital appreciation. Let's also not forget how consistently (and how much) this company has grown its dividend payments. Merck, of course, is one of the world's top pharmaceutical companies. Diabetes treatment Januvia, HPV vaccine Gardasil, and MMRV vaccine Proquad are all parts of its portfolio, although its biggest breadwinner right now is cancer-fighting drug Keytruda. That drug accounts for more than one-third of Merck's total revenue, yet its reach is still growing.

$AT&T Inc(T)$  bullish Telecom stocks have been decimated in 2023, in large part because rising interest rates make their dividend yields less attractive. In the case of AT&T, the yield is now up to 7.7%, and that alone would be enough to own the stock. What's being overlooked is the company's improving cash flow and extremely low price-to-free cash flow multiple. Despite pricing pressure and the relatively weak growth in wireless revenue, AT&T is still a cash flow machine, and that's not likely to slow anytime soon. 

$Tesla Motors(TSLA)$ Chief Executive Elon Musk is under pressure to show investors that he can keep Tesla's profit machine humming, after a disappointing third quarter in which its sales momentum slowed despite steep price cuts. The electric-car pioneer is set to report financial results for the July-to-September period after the markets close Wednesday. While revenue is expected to climb from the same year-ago period, net income is projected to take a hit, falling about 34% in the third quarter to $2.2 billion, according to analysts surveyed by FactSet. Weighing on the company's quarterly profit are price cuts that have reduced the starting prices of some Tesla vehicles by about one-third this year.