$Palantir Technologies Inc.(PLTR)$ has fallen for five consecutive days, plunging 10% in a single session yesterday.The biggest headline recently came from Andrew Left, founder of short-selling firm Citron Research, who announced a short position against Palantir. Yet when the news first broke on Friday, the stock only slipped 2%. This sharp selloff feels more like following the trend—when the broader market is ready for a pullback, it often targets the most inflated names. After all, Palantir’s lofty valuation is hardly a new problem.Palantir’s “Fair Price” at $40?Citron had previously argued Palantir would only look cheap around $40 per share, but now they’ve revised their stance, claiming even at that level, the stock is still expensive.Their a

Earnings season is wrapping up—so how did you do this round?How many hurdles did you clear, and how many times did you guess the wrong direction?Investors shared their experience: a carefully planned strategy, but the market moved the opposite way. They bought $Coinbase Global, Inc.(COIN)$ calls, only to see the stock plunge 17% in a single day. They bought $Apple(AAPL)$ puts, but Apple’s post-earnings strength helped keep the market hovering near highs.At the end of the day, earnings season often feels like a gamble—some people clear the level, others take losses.It’s not just in the US markets. In Singapore, we’ve seen a similar story: $SIA(C6L.SI)$ and

Join us at the Active Trader Fair 2025, where trading meets strategy, insight, and action! This highly anticipated event is your gateway to master trading products including Daily Leverage Certificates, Warrants, Stocks and REITs. The Active Trader Fair 2025, is jointly organized by ShareInvestor and InvestingNote, supported by Singapore Exchange and in collaboration with Tiger Brokers. As the exclusive brokerage partner, Tiger Brokers invites you to discover how other traders navigate the markets — and how you can too. Whether you are a seasoned trader or just stepping into trading, there's something for everyone! Event Details 📅Date: 30 August 2025, Saturday 🕘Time: 10AM – 3PM (Registration starts at 9.30AM) 📍Location: SGX Auditorium and IPO Arena (SGX Centre 1, Level 2) 🎟️ Admission: Fre

Next Tuesday (Aug 19), two hot Hong Kong-listed companies — $XIAOMI-W(01810)$ and $POP MART(09992)$ — will release their Q2 earnings.Xiaomi: EV & Smartphone Businesses in FocusAccording to Bloomberg consensus, Xiaomi’s Q2 revenue is expected to reach RMB 115.7B (+30% YoY), with adjusted net profit at RMB 10.2B (+65% YoY).Bullish: JPMorgan, CICC and others see future potential from Xiaomi’s EV business, AI glasses, and the India market.Bearish: Some worry about slowing profitability in smartphones and IoT.Stock performance: +8% in Q2, but down over 11% since July, underperforming the market.Pop Mart: New IPs Driving Explosive GrowthLabubu is now a global phenomenon, while Crybaby and Twinkle Twinkle

$Sea Ltd(SE)$ delivered exceptionally strong Q2 results on August 12th, with shares surging 19%.While profit margins across segments generally declined quarter-over-quarter, robust growth drove profits above expectations—minor weaknesses were overshadowed by overall strength.Shopee GMV Outperformed ExpectationsThe most critical metric of its core segment—Shopee GMV—jumped 28% YoY, accelerating by ~7 percentage points from last quarter. Though some Wall Street banks were optimistic pre-earnings (e.g., JPM forecasted 24% growth), actual performance exceeded even bullish estimates. This growth was entirely driven by "healthier" order volume expansion (+32% YoY), while declining average order value dragged marginally.Combined with strong GMV growth, Sho

Sometimes, the best trades happen in just a few hours or even minutes. ⏱️ Whether it was perfect timing, strong instincts, or pure luck, we want to hear from you!Some believe that a volatile market is the easiest time to make money. This week’s earnings season volatility presents a perfect opportunity for short-term trades.In last week’s discussion, many of you shared great signals for buying opportunities! Click to find more: If a Stock Is Too Strong, What Signals Tell You It’s Safe to Enter? Are these signals also suitable for short-term trading? Or could we use Bollinger Bands as a reference? Have you ever had a succes

As we celebrate Singapore’s National Day on August 9, it’s a timely moment to look back at the nation’s extraordinary journey—from a humble island without natural resources to one of the world’s most organized, prosperous, and globally respected states.This remarkable growth begs the question: 👉 What personality traits have shaped Singapore’s identity—and if Singapore were a person, what MBTI type would it be?Many would argue that Singapore perfectly represents the ESTJ personality type—the “Executive” or “General Manager.”Why ESTJ?✅ Efficient management and top-down execution✅ Strong rule of law and social discipline✅ Practical governance with an emphasis on economic results✅ A highly structured and functional societyThese align strongly with ESTJ strengths: practical, organized, dependab

Last Friday, $OCBC Bank(O39.SI)$ reported a 7% year-over-year decline in Q2 profit to S$1.82 billion. Despite the drop, the results exceeded the S$1.79 billion consensus forecast from a Bloomberg poll of six analysts. The bank also announced a dividend of S$0.41 per share.DBS Posts Record Revenue in Q1! Limited decline in Q2?In the previous quarter, DBS reported total revenue of S$5.557 billion, a 13% year-on-year increase, setting a new record. Net interest margin (NIM) remained stable at 2.14%. Fee income surpassed S$1 billion for the first time, and treasury customer sales hit an all-time high. The cost-to-income ratio was steady at 37%, and pre-provision operating profit rose 14% to S$3.478 billion.Although all three major banks were expecte

As US stocks keep hitting new highs, do you often encounter this situation: a stock has solid fundamentals and beats earnings expectations, but there’s just no good entry point? Then when it finally dips, you're afraid of catching a falling knife and don’t dare to buy?So how exactly should we choose our entry point?Here are some commonly used buy-in reference indicators—let’s discuss them together:When do you usually enter a position? Or do you follow another strategy? 👇🟢 Technical reference price points:Buy at the current price (no waiting—it’s strong and keeps going)Wait for a pullback to the 5-day moving average (5MA)Wait for a pullback to the 10-day moving average (10MA)Wait for a pullback to the 30-day moving average (30MA)Wait for RSI to drop back to around 50Wait for RSI to approach

$Seatrium Ltd(5E2.SI)$ fell 5.42% today, closing at S$2.27, even after delivering a strong set of results for the first half of 2025.Net profit of S$144.4 million, up over 300% yoy, marking the second time it has achieved a first-half profit since its restructuring.Revenue rose 33.7% to S$5.4 billion, and gross profit margin improved from 3.7% to 7.4%.EBITDA climbed 31% to S$407 million.EPS increased to S$0.0426Maintained its policy of not declaring an interim dividend.As of end-June, Seatrium held a net order backlog of S$18.6 billion, with 34% of it tied to renewable energy and green projects.Seatrium resolves fines linked to Brazilian corruption probe - Splash247Why did the stock drop despite strong earnings?Market concerns linger over the ma

Keppel group delivers strong results this earnings season — except for $KepPacOakReitUSD(CMOU.SI)$ , which has fallen for three straight days. $Keppel(BN4.SI)$ rises 3.67% to close at S$8.48, bringing its ytd gain to 27.63%.The company reported a net profit of S$431 million, up 25% year-on-year.Adjusted net profit came in at S$431 million, a 25% increase driven by stable and strong performance in the infrastructure and real estate segments.Recurring income rose 7% to S$444 million, indicating a more stable profit structure.Year-to-date, Keppel has completed about S$915 million in asset divestments, with another S$500 million expected by year-end.The interim dividend was maintained at 15 cents per sha

It's a packed earnings week for S-REITs — here's a look at which names stood out and which ones lagged behind!1. $KEPPEL REIT(K71U.SI)$ +2.11%, Yield: 5.88%Keppel REIT’s H1 2025 DPU fell 2.9% to S$0.0272. Distributable income dropped 1.4% to S$95.5 million, due partly to 25% of management fees being paid in cash.Despite lower payouts, property income rose 9.1% to S$136.5 million and NPI grew 11.8% to S$108.3 million, mainly from better performance at Australian assets.Portfolio occupancy stood at 95.9%, with rental reversion at 12.3%. Annualized yield is 6.1% with a 4.8-year WALE and 3.51% average financing cost.2. $First Reit(AW9U.SI)$ -3.57%, Yield: 8.89%H1 2025 DPU declined 5.8% to S$0.0113. Reve