To The Moon

Yesterday’s Jackson Hole speech showed that Walsh is significantly more hawkish than the market expected, rather than dovish. Right after the speech, the U.S. dollar and Treasury yields surged, while gold and Bitcoin dropped sharply. While these initial moves were normal, the market subsequently displayed major contradictions: Cloud giants like $Amazon.com(AMZN)$ , $Alphabet(GOOG)$ , and $Microsoft(MSFT)$ rallied strongly, while semiconductors and growth stocks slumped. This semiconductor pullback was heavily pressured by

🌟For years, international fund managers dismissed the Singapore stock market as a slow moving retirement village - a dull boring market with old school banks , matured REITs & industrial conglomerates. Not any more. The Singapore market is now very much a vibrant market attracting global Institutional titans & ultra high net worth family offices looking for a safe haven to park their assets. That is why my answer is A: I am still bullish on $DBS(D05.SI)$ $OCBC Bank(O39.SI)$ & $UOB(U11.SI)$ When DBS launches a campaign to hire 500+ young local professionals to scale its technology & wealth pipelines, it sends a clear message:

If Tiger Brokers allow me to hold only Gold vs Bitcoin, through to the end of this year, which one would I pick? Gold as investment has been around for centuries. It is a more stable and reliable safe-haven asset, while Bitcoin offers higher potential returns in very short term with much greater volatility. This week’s choice all depends on one’s personal financial goals and risk tolerance. Bet on Bitcoin if one has high risk tolerance and can handle sharp price swings. Good luck 🍀 Thank you @TigerEvents @TigerStars @Tiger_SG @Tiger_comments

For me, the biggest takeaway is that the market is clearly rotating back into AI software, cybersecurity and enterprise tech. I’m especially watching $Salesforce.com(CRM)$ , $ServiceNow(NOW)$ and $NVIDIA(NVDA)$ because their earnings, AI catalysts and improving momentum suggest the underlying story remains strong. The broad participation also gives me more confidence that this isn’t just a one-stock rally. That said, I’m not chasing the strongest green candles here. $CRM, $Veeva

🌟🌟🌟I am firmly bullish on the continuation of the $SK hynix(SKHY)$ memory supercycle. Let's laugh at the idea of Big Tech "cutting back" on memory expenses & pretend that Google or Meta will stop buying HBM because it costs more . It is like expecting a Formula 1 team to buy cheap tyres to save a few bucks. In the AI arms race, coming in 2nd place is the same thing as coming in last. The demand for memory isn't a luxury. It is a hard physical constraint of computing. A single advanced NVIDIA GPU cluster requires more HBM stacks layered together just to keep the processor from starving for data. SK Hynix isn't just sitting in Korea hoping for the best. They are expanding into Indiana US to secure a geopolit

On Mon, 10 Aug 2026 comeback kid $Intel(INTC)$ made the headlines again when it announced a $15 billion common stock offering to support skyrocketing customer AI demand. (see below) Even before US trading begins, early on Tue, 11 Aug 2026, the chip maker confirmed, it had priced the stock offering at $95 a share and upsized the offer by additional $5 billion to $20 billion. (see above) Here’s the thing - INTC’s $20 billion equity raise is more than a routine financing exercise: It is a calculated attempt to convert INTC’s powerful share-price recovery into the factory capacity needed to compete in AI infrastructure and 3rd-party chip manufacturing. The immediate sell-off reflects dilution anxiety, but the deeper question is whether the offering: S

The $S&P 500(.SPX)$ S&P 500 index recently pulled back toward the 5,675 mark (noting that references to levels near 7,675 reflect speculative forward projections rather than actual market milestones). This movement comes after reaching historic all-time highs, prompting investors to evaluate whether the recent dip represents an ideal entry point or a tactical trap. 1. Deconstructing the Pullback: Market Context & AI Catalysts When an index like the S&P 500 reaches record territories and subsequently retrenches to key reference levels — such as major moving averages or previous breakout zones—it tests structural market sentiment. The transition from momentum-driven buying to valuation-driven consolidation is a healthy feature of bul

Nancy Pelosi has been one of the most financially active members of Congress for years, and Wall Street has learned to observe, when she files her disclosure forms. Pelosi is the former Speaker of the House, who represented San Francisco for 39 years. She is renown for reading the political & economic landscape better than most. In a recent periodic transaction report (PTR), Pelosi disclosed two purchases that land squarely in the Artificial Intelligence (AI) infrastructure trade. Intel and Bloom Energy (virgin purchase). According to the disclosure form, Pelosi purchased: 50 call options on $Intel(INTC)$ with a $50 strike price expiring 17 Jun 2027. 10,000 INTC shares worth between $500,001 - $1 million, on 24 Jul 2026. 100 call options

Nvidia has once again reminded investors why it remains at the centre of the artificial-intelligence boom. The latest quarter delivered another extraordinary set of numbers: revenue reached $96.22 billion, up 106% year over year, while data-centre revenue surged 117% to around $89 billion. Nvidia also guided to approximately $108 billion of revenue for the next quarter, while management expects around 70% revenue growth for the following fiscal year. (Reuters⁠) At first glance, this looks like another straightforward Nvidia victory. But there is a more interesting story underneath the headline numbers. The AI boom is becoming so large that the biggest constraint may no longer be demand for Nvidia GPUs — it is the supply chain required to build them. And that creates winners and losers far

$Caterpillar(CAT)$ $CAT +1.31% Close at $821.93, Momentum Rebuilds Above $815 Pivot, $906 Resistance in Focus 📈 Latest Close Data CAT closed at $821.93 (+1.31%) on 2026-08-27, after-hours at $828.89. The stock sits -23.4% below its 52-week high of $1,073.46, but well above its 52-week low of $410.51. Core Market Drivers Oppenheimer recently flagged an improving risk-reward setup for CAT after the pullback. Heavy-machinery peers show mixed momentum, with short volume ratio easing to 10.90% from recent highs, suggesting fading bearish pressure. Institutional holders BlackRock and Vanguard remain steady. Technical Analysis Volume came in at 1.85M shares with a Volume Ratio of 0.67, indicating mild participation. MACD remains negative (DIF -18.45 vs DE