To The Moon

$DBS Group Holdings(D05.SI)$  Institutions continued to offload DBS shares at market open today, reflecting ongoing concerns over economic headwinds or sector-specific challenges. The sell-off underscores bearish sentiment among major investors on DBS upcoming earnings.

$NVIDIA(NVDA)$  Last week, JPMorgan's top 30% net worth clients significantly reduced their Nvidia holdings, signaling potential concerns over Nvidia's valuation and future earnings.

$NVIDIA(NVDA)$  Charles Schwab Investment Management’s Chief Market Strategist, Liz Ann Sonders, has downgraded Nvidia’s Q4 2025 outlook to $87/share, signaling potential downside risks. The revised target reflects a 19% decline from current levels, driven by concerns over slowing demand and macroeconomic pressures. Investors are urged to tread carefully amid ongoing market uncertainty.

$Tesla Motors(TSLA)$  Morgan Stanley’s Chief Market Strategist, Michael Wilson, has lowered Tesla’s Q4 2025 outlook to $182/share, indicating potential downside risks. The revised target reflects a 22% decline from current levels, citing concerns over slowing EV demand and macroeconomic challenges. Investors are advised to remain cautious as market volatility persists.

$DBS Group Holdings(D05.SI)$  Charles Schwab Investment Management’s Chief Market Strategist has downgraded DBS’s Q4 2025 outlook to $35/share, citing potential downside risks. The revised target suggests a 15% decline from current levels, reflecting concerns over economic headwinds and tightening financial conditions. Investors are advised to remain cautious as market volatility persists.

$DBS Group Holdings(D05.SI)$  State Street and BlackRock significantly reduced their DBS holdings today, cutting stakes by 42% and 36%, respectively. The move, revealed in regulatory filings, reflects a strategic shift amid market uncertainty. DBS shares dipped 2% following the news, as investors assess the implications of the large-scale sell-off.

$DBS Group Holdings(D05.SI)$  In Q1 2025, institutional ownership in DBS dropped by 22%, according to Bloomberg Terminal data. Hedge funds, banks, and asset managers led the sell-off, reducing exposure amid economic uncertainty. The decline reflects shifting investor sentiment on the outgoing CEO.

$DBS Group Holdings(D05.SI)$  JPMorgan has significantly reduced its stake in DBS Group, cutting holdings by 68%, according to recent regulatory filings. The move reflects a strategic shift in the bank’s portfolio amid evolving market conditions. While the reasons behind the divestment remain undisclosed, the reduction highlights JPMorgan’s cautious approach in the current financial landscape. DBS shares dipped slightly following the news, as investors assess the implications of this large-scale sell-off.

$Apple(AAPL)$  Bloomberg’s Chief Market Strategist warns that the current U.S. bear market could persist for 5-6 years, based on Bloomberg Terminal data.  The analysis suggests a pattern of sharp declines followed by prolonged periods of smaller dips, reflecting ongoing economic uncertainty and market volatility. Historical trends and current indicators point to a challenging road ahead for investors, with recovery likely to be gradual.  This outlook underscores the need for long-term strategies to navigate what could be an extended period of subdued market performance.

$NVIDIA(NVDA)$  Bloomberg Terminal data shows a clear split in Nvidia’s recent trading activity: retail investors are driving the buy-side, while institutions are exiting. Retail inflows into Nvidia surged by 35% over the past week. Meanwhile, institutional sell orders spiked by 841%, with hedge funds, banks, and pension funds collectively offloading over $60.1 billion in Nvidia shares. Notably, short interest from institutional players rose by 257%, signaling caution. Despite the stock’s 12% dip this month, retail traders remain bullish, with call option volume up 40%. This divergence highlights retail’s growing influence amid institutional skepticism.