$Surf Air Mobility Inc.(SRFM)$ High-Risk, but an Interesting Turnaround Story Surf Air Mobility (SRFM) is one of the more interesting speculative aviation stocks I'm following. What attracts me isn't simply the low share price, but the company's attempt to build something beyond a traditional regional airline business. The development of SurfOS, together with its strategic relationship with Palantir, gives SRFM an interesting technology angle. Securing Wheels Up as its first enterprise SurfOS customer also provides some real-world validation that the software platform may eventually become a meaningful business rather than remaining just an idea. Recent results have also shown encouraging signs, including improving revenue and management's
$INCANNEX HEALTHCARE LTD(IXHL)$ Extremely Disappointing Experience My experience with IXHL was absolutely terrible. The worst part wasn't simply watching the share price collapse — it was being caught in a reverse stock split situation where, as a retail investor, it felt like the ground could disappear beneath you overnight. When you're holding a struggling penny stock, you already accept that the investment is risky. But having to constantly worry about whether a reverse split could suddenly be announced or implemented adds another level of anxiety altogether. You go to sleep wondering what your shares are going to look like the next morning. A reverse split doesn't magically repair a failing investment. Your number of shares gets dramatically
$Grab Holdings(GRAB)$ But the Stock Still Has a Lot to Prove Grab is undoubtedly one of the most recognisable technology platforms in Southeast Asia, with a strong ecosystem covering ride-hailing, food delivery and financial services. Its scale and market presence give it advantages that smaller competitors may struggle to replicate. However, as an investment, I remain somewhat cautious. Despite the strength of the Grab brand, the share price has struggled to generate sustained momentum, and investors have been waiting a long time for the company’s growth story to translate into consistently stronger returns. Competition across Southeast Asia remains intense, while maintaining growth without relying heavily on
$Joby Aviation, Inc.(JOBY)$ One of the Most Promising Names in the Future of Aviation Joby Aviation stands out to me as one of the strongest and most established companies pursuing electric air-taxi transportation. What I like about Joby is the amount of serious engineering, testing and regulatory work behind the vision. Building an eVTOL aircraft is one thing; creating an aircraft that can eventually be certified, manufactured at scale and operated commercially is a much bigger challenge. Joby appears to understand that very well. There is still considerable execution risk, and investors should remember that this is an emerging industry rather than an established profitable business. However, if electric air
$Archer Aviation Inc.(ACHR)$ Exciting Company with Huge Long-Term Potential Archer Aviation is one of the companies I’m most excited to watch in the emerging eVTOL and air-taxi industry. What attracts me to ACHR is that it is not simply selling a futuristic idea — the company is actively working towards certification, manufacturing and real-world commercial operations. Its Midnight aircraft, strategic partnerships and progress towards building a scalable business give Archer an interesting position in a market that could potentially transform short-distance urban transportation. Of course, this is still an early-stage industry and there are significant risks ahead, particularly certification, production ramp-u
$Tesla Motors(TSLA)$ Tesla remains one of the most exciting — and unpredictable — stocks in the market. What makes Tesla interesting is that the story has expanded far beyond electric vehicles. AI, autonomous driving, Robotaxi, energy storage and robotics could become increasingly important parts of its future. At around $330, however, expectations are already very high. Tesla can move sharply in either direction based on earnings, deliveries, margins, regulatory developments and progress on autonomy. It is definitely not a stock for anyone expecting a smooth ride. Despite the volatility, I still think Tesla is a fascinating company to follow because very few companies are attempting so many large-scale techno
$Palantir Technologies Inc.(PLTR)$ Palantir has been one of the most impressive US tech stocks to watch. The growth has been remarkable, especially with the strong demand for AI and data analytics solutions. What I like most is that Palantir is not just riding the AI hype — it has real products, major government and commercial customers, and a business that continues to expand. That said, at around $175, the valuation is extremely high, so I would definitely expect volatility and sharp corrections along the way. This is no longer a cheap stock, and anyone buying at these levels should understand the risk. Still, as a long-term AI company, PLTR remains one of the most interesting stocks on my watchlist. Strong
$Upwork Inc.(UPWK)$ UPWK is starting to look like one of the more overlooked value opportunities in the tech platform space. Despite the recent sharp selloff after earnings, the market may be focusing too heavily on short-term growth concerns while underestimating several key strengths of the business. What stands out positively: The company remains profitable, with Q1 EPS beating expectations by a large margin. Forward PE has compressed to around 6, which is unusually low for an established technology marketplace. Upwork still generates close to $800M annual revenue, showing the platform remains highly relevant globally. The business is asset-light and scalable, unlike many companies burning cash in the current market. Management has also
$Energy Select Sector SPDR Fund(XLE)$ https://www.google.com/amp/s/www.aljazeera.com/amp/news/liveblog/2026/4/12/iran-war-live-historic-face-to-face-talks-with-us-continue-in-islamabad War is going to continue. No signs of peace.
Oil’s rebound matters more than the headline drop. Yes, crude crashed after the ceasefire, but the market is already showing that the energy risk premium did not disappear overnight. Brent fell sharply on the initial truce news, yet supply concerns around Hormuz, tanker movement, and infrastructure damage are still keeping the floor under oil much higher than pre-crisis levels. That is why I think this bounce in oil is worth respecting. A near-10% plunge can unwind panic fast, but when prices stabilize quickly after that, it tells me the market still believes the Middle East supply story is not fully resolved. Even after the ceasefire announcement, major outlets noted the truce was fragile and shipping through the Strait remained uncertain. My take: this looks less like “risk premium is go