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    • Ah_MengAh_Meng
      ·05-21 14:54
      $ECHOIQ LTD(EIQ.AU)$ I have shared this before but felt a need to revisit this. Quick update to this "no announcement price movement ". EIQ is pending US FDA Approval for its EchoSolv HF (heart failure). The announcement is imminent, likely anytime soon. They did the filing in Dec last year and expected timeline is 90-120 days, which is around now. The market is pricing favourably for the approval, so if you intend to buy, beware of the risk. As the pathway was using FDA 510(k), this pathway has a historical high approval rate (85-95%). Having said that, it is still a binary event, meaning yes, or no! What is this EchoSolv (HF) and why is it important?  In fact, the company had a prior FDA approval on EchoSolv AS (Aortic Stenosis) in 2014.
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    • Ah_MengAh_Meng
      ·05-20 06:26
      5% in 30 years US treasury yield is no longer enough to entice investors given the ever-increasing fiscal debts. 5.5% looks attainable in the short term or are we looking at the magical 6% to break the horse’s back? The world needs a reset, even the new Fed can’t stop the train 🚆 that has moved beyond the station, unless they forcely derailed it! Bubble would have truly burst then… the question is when… thanks for sharing your insights!

      Rising Inflation Spook US Market Again? How ?

      @JC888
      On 11 May 2026, I have presented a summary of all the Jobs reports out the week before (click here ! for the details) and wondered aloud how the inflation reports will affect US market. The week has come and gone, and I think most of us know what has happened. Here’s my recap, along with new developments that may affect the US market, going forward. US Consumer Inflation (April 2026.) April’s inflation data set the stage for the week ending Sat, 16 May 2026. The April 2026 CPI report from US Bureau of Labour Statistics (BLS) revealed a hotter-than-expected inflation picture. (see below) (a) Consumer Price Index (CPI). Headline monthly CPI was : +
      Rising Inflation Spook US Market Again? How ?
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    • Ah_MengAh_Meng
      ·05-17
      $Albemarle(ALB)$ Sharing for coins. While it's being hyperbole for semiconductor and anything remotely linked to AI, you can't see the same kind of enthusiasm anywhere.  I still think it's simply strange. It comes a point when building the actual AI related devices or chips can't happen because we are running low on raw materials... It has already happened but this has not yet been reflected in commodity prices. Aluminium and copper show some upticks in prices in the week, however compared to the boom observed in the tech sector, it's simply heaven and earth if you ask me. I get it they are called them commodities for a reason. However, we are not in a normal world. With Trump led US, everything has been polarised. What's your usual
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    • Ah_MengAh_Meng
      ·05-15
      @Shernice軒嬣 2000 Besides $Fluence Energy, Inc.(FLNC)$ , what's your take about the rest? 

      There's 7 companies under $30 exactly like SNDK

      @Michael Esther
      1 year ago, $SanDisk Corp.(SNDK)$ was under $30, its up 5200% at $1560. SNDK lost $2 billion every quarter, but $Alphabet(GOOG)$ $Amazon.com(AMZN)$ needs their chips. Right now, there's 7 companies under $30 exactly like SNDK: 1. $POET Technologies Inc(POET)$ — $11.19 🎯 PT: $80 Optical interconnects that replace copper inside AI data centers. Customers: Lite-On, $Semtech(SMTC)$ , NTT now targeting Marvell's ecosystem Catalyst: Malaysia plant ramping 30,000+ Infinity optical engines in 2026 2. $Nokia Oyj(NOK)$ — $12.82 🎯 PT: $15 5G + opti
      There's 7 companies under $30 exactly like SNDK
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    • Ah_MengAh_Meng
      ·05-12
      $HIMX 20260618 10.0 CALL$ Thank you @Shernice軒嬣 2000 ! Calls option, crazy time... Nothing else to add... Maybe another photo? [Tongue]  [Chuckle]  [Evil]  [Eye]  [Comfort]   
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    • Ah_MengAh_Meng
      ·05-10
      $Albemarle(ALB)$ It has been a while... The proof is there... The USD is going down, the dedollarisation has been happening, as I wrote in a number of articles a few years ago. The only thing keeping the USD up is ironically the war US and Donald Trump wrecked on Iran.  True, US is still the centre of all actions. The current melt-up around all things AI and beyond techs might feel contradictory to the idea of dedollarisation. The downtrend in USD in general as illustrated in two of many other charts below seems to suggest something else. First, it's AI, next is the supporting tech that becomes the bottleneck. What follows, which is already happening together with the US war with Iran is the amplification of raw materials shortage. Commoditie
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    • Ah_MengAh_Meng
      ·05-09
      This is what we called "open corruption" and where bubbles continue to grow... this tech-led melt up can still goes on, till it doesn't. US is no longer the same, not the same old world leader with the at least pretentious goodwill to work with partners and friends. This is what it is like to have absolute power and dominance over the rest of the world 🌍! With a blatantly corrupt regime led by none other than your corrupt Donald Trump, treating US government like his servant and the world leaders as his dispensible underlings, the world will go to the dogs 🐕 if no one stands up to him!  Most of us don't like wars. US 🇺🇸 Israel 🇮🇱joint war against Iran 🇮🇷 is something that should not have happened, but it did probably for a reason. What could a "small" nation with inferior military cap
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    • Ah_MengAh_Meng
      ·05-04
      $OGN 20260618 7.5 CALL$ same old same old... sharing for coins... hopefully a new one for next week... 
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    • Ah_MengAh_Meng
      ·05-03
      $Elixir Energy Ltd(EXR.AU)$ Same old same old... I am not going to sugarcoat my trades. AI related trades are all the rages right now, with the on-going war, in the midst of a fragile ceasefire and a big US government debt (and counting) concerns, US markets are making their all time highs (ATHs) like nothing happens. More big techs are borrowing record amounts to throw after their AI obsession, and investors and speculators alike have no qualms in throwing hot money after them.  I am not sure about you. I am concerned if not worried. However, like many others who did not follow Warren Buffett "into the mountains", I still have plenty of chips in the market. In short, when the collapse comes (and it will, just when), I might be too slo
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    • Ah_MengAh_Meng
      ·05-02
      Excellent piece indeed! Tesla valuation has gone hardwired for the longest time now… retailers nowadays just blindly follow the cult leader Elon and when Elon says jump, they simply asked, “how high?” It’s a time of excess where real valuations are thrown out of the window. I readily admit Elon’s visions but he has an execution problem. Tesla, robots… materials, lots of them. Where better to do them but in China 🇨🇳? We can be ambitious, but supply chain issues are real. It can’t be forced simply with tariffs and magically turns on without sacrificing something. This something is cost effectiveness! Chinese players are now churning EVs like no tomorrow. Robots doing lots of advanced activities like running and breaking half-marathon records are examples of Chinese technology strengths. Rest

      Tesla: Already Living in Its Own Future Tense

      @orsiri
      A Valuation That Assumes the Ending I see Tesla in May 2026 as the market’s boldest intellectual gamble—a company priced not on what it earns, but on whether it can industrialise autonomy before reality reasserts itself. At roughly $381 per share and a market capitalisation near $1.4 trillion, Tesla is being valued less as a business and more as a thesis. The numbers themselves are almost mischievous. A trailing P/E above 340 and a forward multiple near 180 would be ambitious even for a pure software firm, let alone a company still generating the majority of its revenue from manufacturing. Yet Tesla sits here comfortably, as if gravity were more of a suggestion than a law. The tension is unmistakable. The financials describe a company still wearing steel-toe boots. The valuation assumes it
      Tesla: Already Living in Its Own Future Tense
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