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Some days you’re winning. Other days, you’re just holding on. Kind of like the stock market—up, down, sideways. But over time, if you stay consistent and stay in the game, you grow. Your journey is the same. There will be high seasons—like a stock that’s pumping. And there will be dips that test your patience. But remember: progress isn’t always visible in the moment. Just like long-term investing, the real magic happens when you stay committed even on the quiet days. Don’t compare your portfolio or your pace to someone else’s. Don’t panic sell your worth during a rough patch. Zoom out. You’re building something. Keep learning. Keep showing up. One small step, one smart decision at a time. And whether it’s in life or in investing—the best returns come to those who stay the course.  #L

My Investing Muse (26May25) Layoffs & Closure news Walmart is slashing about 1,500 US jobs as part of a restructuring plan to cut expenses and simplify operations following its recent price hikes. - Daily Mail UK Booz Allen will cut 7% of its workforce, 2,500 employees, per Bloomberg Walgreens, which operates about 8,600 stores, in 2024 said it would close 1,200 underperforming stores over a three-year period, with 500 closings planned in fiscal year 2025, as part of its out-of-court restructuring plan. - The Street The above are some news items about layoffs and closures. As tariffs negotiation drags on, the collateral to businesses (especially smaller ones) can compound. Okun's Law: This empirical relationship suggests an inverse correlation between unemployment and GDP. When GDP gro

News and my thoughts from last week (26May25) "Companies are cracking down on remote work to get employees to quit," per BI It is not wrong to question everything. Take all things with a pinch of salt. Nearly 75% of all restaurant traffic is now drive-thru or takeout orders, per the National Restaurant Association On Wednesday, the Treasury Department found that there was tepid demand for an auction for $20 billion worth of bonds, and ended up paying a slightly higher interest rate (or yield) than expected. - NPR Image Legendary investor Jim Rogers exits global equities, hoards cash and precious metals due to mounting debt crisis - DimSum Daily Michael Burry says: "The biggest financial crisis we've seen since 2008 will hit Wall Street next year, that’s why i sold 99% of my stocks" Image S

Public Holidays There are no public holidays in China and Singapore. America is closed on 26May25 as they celebrate Memorial Day. Hong Kong is closed on 31May25 as they celebrate Tuen Ng Day (also known as Dragonboat Festival). Economic Calendar (26May25) Notable Highlights (some are taken from Grok) Fed Chair Powell’s remarks could provide insights into monetary policy, potentially influencing markets depending on his stance on interest rates and inflation. Previous Durable Goods Orders (Apr) were at 7.5% (month-over-month). No forecast is provided, but a strong reading could signal robust economic activity, while a decline might raise concerns. CB Consumer Confidence (May) is forecasted at 88.0, up from 86.0. A drop in consumer confidence could indicate weaker consumer spending, a key dr

My Investing Muse (19May25) Layoffs & Closure news HSBC targets 10% workforce cut in global restructuring strategy - People Matters Luxury is on life support. Burberry is cutting 1,700 jobs. They showed Akeroyd the door last summer, and begged Schulman to hawk trench coats & scarves again, But who’s really splurging on scarves? Affirm wants to know - X user Amanda Goodall MICROSOFT TO LAYOFF ~7,000 EMPLOYEES. Microsoft is cutting 3% of its workforce. - X user Gurgavin Japanese carmaker Nissan has said it will cut another 11,000 jobs globally and shut seven factories as it shakes up the business in the face of weak sales. Falling sales in China and heavy discounting in the US have taken a heavy toll on earnings, while a proposed merger with Honda and Mitsubishi collapsed in February

Earnings Calendar (19May25) I am interested in the earnings of Zoom, Snowflake, Target, Lowe’s, WIX and Palo Alto. Have we considered Snowflake? The stock price grew 13.1% from a year ago. The Technical Analysis recommends a “Strong Buy” rating, and the Analysts’ Sentiment has a “Buy” rating. The price target is 200.82 with an upside of 9.69%. Revenue Growth Trend: Snowflake's revenue has grown dramatically, increasing from $97 million in 2019 to $3.626 billion in 2025. The 7-year compound annual growth rate (CAGR) for revenue is not explicitly provided but can be inferred as substantial (approximately 83% CAGR based on the data). Key Milestones: Revenue growth was exceptionally strong, with increases of 173.9% in 2020, 123.6% in 2021, 106.0% in 2022, 69.4% in 2023, 35.9% in 2024, and 29.2

Public Holidays There are no public holidays in America, China, Singapore, and Hong Kong. Economic Calendar (19May25) Notable Highlights (some are taken from Grok) S&P Global Manufacturing PMI (May): Previous at 50.2, slightly above the neutral 50 level, indicating potential stabilisation in manufacturing activity. S&P Global Services PMI (May): Previous at 50.8, also above 50, pointing to modest growth in the services sector. Existing Home Sales (Apr): Forecasted at 4.10M, up from the previous 4.02M, indicating a potential slowdown in the housing market. New Home Sales (Apr): Forecasted at 700K, down from the previous 724K, suggesting a potential drop in new home purchases. Initial jobless claims will be announced. Initial Jobless Claims is forecasted at 232K, slightly above the p

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My Investing Muse (12May25) Layoffs & Closure news As leases expire, Family Dollar is closing over 1,000 store locations. But the discount chain is trying to breathe new life into the stores that remain. - The Street Now, Rite Aid is putting close to its entire real estate portfolio up for grabs as part of the Chapter 11 process. Rite Aid has almost 1,200 store leases and is looking to have bidders take over. - the Street The Olefins 6 “cracker” facility in Teesside, controlled by Sabic, employs hundreds of workers and has been undergoing a major conversion to run on gas feedstock. But Sabic paused that work months ago and is now understood to be on the verge of announcing the plant’s closure amid spiralling costs and concerns about high energy prices. - Telegraph UK DHL to close South

Market Outlook of S&P500 - 12May25 S&P 500 has risen 8.55% from a year ago. From the Daily interval technical indicators, they point to a “Strong Buy” rating for the S&P 500. 18 indicators have a ”Buy” rating and 3 with a “Sell” rating. Technical analysis of S&P 500: Exponential Moving Average (EMA) lines are on an upward trend (short to medium term). The MACD indicator shows an uptrend and may peak in the coming days. A death cross was formed following the intersection of the MA 50 line (from the top) with the MA 200 line. This implies a pending downtrend. With the candles above the MA50 line and below the MA200 line, this implies a bullish trend in the mid-term and bearish in the long term. The Chaikin Money Flow (CMF) indicator shows more buying than selling volume. Ther

Earnings Calendar (12May25) I am interested in the earnings of JD, Sea, Monday, NU, Tencent, Alibaba, Walmart and John Deere. Let us look at Monday. Monday’s stock price grew 53% from a year ago. The technical analysis recommends “Strong Buy”. The Analysts’ sentiment has a “Buy” rating. The price target of $343.89 suggests an upside of 23.59%. Revenue Growth Trend: Monday.com's revenue has grown significantly, increasing from $78 million in 2019 to $972 million in 2024. The 6-year compound annual growth rate (CAGR) for revenue is not explicitly provided but can be inferred as substantial (approximately 52% CAGR based on the data). Key Milestones: Revenue growth was strong, with increases of 106.3% in 2020, 91.3% in 2021, 68.4% in 2022, 40.6% in 2023, and 33.2% in 2024, reflecting rapi

Earnings Calendar (05May25) The interesting earnings for the coming week involve Ford, Palantir, Rivian, Uber, Disney, Occidental and Coinbase. Let us look at Palantir The stock price has risen by over 432% from a year ago. Technical Analysis recommends a “Strong Buy” rating. The Analysts’ Sentiment remains “Neutral”. The price target is 87.05, which implies a downside of 29.96%. The following Analysis is from Grok. Revenue Growth Trend: Palantir's revenue has grown significantly, increasing from $595 million in 2018 to $2.866 billion in 2024. The 7-year compound annual growth rate (CAGR) for revenue is approximately 25%. Key Milestones: Revenue growth was strong, with increases of 24.7% in 2019, 47.2% in 2020, 41.1% in 2021, 23.6% in 2022, 16.7% in 2023, and 28.8% in 2024, reflecting cons

I'am watching like a hawk & buying the dips because in the long run the market always goes up $Tiger Brokers(TIGR)$ ye

$Nikkei 225 Index(N225.JP)$ Technical Analysis (Day + Hourly View) Day Chart Overview Price structure is currently forming a series of lower highs and lower lows — indicative of a near-term downtrend. Immediate resistance zones are seen around 35,100 and 36,000, which were previous support zones now acting as resistance. Horizontal support lies around the 30,828 level, marked by a previous low. 1-Hour Chart Overview Recent price action shows a rebound from the 32,700 level, forming a swing low and pushing upward. This level 32,700 is also a 62% Fibonacci golden retracement ratio of prior swing low to swing high. Price is currently retracing higher after bouncing off this support level.  Combining the two timeframes (Day + 1hr) Daily trend

【SRT】 Last week, SRT fell amid market risk-off sentiment following Trump’s escalating trade war. The decline was led by industrial, office and retail by subsectors and MLT, FLT, and MPACT by individual REITs. Nevertheless, DBS notes that oversold S-REITs (~6.5% yields; ~4.0% yield spreads) has hit support levels. Trump’s 90-day pause on most tariffs could spur an S-REIT rebound amidst broad relief rally. 【MMF】 Last week, US Treasuries saw elevated volatility amidst the slew of tariff-headlines. Focus was on the trade-related news development and the FOMC minutes released was mostly ignored by the markets.  Meanwhile, the latest CPI report released showed both headline and core CPI were 0.2% lower than consensus estimates on MoM basis. We expect CSOPUMM to continue to deliver stable yi

The hardest part of the market is human intervention , like Donald trump , he can change the whole world market direction with his words , move the market at his finger tips ! How scary is that ! @MojoStellar @koolgal share your views to win coins

Hard to predict direction of price movement.

The market is not unpredictable.  It is the US President unpredictable. The way he said of his plan and action will cause the stock market like roller-coaster. Hope he will not come out more crazy ideas. @Pilates @Optionspuppy @Fenger1188 @LMSunshine

Sentiment. Companies like Tesla have huge valuations on the hope of robots years in the future. Its a massive bubble but all owners of Tesla are convinced it's going to be huge.

In my opinion, it's the votality of the market that makes stock become valuable or overpriced at certain timing. As the wise man says - Be greedy when others are in fear, be afraid when others are greedy...

Some days you’re winning. Other days, you’re just holding on. Kind of like the stock market—up, down, sideways. But over time, if you stay consistent and stay in the game, you grow. Your journey is the same. There will be high seasons—like a stock that’s pumping. And there will be dips that test your patience. But remember: progress isn’t always visible in the moment. Just like long-term investing, the real magic happens when you stay committed even on the quiet days. Don’t compare your portfolio or your pace to someone else’s. Don’t panic sell your worth during a rough patch. Zoom out. You’re building something. Keep learning. Keep showing up. One small step, one smart decision at a time. And whether it’s in life or in investing—the best returns come to those who stay the course.  #L

Public Holidays There are no public holidays in China and Singapore. America is closed on 26May25 as they celebrate Memorial Day. Hong Kong is closed on 31May25 as they celebrate Tuen Ng Day (also known as Dragonboat Festival). Economic Calendar (26May25) Notable Highlights (some are taken from Grok) Fed Chair Powell’s remarks could provide insights into monetary policy, potentially influencing markets depending on his stance on interest rates and inflation. Previous Durable Goods Orders (Apr) were at 7.5% (month-over-month). No forecast is provided, but a strong reading could signal robust economic activity, while a decline might raise concerns. CB Consumer Confidence (May) is forecasted at 88.0, up from 86.0. A drop in consumer confidence could indicate weaker consumer spending, a key dr

News and my thoughts from last week (26May25) "Companies are cracking down on remote work to get employees to quit," per BI It is not wrong to question everything. Take all things with a pinch of salt. Nearly 75% of all restaurant traffic is now drive-thru or takeout orders, per the National Restaurant Association On Wednesday, the Treasury Department found that there was tepid demand for an auction for $20 billion worth of bonds, and ended up paying a slightly higher interest rate (or yield) than expected. - NPR Image Legendary investor Jim Rogers exits global equities, hoards cash and precious metals due to mounting debt crisis - DimSum Daily Michael Burry says: "The biggest financial crisis we've seen since 2008 will hit Wall Street next year, that’s why i sold 99% of my stocks" Image S

My Investing Muse (26May25) Layoffs & Closure news Walmart is slashing about 1,500 US jobs as part of a restructuring plan to cut expenses and simplify operations following its recent price hikes. - Daily Mail UK Booz Allen will cut 7% of its workforce, 2,500 employees, per Bloomberg Walgreens, which operates about 8,600 stores, in 2024 said it would close 1,200 underperforming stores over a three-year period, with 500 closings planned in fiscal year 2025, as part of its out-of-court restructuring plan. - The Street The above are some news items about layoffs and closures. As tariffs negotiation drags on, the collateral to businesses (especially smaller ones) can compound. Okun's Law: This empirical relationship suggests an inverse correlation between unemployment and GDP. When GDP gro

Public Holidays There are no public holidays in America, China, Singapore, and Hong Kong. Economic Calendar (19May25) Notable Highlights (some are taken from Grok) S&P Global Manufacturing PMI (May): Previous at 50.2, slightly above the neutral 50 level, indicating potential stabilisation in manufacturing activity. S&P Global Services PMI (May): Previous at 50.8, also above 50, pointing to modest growth in the services sector. Existing Home Sales (Apr): Forecasted at 4.10M, up from the previous 4.02M, indicating a potential slowdown in the housing market. New Home Sales (Apr): Forecasted at 700K, down from the previous 724K, suggesting a potential drop in new home purchases. Initial jobless claims will be announced. Initial Jobless Claims is forecasted at 232K, slightly above the p

My Investing Muse (19May25) Layoffs & Closure news HSBC targets 10% workforce cut in global restructuring strategy - People Matters Luxury is on life support. Burberry is cutting 1,700 jobs. They showed Akeroyd the door last summer, and begged Schulman to hawk trench coats & scarves again, But who’s really splurging on scarves? Affirm wants to know - X user Amanda Goodall MICROSOFT TO LAYOFF ~7,000 EMPLOYEES. Microsoft is cutting 3% of its workforce. - X user Gurgavin Japanese carmaker Nissan has said it will cut another 11,000 jobs globally and shut seven factories as it shakes up the business in the face of weak sales. Falling sales in China and heavy discounting in the US have taken a heavy toll on earnings, while a proposed merger with Honda and Mitsubishi collapsed in February

My Investing Muse (12May25) Layoffs & Closure news As leases expire, Family Dollar is closing over 1,000 store locations. But the discount chain is trying to breathe new life into the stores that remain. - The Street Now, Rite Aid is putting close to its entire real estate portfolio up for grabs as part of the Chapter 11 process. Rite Aid has almost 1,200 store leases and is looking to have bidders take over. - the Street The Olefins 6 “cracker” facility in Teesside, controlled by Sabic, employs hundreds of workers and has been undergoing a major conversion to run on gas feedstock. But Sabic paused that work months ago and is now understood to be on the verge of announcing the plant’s closure amid spiralling costs and concerns about high energy prices. - Telegraph UK DHL to close South

Earnings Calendar (19May25) I am interested in the earnings of Zoom, Snowflake, Target, Lowe’s, WIX and Palo Alto. Have we considered Snowflake? The stock price grew 13.1% from a year ago. The Technical Analysis recommends a “Strong Buy” rating, and the Analysts’ Sentiment has a “Buy” rating. The price target is 200.82 with an upside of 9.69%. Revenue Growth Trend: Snowflake's revenue has grown dramatically, increasing from $97 million in 2019 to $3.626 billion in 2025. The 7-year compound annual growth rate (CAGR) for revenue is not explicitly provided but can be inferred as substantial (approximately 83% CAGR based on the data). Key Milestones: Revenue growth was exceptionally strong, with increases of 173.9% in 2020, 123.6% in 2021, 106.0% in 2022, 69.4% in 2023, 35.9% in 2024, and 29.2

Earnings Calendar (12May25) I am interested in the earnings of JD, Sea, Monday, NU, Tencent, Alibaba, Walmart and John Deere. Let us look at Monday. Monday’s stock price grew 53% from a year ago. The technical analysis recommends “Strong Buy”. The Analysts’ sentiment has a “Buy” rating. The price target of $343.89 suggests an upside of 23.59%. Revenue Growth Trend: Monday.com's revenue has grown significantly, increasing from $78 million in 2019 to $972 million in 2024. The 6-year compound annual growth rate (CAGR) for revenue is not explicitly provided but can be inferred as substantial (approximately 52% CAGR based on the data). Key Milestones: Revenue growth was strong, with increases of 106.3% in 2020, 91.3% in 2021, 68.4% in 2022, 40.6% in 2023, and 33.2% in 2024, reflecting rapi

Earnings Calendar (05May25) The interesting earnings for the coming week involve Ford, Palantir, Rivian, Uber, Disney, Occidental and Coinbase. Let us look at Palantir The stock price has risen by over 432% from a year ago. Technical Analysis recommends a “Strong Buy” rating. The Analysts’ Sentiment remains “Neutral”. The price target is 87.05, which implies a downside of 29.96%. The following Analysis is from Grok. Revenue Growth Trend: Palantir's revenue has grown significantly, increasing from $595 million in 2018 to $2.866 billion in 2024. The 7-year compound annual growth rate (CAGR) for revenue is approximately 25%. Key Milestones: Revenue growth was strong, with increases of 24.7% in 2019, 47.2% in 2020, 41.1% in 2021, 23.6% in 2022, 16.7% in 2023, and 28.8% in 2024, reflecting cons

Market Outlook of S&P500 - 12May25 S&P 500 has risen 8.55% from a year ago. From the Daily interval technical indicators, they point to a “Strong Buy” rating for the S&P 500. 18 indicators have a ”Buy” rating and 3 with a “Sell” rating. Technical analysis of S&P 500: Exponential Moving Average (EMA) lines are on an upward trend (short to medium term). The MACD indicator shows an uptrend and may peak in the coming days. A death cross was formed following the intersection of the MA 50 line (from the top) with the MA 200 line. This implies a pending downtrend. With the candles above the MA50 line and below the MA200 line, this implies a bullish trend in the mid-term and bearish in the long term. The Chaikin Money Flow (CMF) indicator shows more buying than selling volume. Ther

The 2nd of April 2025 was proclaimed by President Trump as “Liberation Day” wherein the U.S. government announced a host of sweeping tariff hikes across the board with all of America's trading partners. These tariffs announced were by far the most sweeping set of hikes announced since the 1930 Smoot-Hawley Tariff Act. Perhaps, that which boggled the minds of most economists were the claims made about the "casus belli": tariffs being levied by other countries on U.S. goods, examples of which were shown to the media on a board wherein the first column were the names of select countries, the second column was titled "Tariffs Charged to the U.S.A. Including Currency Manipulation and Trade Barriers" and the third column was titled "U.S.A. Discounted Reciprocal Tariffs".Source: White H

$Berkshire Hathaway(BRK.B)$ $Berkshire Hathaway(BRK.A)$ was the only winner with postive return compare to other rest TOP 10 stocks ranked by market cap.As of April 2025, Berkshire Hathaway (BRK.A) held approximately $334.2 billion in cash, cash equivalents, and short-term investments. This significant cash position represents about 25% of Berkshire’s total assets.Here is the information about the 2025 Warren Buffett $Berkshire Hathaway(BRK.A)$ $Berkshire Hathaway(BRK.B)$ Annual Shareholders' Meeting:Ticket for 2025 Annual shareholder meetingTime and LocationThe 2025 Warren Buffett Annual Shareholders' Meeting will b

Big-Tech’s PerformanceWeekly macro storyline: Recession’s back?Market volatility due to tariffs in effect has been no less than the 2020 period, in addition to the stock market's Monday plunge, identified by Trump as a "short-term sacrifice", the volatility of U.S. debt may be more concerned about the market (elevated risk of recession)?At present, after the first three days of this week's fermentation and "withdrawal", the short-term risk of tariffs has basically been cleared, and how the end of the future, basically in the current market has been Price-in the range, so it will not be too sensitive.But overall, the risk of the medium-term still can not be ignored, even if the final landing is 10% tariffs, the economic growth rate may slow down from Q2, embodied in the corporate earnings r

We all know trading isn’t easy. But what’s the hardest part? Sometimes it’s a surprise policy move that sends everything spinning. Other times, it’s investor sentiment shifting on a dime.Today is Friday, we would like to invite you to join the discussion👉“ What do YOU think is the hardest thing to predict in the market — policy, sentiment, or technicals?” And more importantly, why?💬 How to Join:Repost this thread and tag at least one friend to join the conversation.Comment below with your take — what's the most unpredictable part of the market, and why?🗓️ Event Duration:April 11 – April 17, 2025🎁 Prizes:Participation: Everyone who comments gets 5 Tiger Coins. Repost and tag a friend to earn 5 more.Most Liked Comment: Wins a $5 stock voucher.Lucky Draw: One random participant will win $5 st

【SRT】 Last week, SRT fell amid market risk-off sentiment following Trump’s escalating trade war. The decline was led by industrial, office and retail by subsectors and MLT, FLT, and MPACT by individual REITs. Nevertheless, DBS notes that oversold S-REITs (~6.5% yields; ~4.0% yield spreads) has hit support levels. Trump’s 90-day pause on most tariffs could spur an S-REIT rebound amidst broad relief rally. 【MMF】 Last week, US Treasuries saw elevated volatility amidst the slew of tariff-headlines. Focus was on the trade-related news development and the FOMC minutes released was mostly ignored by the markets.  Meanwhile, the latest CPI report released showed both headline and core CPI were 0.2% lower than consensus estimates on MoM basis. We expect CSOPUMM to continue to deliver stable yi

Warren Buffett once famously advised: “Be fearful when others are greedy, and be greedy when others are fearful.” It’s one of those rare investment mantras that sounds elegant and simple — but applying it in real life, especially when markets are in chaos, is anything but easy. Lately, the markets have been volatile, to say the least. Bearish sentiment has been creeping in, driven in part by global trade tensions and uncertainty around tariffs. After President Trump announced a temporary 90-day pause on the enforcement of reciprocal tariffs against key U.S. trade partners, the stock market erupted in a historic single-day surge. It felt like a sudden sigh of relief — and yet, just one day later, the market plunged again. That swing is more than just numbers; it reflects the emotional rolle

As markets stumble and uncertainty grips the global economy, Berkshire Hathaway quietly sits on a war chest of $334 billion in cash—the largest in its history. While headlines scream panic and portfolios bleed red, Warren Buffett remains unshaken. The Oracle of Omaha has lived through more crashes, bubbles, and bear markets than most investors have even read about, and he’s often emerged stronger on the other side. So, in times like these, is there a better compass than Buffett’s timeless wisdom? One of my favorite quotes from Buffett is: "You’ve got to be prepared, when you buy a stock, to have it go down 50% — or more — and be comfortable with it, as long as you’re comfortable with the holding." This mindset has been my anchor. When I buy stocks or ETFs, I do so with the understanding th

$Nikkei 225 Index(N225.JP)$ Technical Analysis (Day + Hourly View) Day Chart Overview Price structure is currently forming a series of lower highs and lower lows — indicative of a near-term downtrend. Immediate resistance zones are seen around 35,100 and 36,000, which were previous support zones now acting as resistance. Horizontal support lies around the 30,828 level, marked by a previous low. 1-Hour Chart Overview Recent price action shows a rebound from the 32,700 level, forming a swing low and pushing upward. This level 32,700 is also a 62% Fibonacci golden retracement ratio of prior swing low to swing high. Price is currently retracing higher after bouncing off this support level.  Combining the two timeframes (Day + 1hr) Daily trend

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