To The Moon

It is impossible to predict the market and trump’s flip flop plans make it even harder to even see some form of trend. Just yesterday, we get news that the federal court ruled that he overstepped his powers with his tariffs and today it got overturned by the appeals court. I would think that June would be a month of his tariffs plans, how the other countries managed to appease him with countermeasures like buying more US products, whether the wars can successfully cease. My main holdings are in HK stocks and this week has been a bad week. I have already taken profit on some like mixue and maogeping. Moving forward, I think it is important to stick to the game plan. That is to only buy stocks of quality company, average down if I need to and if I still have cash[Facepalm], and take prof

I bought SG stocks since the 1990s but never bothered to follow the activities of the stock and just leave it there.  Now (35 yrs later) and retired have become interested in buying stocks and learning as much as possible when to buy, when not to buy, how much to buy and when to sell these stocks. Not only that, learning to pick up skills in reading company reports and identify good companies from the bad ones. Have lost some money in the forex market and will never go back into that again! Dangerous!!

Chiang Mai offers a stark contrast to Singapore’s high living costs. Rent, food, and utilities are far more affordable, allowing expats like Mr. Chen to live a more comfortable life on their savings. For example, renting an apartment in Chiang Mai can cost SGD 400-700, while in Singapore, it can exceed SGD 3,000. Eating out is also significantly cheaper, with meals at local restaurants costing as little as SGD 5-10. a higher quality of life without the financial strain. Cities like Chiang Mai, Bali, and even Lisbon offer lower living costs, better work-life balance, and a slower pace of life—ideal for those who want to escape the pressures of high-stress work environments.This move highlights a growing trend among Singaporeans: seeking a higher quality of life without the financi

$Amgen(AMGN)$ doesn’t scream for attention—and that’s exactly why I’m paying close attention. While much of biotech is navigating a volatile funding landscape or spinning hype around obesity pipelines, Amgen has been methodically rewriting its playbook. The share price has nudged up 8.6% year-to-date, quietly outpacing the S&P 500’s modest 0.1% gain. Yet with a forward P/E of just 13.35 and a PEG ratio under 1, this $150 billion stalwart looks like a biotech quietly brewing a second act. Margin alchemy: Where molecular geometry meets biotech balance sheet mastery Margin Alchemy Behind the Curtain What caught my eye first is Amgen’s margin expansion trick—subtle, but meaningful. The company posted a non-GAAP operating margin of nearly 46% in Q1

We have seen how the AI narrative in the earnings from chipmaker like $NVIDIA(NVDA)$ , AI software providers like $C3.ai, Inc.(AI)$ and $UiPath(PATH)$. The rapidly accelerating demand for AI applications and partnerships presents significant opportunities for investors to adjust their portfolios for long-term growth. Here is an analysis of how investors can approach this, considering various facets of the AI ecosystem: 1. Understanding the AI Value Chain To effectively invest, it's crucial to understand the different layers of the AI ecosystem: AI Infrastructure (The "Picks and Shovels"): These are the foundational components that power AI. Semiconductor Companies:

$Hewlett Packard Enterprise(HPE)$ is scheduled to release its fiscal Q2 2025 earnings on Tuesday, 03 June 2025, after the market closes. Revenue: HPE estimates revenue to be in the range of $7.2 billion to $7.6 billion. The analyst consensus for Q2 2025 revenue is around $7.51 billion. This guidance, when initially provided, was below consensus expectations, causing some investor concern. Non-GAAP Diluted Earnings Per Share (EPS): HPE guided for non-GAAP diluted EPS in the range of $0.28 to $0.34. The analyst consensus for non-GAAP EPS for Q2 2025 is around $0.28. Hewlett Packard Enterprise (HPE) Last Neutral Earnings Call Saw Share Price Declined By 0.95% HPE had a neutral earnings call on 06 March 2025 which saw its share price declined by 0.95%

$NVIDIA(NVDA)$ Nvidia has been riding high, delivering jaw-dropping numbers that keep Wall Street buzzing. Their latest first-quarter earnings revealed a staggering $44.1 billion in revenue—a 69% leap from last year. Analysts had pegged expectations at $43.29 billion, and even Nvidia’s own guidance of $42.14 billion to $43.86 billion was outdone. Compare that to the previous quarter’s 78% year-over-year surge, and it’s clear: Nvidia’s growth engine is roaring. But just as investors were basking in the glow, a new twist emerged—CEO Jensen Huang is set to offload up to 6 million shares, according to a 10-Q filing submitted Wednesday. Cue the whispers: is this a storm cloud looming over Nvidia’s sunny horizon? Could it signal a repeat of an ominous A

Pinduoduo ( $PDD Holdings Inc(PDD)$ ) just dropped a bombshell: Q1 revenue hit RMB 95.67 billion, missing the mark of RMB 101.6 billion. The result? A brutal 13% plunge in its stock price yesterday, dragging it down to $100. Investors are now at a crossroads—buy the dip or short the slide? Is this a golden opportunity or a trap waiting to spring? And could PDD be replaying last August’s horror show? Let’s break it down. The Earnings Fallout: A Deeper Look PDD’s Q1 2025 revenue grew 10% year-over-year to RMB 95.67 billion—not terrible, but shy of the RMB 101.6 billion analysts expected. The real gut punch? Profits cratered. Operating profit fell 38% to RMB 16.09 billion, and net income nosedived 47% to RMB 14.74 billion. Why? A 37% surge in operatin

In today’s world, where remote work and flexible careers are becoming the norm, many people are starting to rethink how and where they live. One smart approach is geo-arbitrage: earning in a strong currency like the Singapore dollar (SGD) while living in a country where the cost of living is much lower. Let’s face it, Singapore is a great place to work, but it’s not exactly cheap to live. But what if you could keep earning in SGD and enjoy a higher standard of living in places like Thailand, Vietnam, Malaysia, or Indonesia? In cities like Chiang Mai or Da Nang, your rent, food, and daily expenses could be a fraction of what you’d spend in Singapore. Think $2 meals, $400 beachfront apartments, and affordable healthcare. Your savings grow faster, and your money goes further. This lifestyle i

$Equinix(EQIX)$ This stock is really awesome. I made a small profit and I’m in a good mood.

$VanEck Junior Gold Miners ETF(GDXJ)$ With all the market uncertainty and inflation pressure still hanging around, gold and silver are back in the spotlight. They're classic safe-haven assets, especially good at hedging against inflation，and since they don’t pay interest, they actually shine more when interest rates are low. Goldman Sachs even came out and named gold and oil as must-haves for long-term portfolios to fight inflation. Why? Because there’s growing concern over the credibility of U.S. institutions and oil’s resilience to supply shocks. In times like these, gold becomes the go-to safe harbor for smart money.

$ProShares Ultra Silver(AGQ)$ Under the current circumstances, in addition to gold, it is also a good idea to buy some commodities such as silver as a hedging measure.

$Direxion Daily Real Estate Bull 3X Shares(DRN)$ Make another fortune hahaha, add chicken legs tonight.

$HENGRUI PHARMA(01276)$ isn't the kind of stock you want to trade in and out of. You sell it on impulse today, and tomorrow it just won't dip to your buy-back price. When you're finally ready to load up again, it feels too expensive. In the end, all that flipping just works against you. Honestly, for a solid pharma blue chip like this, the best play is simple: hold tight, let time do the heavy lifting, and collect shares like you're collecting rare treasures，the longer you hold, the more peace of mind you’ll have.