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$DigiCore Reit USD(DCRU.SI)$ Basic Profile & Key Statistics Key Indicators Performance Highlight Gross revenue, net property income (NPI), and distributable income to unitholders posted strong year-on-year (YoY) growth, primarily driven by: Acquisition of an additional 15.1% stake in the Frankfurt data centre (Dec 2024) 20% interest in Digital Osaka 3 (Mar 2025) Higher rental and co-location income from the LA assets (3015 Winona & North Nash) Built-in rental escalations of 1–3% across leases However, despite the strong topline growth, distributable income rose only slightly due to: Lower finance income Higher finance costs, management fees, and other trust expenses Partial offset from more management fees being paid in units DPU remain

$GOOGL 20250829 180.0 PUT$ I opened 1 lot(s) $GOOGL 20250829 180.0 PUT$  , 🟢 Sold GOOGL PUT @ $2.15 — Riding the Golden Cross Momentum Just initiated selling a Cash Secured Put position on GOOGL (strike: $180, expiry: 29 Aug 2025) with premium collected at $2.15, while GOOGL traded near $190–$191. Targeting a 20–30% profit on premium as I ride the technical setup in play. 📈 Why GOOGL? GOOGL's daily chart just printed a Golden Cross: the 50SMA crossed above the 200SMA, a rare and bullish signal that historically precedes upward momentum. As long as $191–$193 holds, the next leg could challenge $198, and if momentum sustains, $202–$203 is well within rea

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$Alphabet(GOOG)$ I added to my GOOG position, confident that Alphabet’s aggressive AI integration strategy will reinforce its search and ad empire. Despite threats from AI disruptors like OpenAI and Perplexity, Google’s rollout of AI Overviews—drawing 1.5B monthly users—and enterprise-level Gemini tools demonstrates its resilience. The new AI-only search mode and OpenAI’s adoption of Google Cloud further highlight Alphabet’s growing edge. As AI-driven ad loads and targeting improve, I see strong upside ahead of its Q2 earnings.

I find it intriguing that Tesla rose 3% after Trump announced a deal to set 15% tariffs on goods from the European Union. This kind of news can certainly impact stock prices, and Tesla's reaction suggests investors see potential benefits from such tariffs. It is a clear sign that external economic policies can play a significant role in the company's performance. The question of whether it is time to sell Tesla or hold for a breakout after this recent rebound is an important one. I believe now is definitely not the moment to sell. The share price is currently in a lower price range, which I see as a potential support level. Selling at this point might mean missing out on future gains. Instead, I think this could be a good opportunity for investors to hold or even start accumulating sh

I find it interesting to see Coinbase's stock gaining nearly 100 more than this analyst expected two months ago when he suggested people should buy it. The fact that it has also outperformed bitcoin by a wide margin is quite impressive. It shows the strength and potential in the cryptocurrency market, especially with platforms like Coinbase leading the charge. Regarding MicroStrategy's earnings report, I believe it could indeed influence its stock. Positive earnings, particularly those tied to Bitcoin holdings, may boost both assets. On the other hand, disappointing results could trigger sell-offs. This connection between earnings and Bitcoin holdings highlights how intertwined traditional finance is becoming with cryptocurrencies. When it comes to whether I think Coinbase can continue out

Hi Tigers! The EV/EBIT ratio is a financial metric used to assess the valuation of a company in relation to its earnings before interest and taxes (EBIT).Here's a breakdown:EV (Enterprise Value): This is the total value of a company, calculated as the market capitalization (the total value of all its shares) plus debt, minus cash and cash equivalents. It represents the cost to acquire the entire company, including debt obligations and excluding excess cash.EBIT (Earnings Before Interest and Taxes): This is a measure of a company's profitability that excludes interest and taxes, providing an idea of the company's ability to generate profit from operations alone.Interpretation:Low EV/EBIT: A lower ratio could indicate that the company is undervalued relative to its operating earnings, which