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🟩 📈 **SGX Weekly Digest: Inflation Drops, Stocks React!** 🦖 Join Iggy as we dive into the latest market movements on the SGX! Packed with insights, this week's digest sheds light on Singapore's cooling inflation, Thompson Medical's Vietnam expansion troubles, SingPost's structural challenges, and the fierce competition in Asian hospitality. Whether you're looking to make smarter investment decisions or stay informed on financial analysis, this video has you covered. 💡 **Key Highlights:** - Singapore’s inflation drops to its lowest in four months, creating breathing room for local markets. - Thompson Medical’s big bet on Vietnam hits a massive snag—find out why execution matters more than strategy. - SingPost faces harsh realities in a digital-first world as analysts downgrade their stock.

The Indonesian government and Wilmar International are engaged in a lawsuit. Is this a case of the government exploiting foreign enterprises, or is it due to Wilmar International's non-standard operations? - The Indonesian government is not simply "exploiting foreign capital." Instead, it is exercising national sovereignty, responding to environmental and social pressures, and taking stronger regulatory measures against large enterprises, including Wilmar International, in the process of regulating the economy. - Wilmar International is also not "completely innocent." As a multinational giant, it may have compliance flaws, structural complexities, tax avoidance, or lobbying activities when facing complex policy environments, making it an easy target for regulation. - Essentially, this is a

JD Property Eyes $1B REIT in Singapore — A New Way to Play E-Commerce? 🏢📦 JD Property, the real estate and logistics arm of Chinese e-commerce giant JD.com $JD.com(JD)$  , is reportedly preparing a $1B REIT listing on the Singapore Exchange (SGX) in 2025. Backed by logistics parks and smart warehouses across China, this move isn’t just about raising capital — it could reshape how retail investors gain exposure to the fast-changing world of online retail and supply chains. The plan comes as e-commerce in Asia faces both explosive growth opportunities and intensifying competition. With JD.com locked in battles with Shopee, Lazada, and Temu, the real question is whether logistics infrastructure — rather than online storefronts — might be the

$Alibaba(BABA)$  is the king and pride of China for an obvious reason. Its diversification and innovation capability is far beyond its competitors. Onwards to greater returns! Hope the optimistism will spread to other China related stocks such as $Tiger Brokers(TIGR)$  $Futu Holdings Limited(FUTU)$  $Lion-OCBC Sec HSTECH S$(HST.SI)$  [Miser]  

I think we can expect to flash sale in Singapore. New players typically do that as a form of advertising and to quickly wrestle some form of market share. As a consumer, I am definitely looking forward to that. I definitely use more shopee as there are more vouchers to use and there seem to be more sellers on the platform to suit my needs. At times, I may use Lazada for big ticket items if they are cheaper but seems like shopee has caught up with that too and I use lesser of Lazada. Lazada is definitely less user friendly compared to shopee when it comes to browsing for items to buy. Personally, shopee works very well for me and delivery is generally fast unless it is being shipped from overseas. As a consumer, I go with whichever that has the item that I want at the cheapest price a

I prefer infrastructure exposure — mainly stablecoins and exchanges. Stablecoins have limited upside but offer steadier returns, while exchanges like $Coinbase Global, Inc.(COIN)$ & $Robinhood(HOOD)$ provide more sustainable plays as institutions drive trading. This gives me crypto exposure without too much risk. Miners and treasuries are high-risk side bets. Miners might gain from lower energy costs but remain tied to Bitcoin’s swings. Treasuries like $MicroStrategy(MSTR)$ carry big upside but act like leveraged crypto, so I’d only take small positions. Between Coinbase

$NVIDIA(NVDA)$ Lacking momentum to break past 185 for now... but that's alright. I'm holding on—still confident it has the potential to soar. 🚀 😂

🌟🌟🌟Stablecoins & Crypto Exchanges are the foundation stones of the entire crypto ecosystem.  Without them, the market will be a chaotic maze of volatility and friction. Stablecoins such as USDT & USDC are designed to maintain a steady value, typically pegged to fiat currencies like the US Dollar. Stablecoins enable fast, borderless payments without the wild swings of Bitcoin and Ethereum. In 2024, stablecoins processed USD 27.6 trillion in transactions, more than Visa & Mastercard combined. Crypto Exchanges like Coinbase, Binance are the gateways to Cryptocurrencies. Coinbase is the largest US crypto exchange.  It facilitates price discovery and market access.   Coinbase also provides custody & security for assets and act as liquidity hubs too.  Wi

$Alphabet(GOOG)$ a notable shift in its portfolio: a revolutionary space stock has surged to the top, reflecting Alphabet’s conviction in next-generation technologies and long-term growth sectors. At the same time, the complete exit from a once significant AI-driven business (previously 15% of the portfolio) highlights strategic capital reallocation. These moves suggest Alphabet’s sharper focus on disruptive innovation, reinforcing my confidence that GOOG remains a compelling investment for future growth.

$Direxion Daily TSLA Bull 2X Shares(TSLL)$ will tesla reach 499 by end Sept?

Options Market Statistics: Alibaba Shares Jump 13% as AI Drives Cloud Unit Acceleration $NVIDIA(NVDA)$   and other US chip stocks fell on Friday. Nvidia shares dropped more than 3% and shed about 2% for the week. Friday's drop came after server maker $Dell Technologies Inc.(DELL)$  , a customer of those chipmakers, gave a third quarter earnings outlook below Wall Street's estimates, while a new report said Chinese tech giant $Alibaba(BABA)$   is testing a new chip to compete with Nvidia and AMD in China. The Wall Street Journal reported Alibaba is

🐯 My Experience with Tiger Brokers – Post Interview Thoughts Beginning of the month , I had the opportunity to join an interview with the Tiger Brokers team. To my surprise, I also received a small gift – an exclusive Tiger Brokers blind box figurine 🐅. Thrilling to open, and now proudly sitting on my desk as my new trading buddy! During the session, I shared about my trading journey: • how I first stepped into the markets with stocks, • how I eventually explored options as a way to generate steady income, • and the lessons I learned along the way – especially the importance of discipline, risk management, and adapting strategies to different market conditions. The conversation wasn’t just about numbers or performance; it was about mindset. Trading can be a lonely journey sometimes, but pl

This week, the market gave us a tale of two tech titans—and two very different outcomes. 📉 Wednesday, August 27: Meituan (03690) dropped its Q2 earnings. Revenue rose 11.7% YoY, but net profit plunged 89%, crushed by soaring sales expenses and brutal competition in food delivery. The stock tanked 💥📉. 📈 Friday, August 29: Alibaba (BABA) released its Q1 FY2026 results and jumped 12.9% 🚀💰. Investors cheered its cloud growth, AI momentum, and strategic pivots. The surge was swift—and loud. But the real twist came from Meituan’s CEO Wang Xing, who said: “In a big competition, being the underdog is the most exciting position to be in. That’s why this is so thrilling.” 🧠 So… Do You Bet on the Underdog or Ride the Surge? Let’s break it down: 🐾 Why Bet on the Underdog? Potential for high

Buying into crypto at the levels and value  they are trading in at the moment are very risky. If we have a correction in the markets,  cryptocurrency would be the hardest hit, because they are also the most speculative. There is a lot of money to be made if you strike it right. I would consider only to invest what I would be comfortable with losing. It all looks a bit like the tulip bulb markets in Holland a couple of centuries ago. Very pretty and valuable until it wasn't....

$AFRM 20250912 80.0 CALL$ cashing out on lucky bet in affirm.  Earnings results looks good with share (EPS) of $0.20, which topped the $0.12 consensus forecast of analysts. Affirm’s revenue in the period amounted to $876 million, which beat estimates of $837 million. Sales were up 33% from a year earlier. The company also said that its gross merchandise volume, a key metric, rose 43% to $10.4 billion. That beat estimates of $9.61 billion. In terms of guidance, Affirm forecasts Fiscal 2026 gross merchandise volume above $46 billion versus estimates of $45.53 billion.  $Affirm Holdings, Inc.(AFRM)$