SG IPO Reform Momentum: If the Bar Gets Lower, Will You Join In?
In recent years people have said the SGX was “too quiet,” but this year’s report card has brought market attention back to Singapore.#1 in Southeast Asia! Singapore’s IPO Performance This Year: According to Deloitte’s 2025 Regional IPO Report:As of November 14, Singapore ranked first in Southeast Asia with 9 IPOs raising USD 1.6 billion. Compared to last year’s 4 IPOs totaling USD 34 million, that’s double the number of deals and a 47x surge in funds raised.Even more importantly, post-IPO returns have been strong:📈 Average first-day pop: +12%📈 Average YTD performance: +29%2 Major REITs Became the Backbone of Singapore’s IPO MarketThe spike in fundraising this year mainly came from two large REITs:⭐ 1. $NTT DC REIT USD(NTDU.SI)$ – Focused on dat
🎁TA Education|Understand Market Signals! How to Spot $MSFT & $TSLA's Uptrend?
This series aims to break down commonly used technical indicators simply and intuitively, helping investors improve their ability to interpret market trends, momentum, and risk. Whether you're a beginner or an experienced trader, you’ll quickly grasp the core logic behind each indicator, avoid common misuses, and strengthen your practical analysis skills.1. What Volume Indicators Do We Need in Technical Analysis?Volume indicators are tools that analyze trading volume to understand market strength, momentum, and potential price direction. They help traders see whether a price move is supported by strong participation or driven by weak activity. High volume often signals conviction, while low volume may indicate uncertainty.Common uses:Trend confirmation — Rising prices with rising volume su
12/4 Hot Tech Stock Options: Tech Sector Sees Fierce Long-Short Battle – Regulatory Storm vs. Innova
$AAPL$Key News:Apple (AAPL) continued its rally on Tuesday, hitting an all-time intraday high of $287.4 before closing up 1.09% at $284.15.Supply chain sources indicate Apple's first foldable iPhone, the iPhone Fold, has made significant progress in R&D, currently in engineering verification and pre-production stages, with a potential launch by late next year.IDC forecasts Apple’s 2025 iPhone shipments will reach 247.4 million units, up 6.1% YoY, driven by strong demand for the iPhone 17 series in China.Options Analysis:Current price: $284.15. Implied Volatility (IV): 23.17% (6.4th percentile), indicating low expected volatility.Call/Put Ratio: 2.02, showing dominant bullish sentiment.This Week (Dec 5 Expiry): Expected range: $280–290. Key resistance at $285 (Put OI 8,806; Call OI 45,1
Selling calls into strength still fits the current setup, ideally using strikes above 190. Monday’s flow increased the odds of a pullback toward 160 within the next month. The Dec 5th 165P $NVDA 20251205 165.0 PUT$ saw 41k new contracts, and despite the overall positive delta (implying seller control), that amount of open interest still adds downside pressure. A retest of 170 is on the table this week. If you’re considering selling puts, it’s safer to pair the position with a protective long put — or wait for an actual dip before entering. Broad open interest shows NVDA may struggle to break above 200 before the Jan 16 monthly expiration. The two largest call OI levels are the Jan 200C and Dec 200C, which reinforces that
12/4 ETF Options: BofA Warns of Limited Gains in 2026, U.S. ETF Rotation Expected
$SPY$Key News:BofA Research indicates limited upside for the S&P 500 in 2026, with a year-end target of 7100, below recent strong performance.Analyst Savita Subramanian notes that 14% earnings growth in 2026 could be offset by a 10% P/E compression. Tech faces an “air pocket” risk, with power supply remaining a key bottleneck.Market leadership is expected to rotate from Technology to Financials, Real Estate, Materials, Healthcare, and Energy sectors.Options Analysis:Current SPY price: $683.89. Implied Volatility (IV): 17.40% (39.60th percentile), indicating relatively moderate market expectations.Call/Put Ratio: 0.91, showing a slight bearish tilt.This Week (Dec 5 Expiry): Expected range: $675–690. The 680 Put (OI 26,467) is key support; 685 Call (OI 41,158) is resistance.Next Week (De
$Sheng Siong(OV8.SI)$ price has dropped from its 52 week peak , could be due to the fact that it's ytd return is very high . I think the price of the share will consolidate and will make a reaction shortly before it announces it next financial results . Also will need to see What is Singapore budget next year is going to be like if they will still continue to give out supermarket vouchers as they have done over the last few years
When I look at the wave of new AI chip announcements — from Amazon's in-house silicon to Google's TPU upgrades and Marvell's acquisition of Celestial AI — I actually see this as a natural and healthy phase of the AI cycle. Competition was always going to intensify once Nvidia opened the floodgates, and now everyone wants a piece of the infrastructure stack. But to me, these developments challenge Nvidia at the margins, not at the core. Nvidia still owns the ecosystem, the CUDA moat, and the developer mindshare that others can't easily replicate. As for Amazon's new chip, I think it's interesting and definitely worth watching. Amazon has scale, data, and a massive installed customer base — so even a moderately successful internal chip can move the needle for AWS margins. That said, I don't
$W.P. Carey(WPC)$ this is still my star performer and hence I still have attachment to it. With my sell off last night, I decided to keep it on my wagon still!
$Tiger Brokers(TIGR)$If you know the potential of Tiger Broker, you will know why I am not selling yet. If you are using this platform to trade, then I don't need to explain further.
$Tesla Motors(TSLA)$ Was assigned these shares via sell put options. I have sell call options at 435 this Friday. It's fine because I can start selling put options again next week.
$Intel(INTC)$ I'm very bullish on Intel, although it is up 100% year to date but I think there is so much more room to go up. Intel CEO lip bu tan is so many good things and I'm very confident of his leadership. On the other hand US gov have a stake in it where president trump broker it. Another important point is AI data centers, you gonna need a lot of their chips that is made in US. Intel currently is still far from its all time high, I'm very confident that this all time high will be break within 2026. There are just too many things going right than wrong for Intel.
$DBS(D05.SI)$ DBS Group (D05.SI) just crushed Q3 expectations with a stellar 8.6% EPS beat and 3.8% revenue surprise—proving once again why it's Asia's best-in-class bank. Up 47% in the last year, yet still trading at a steal: undervalued by 33% per DCF models, with a juicy 5.26% dividend yield that's got my income radar pinging. Analysts are piling on the love—JP Morgan just hiked their PT to S$70 (30% upside from here!) on robust ROE of 16%+ and steady 6% revenue growth into '26. With ample capital for hikes and a moat in digital banking that's miles ahead of peers, DBS isn't just riding the regional recovery—it's leading the charge. If you're hunting for stability with serious growth juice, load up on DBS now. STI to 5,000? DBS could hit S$6
$SMIC(00981)$ got a boost from accelerating domestic substitution and strong demand for mature nodes—booked a small gain. My first trade qualified for Contra 688, and the SGD688 voucher landed instantly. With steady capacity expansion, the long-term thesis is clearer than ever—I remain bullish.
$CIG(06166)$ Bought CIG just as its optical‑module business benefited from rising AI and data‑center demand — and thanks to the cash‑boost promo I locked in a modest profit. With major customers placing orders, I’m optimistic about CIG’s upside from here.
$XIAOMI-W(01810)$ ’s Q3 net profit surged, its auto business turned profitable, and investment banks are bullish collectively. I followed the trend to buy 01810 and made a small gain. Luckily, I caught the contra688 promotion—got the stock vouchers after my first trade with the cash boost account, which is great value. With AI large models landing and the "human-vehicle-home" ecosystem advancing, the long-term logic is solid, and I’ll keep holding and stay optimistic.