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Put it this way, high dividend yield must be accompanied by high quality businesses with a durable competitive advantage. When I look at dividend stocks as a Singapore investor, I often compare businesses that pay dividends that are well secured by a consistent free cash flow. For example, what’s different is dividend growers like Sheng Siong produce free cash flow and pay dividends within its reasonable range.  Despite market cycles, this supermarket giant continues to grow its dividends and earnings year after year. In fact, it’s now earning close to S$150 million in a single year. However, given the intense competition, it’s hard to say whether a high dividend yield is still secured by free cash flow. It’s even harder to beat inflation if a company’s dividends are affected by inten

🔥 NVDA Range Game: Turning Small Moves into Daily Income 🔥 Trading NVIDIA options feels like dancing to a K-pop beat lately 🎶 — smooth, repetitive, and profitable if you catch the rhythm right. Instead of chasing explosive breakouts, I’ve been focusing on something much more consistent: NVDA moving between $180 and $185 almost daily. That tight range is where the magic happens ✨ Rather than guessing direction, I let the market come to me. Small moves, repeated often, can quietly build solid income — and that’s exactly the vibe here 💰 ⸻ 📸 Real Trades, Real Flow (From My Screenshot) Looking at my actual trades in the screenshot, you can see the rhythm clearly 👀 I repeatedly traded the NVDA $165 PUT (expiring 2026-04-10). For example: • Sold at 1.93 → Bought back at 1.80 • Sold at 1.90 → Boug

This spike isn’t just a headline; it’s injecting fresh volatility into global markets, pushing inflation fears higher and pressuring stock indices lower while lifting energy shares.Rising oil prices act like a tax on the economy. They increase transportation and manufacturing costs, erode consumer spending, and can tip fragile growth into slowdown territory. Sectors like airlines, autos, and retail often suffer the most, while broad equities face headwinds from higher input costs and potential interest-rate complications. The good news? Investors aren’t powerless. By proactively adjusting allocations, adding targeted hedges, and leaning into defensive positioning, you can cushion—or even benefit from—the shock. Increase Strategic Exposure to Energy EquitiesThe most direct way to offset oil

DAILY MARKET UPDATE — March 18 • Chart Analysis • News Brief • Trade Idea • Trading Tip CHART ANALYSIS $SPDR S&P 500 ETF Trust(SPY)$ is now moving into FOMC positioning after holding the recent bounce off the $662 low. Price is attempting to stabilize here, but we are still in a broader decision range. PPI came in hotter than expected, with both headline and core elevated. This reinforces that inflation remains sticky and keeps pressure on the Fed heading into today’s FOMC. Key levels today: • $667–$668 — must hold for short-term bullish momentum • $662 — key downside pivot NWOG • $672 → $675 — upside targets if strength continues If SPY holds above $667, we can see continuation toward $672 and possibly $676. If we lose that level, $662 becomes

$SPDR S&P 500 ETF Trust(SPY)$ Another Inverse "U-Turn": This has been the price action mood for over a month. Looks like a seventh week of "fake bounces," is coming adding another arch to the structure. $654 is the the primary downside destination for the week. On Saturday, I posted the following outlook: $S&P 500(.SPX)$ is bearish below $6,700.4. I also included specific volatility levels and additional technical indicators to monitor. This morning, I shared a chart via chat and email suggesting a bearish reversal. This outlook is based on yesterday’s vanishing rally and current bearish conditions, with both the SPY and $Invesco QQQ(QQQ)$ trading below the

$SPDR S&P 500 ETF Trust(SPY)$ — Short Term Perspective with MMTW % Of Stocks Above 20-MA 2 days of gains have been fully erased today, with MMTW returning to historically oversold levels—similar to where we started the week. A 2–3 day rebound wouldn’t be surprising, even with SPY at a new YTD low, as price is back near downtrend channel support. If you’re looking to position shorts on tight risk, they should have been initiated before the move—not after today’s close. SPY - Update Monday +1.02% Tuesday +0.26% The market remains within a downtrend channel even with any further potential +1% move into the end of a positive week. There’s still no clear sign of a strong breadth thrust, even though strength in select tech names may create a sense of